The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-10-31

| 0. B. Fuller returned this morn
ing from a several days business trip
on the Sound. taking in Seattle, Bel
bingham and Everett.
I For the next 10 days I will sell
wall paper regardless of cost. The
stock must be closed out. M. o.
Merrill. ***
DR.. ID. w. King and wife returned
last night from Seattle, where they
have been for several days on bust
ness matters. The prime object of
Dr. Kings trip was to consult Great
Northern officials relative to having
an order made for passenger trains
"A and 43 to stop at Stratford when
tagged. Dr. King and associates are
interested in large irrigation pro-
| ject with headquarters at Stratford,
and for a time it would be convenient
to have these trains stop at that
place.
Dana H. Hotchkins had letter last
week from a friend in Chicago, stat
| ing that he had attempted to secure
| box of Wenatchee Delicious apples.
He was told that the price of the box
was IS, so he contented himself with
purchasing two apples for which he
paid 25 cents apiece. Other letters
testify to the fact that the Wenatchee
Delicious apple is creating great
furore in the east and promises to
become the premier apple.
NJ. o. Merrill is selling all wall
paper at less than wholesale cost. "*
Miss Florence Biglow expects to
leave in a few days for Georgia,
where she will spend the winter.
Miss Fullerton, who for the past
year has been connected with the
! Chelan County Abstract company,
| will leave tomorrow for her old home
in Oregon.
Our loss is your gain. Get your
wall paper now at less than half the
regular price. M. o. Merrill. *
c. o. Sutherland and F. D. Oakley
of Tacoma are in the city today, hav-
| ing come down from Brewster where
they are interested in several large
orchard enterprises. A year ago this
| fall they planted Spitzenbergs, Deli
cious and Jonathans and have had
good success in the growth of trees.
Both men were very enthusiastic over
the growth of Wenatchee. Mr.. Suth-
erlani was a member of the Tacoma
Booster Organization which visited
here last spring and can see a re-
markable growth in the city since
| that visit.
Fred Graham and Robert Clapp
| entertained a number of their little
friends at the formers home. corner
| of First and c streets, Friday even
| ing. All the late games were indulg-
ed in by the young people and a
nice luncheon was served by the
young host, after which everyone
went home feeling that they had been
| finely entertained.
/ The Ladies Aid of the Methodist
/ church will be entertained by Mes
danes O'Connor, Atkinson, RAIDER
and Harris at the church parlors,
Wednesday, November at 2:30.
Miss Dibble has moved her dress
making parlor to 116 North c street
i Mr.. Howard Foster of Minneapolis
has been here for several weeks visit
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A
G. Dibble. He is very favOrably i'm
pressed with the Wenatchee valley
and intends to make it his future
home.
| Major A. NJ. Anderson, of the
right of way division of the Great
Northern, is in the city today, bound
for the Okanogan.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Anvil, of En-
tiat, are business visitors here today.
R. c. Osborn and family enter
tanned the Jeffry family of Lakeside
yesterday. Margaret and Ruth, with
their grandfather, J. B. Jeffry, left
last night for California to spend the
winter, and Mrs. Mark Jeffry and
daughter, leila, returned to Lake
Chelan this morning.
William Edwards, father of Ira
| D. Edwards, is again in good health.
He was considerably under the wea-
Their Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Solomon,
parents of Mrs. H. c. Egbert, matron
of the Wenatchee General hospital,
arrived today for a few weeks visit,
coming from their home in Louden-
Vile. Ohio.
Hugh T. Campbell is spending a
couple of days in Seattle.
r. H. Rodolf, of the Western
| Union Life, has returned from a
weeks business trip to Seattle.