The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-06-09

on selling his ranch on the Loop Loop
as he feels he is getting too old to
conduct the place personally and will
take things easy" the remainder Of
his days. Mr.. Hamilton's many
friends in Okanogan are glad to see
him back SO hale and hearty.
Charley Breckbill is spending the
week in the north part of the county
on telephone business.
Miss Amy Ridenour of Chelan, Wis
tied Miss Lulu Hansen in this city
several days last week and this.
Strawberries are abundant this
year.
This is busy season for the irri-
gators. Everybody with an orchard
is working overtime.
Harry White, travelling salesman
for the American Paper company of
Sattle, called on his customers in
Okanogan Tuesday. Mr.. White is one
of the seventeen survivors of the We'll
lington wreck in which ninety-five
people lost their lives last winter near
the western extremity of the Cascade
tunnel Mr.. White says he is not
seeking another experience of that
nature
Chas. Lindsay, who is visiting in
Detroit, Mich, writes that he has
been i'll since his arrival in that city
and that he will leave for Okanogan
as soon as his health will permit.
Mrs. S. H. Irwin writes from Wash
ington, D. c., glowing account of
her experiences at the worlds Sun
day school convention. In closing
she says washington is certainly a
beautiful city and I am enjoying my
self immensely but will be glad to
get back to Okanogan and get
breath of fresh air.
Charley Wood, foreman of the
Chronicle, was down from Omak Sun
day visiting friends.
Mrs. R. J. Hummel went up to
Conconully Saturday to visit her
daughter, Miss Meta, who is quite
i'll.
The comemrcial club held rOusing
meeting Monday evening. A large
number of ladies were present and |
stated their intention of organizing |
civic league club to cooperate with |
the men in beautifying and improv-
ing the town. The ladies will make
their formal organization this after
noon at o'clock in commercial club
hall. All ladies are requested to at
tend. mong other things that will be
taken up at an early date by the la
dies auxiliary will be the planting
of shade trees, flower gardens, etc.,
and the purchase of flags for the audi
forum.
Okanogan will have sane" 4th
of July celebration this year. No
fire crackers or other explosives will
be used within the fire limits.
Down in the Olema neighborhood
there is quite a settlement of people
who have recently located there from
Langley, WILDLY Island, and in last
weeks issue Of the Langley Islander
half column of items under
the heading of "Okanogan County
News" telling of the doings of the
former islanders.
The Okanogan Light & Power COM
pany are figuring on furnishing pow
er in the afternoons for the benefit
of those who desire to put in motors
and electric fans. The day service
will be inaugurated just as soon as
there is enough business guaranteed
to justify it, and from present indi-
cations it appears that the business
will soon be forthcoming
Glenn Schaller is engaged in putting
in a cement basement for Will Ma
lofts new residence on First avenue.
A large number of Okanoganites
visited Riverside last Saturday, many
being attracted there by the race
meet and oratorical contest and
others by the meeting of the Publtc,-
ty League.
Row King and Miss Virpie Ha6Iey