The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-04-25
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Mrs. s. B. Bell, of this city.
Don't miss hearing Dimond, the
famous pianist, and Bonner, of the
Seattle Symphony orchestra, at Pres
byterian church Monday night. Ad-
mission SOC.
Mrs. R. R. Ellinwood has been
quite Ill for three days and has been
confined to her home.
Have you priced the hose and
lawn mower at the Bazaar. The price
is selling them. -"
Miss Phoebe Reeder returned to
her home Saturday, after visiting
with relatives in Spokane for two
weeks.
| For first class ranch and farm
hands, skilled workmen or good,
husky laborers for any kind of
work, write w. H. Uplinger & Co.,
employment agents, 101 West
Main street. Seattle, Wash. ""'
f. M. Stricken, a Waterville and
Wenatchee pioneer, was here sever
al days this week, selling out his
holdings in town property prepare
tory to an extended visit in the
east. Mr.. Stricken has a brother at
Couer d'Alene City, Idaho, and ex-
poets to spend his time between We
natchee and that city.-Big Bend
Empire
Dimond and Bonner, the brilliant
Seattle musicians, will appear at the
Presbyterian church Monday night.
in the closing number of the lecture
course Admission soc. **'
Oscar Moe, of Chelan, was We
natchee visitor over Sunday.
The strong gluten four-Harring-
tons Best. -"
Miss Carrie Hampton, from Port
land, is visiting old friends in the
city.
The exhibition of the current mo-
tor on this side the river will be
postponed until larger and perma-
nent plant is installed.
49, CURRENT MOTOR CO.
Work is progressing finely on the
new Wenatchee hotel. The basement
work is now completed and the
stringers for the first floor are all
laid.
Remember the last number of the
Brotherhood lecture course, Monday
evening, April 25, at Presbyterian
church. It's musical number. 49,
Mrs. Mary A. H. Fuller, of Seattle,
but formerly of Wenatchee, arrived
in the city yesterday, coming from
Bridgeport, where she has been look
ing after the Foster Creek company's
land, of which she is manager. She
will remain in the city this week.
Dave Nagle, of Twisp, is in the
city for a few weeks visit.
Harrington's Best -four for sale by
all merchants. $50
o. G. France left for Seattle yes
terday on a few days business trip.
Positively my last week in We
natchee. My entire stock of MILL
merry at cost. Must leave May 1.
Hurry. The French Shop, Apt. No.
1. Gehr Block. tfs**
Bert Snyder, A. w. Guthrie. L. B.
Scott and H. E. Hardesty went to
Leavenworth yesterday to see the
baseball game.
FAIRBANKS, MORSE s. CO., 20
Wenatchee Avenue North. So
Bert Courtway went to Portland
yesterday to take in the stock show
at that place.
Have you heard the New Process
records on the Victor talking ma
chine? If not step in to Sherman,
Clay's music store and ask to hear
them. 49,
Mrs. Agnes Scott and Mrs. L.. w.
Bloom !ent to Leavenworth yester-
day to visit relatives and friends.
Closing out, entire stock and fix
lures at cost P. o. News Stand. -
Phoebe Reeder returned yesterday
from Spokane, where she has been
visiting for several weeks.
Our delayed shipment of wall pa
per just in. Come and see it. Prices
and designs right. Merrlll's. -"
]. J. Eyer, the bicycle man, made
trip to Cashmere yesterday.
Flower pots and jardiniers at the
Bazaar. $50
Contractor Windham came down
from the Entiat this morning after
spending Sunday with his family.
He states that the Entiat river is on
a rampage and is said to be the high
est it has ever been before at this
time of the year.
Washing machines, washtubs, boil
ers, washboards, ironing boards and
clothes racks at the Bazaar. We
save your money. "*
The Epworth League excursion
will start from the church at 8
o'clock Wednesday evening. You'll
be sorry If you don't go. 80
The Wenatchee valley is one mass
of bloom and many people of this
oitv took occasion vesterdav to view