The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-02-21
CITY NEWS.


Galvanized tubs, zoe to $3.50, a
the WeHatchee Bazaar 49,
J. M. Risley, of Twisp, was in towr
yesterday on his way to attend the
good roads meeting at Aberdeen.
Use a Steam-Knox Washer anG
save your wood. 81 at the Bazaar.
Miss Rilla Keane, who has beer
confined to her home on account Of
illness, is very much improved this
morning.
10, Is and zoe graniteware as
sortment at the Bazaar. **'
The Jolly Bunch club met with
Mr. and Mrs. w. w. Wenner on last
Monday evening, at their home on
Springwater avenue. The rooms were
prettily decorated in honor of Valen-
tines day and general social time
was had by all present.
E. D. Cosper returned today from
a trip to Seattle.
The Ladies' Aid of the Methodist
church will be entertained by Mrs. l..
V. Wells, assisted by Mesdames Gum,
Dick and Hall, at the home of Mrs
Wells, 400 South Chelan avenue, on
Wednesday afternoon.
Watch for the new millinery stock
in the Gehr block. $50
N. J. Kennedy purchased a new
Winton (six) automobile in Seattle
Saturday.
Mrs. E. ]. Crum, of Farris, is in
the city today.
Six quart granite pudding pans
zoe, at the Bazaar. ***
Tomorrow is George Washington S
birthday and the Women's Relief
Corps is planning to have George
and Martha Washington, also Mar
tha's cabinet and serve a Colonial
tea. Every lady or gentleman pay
ing 10 cents will receive a beautiful
Ratchet with the words II cannot tell
lie" inscribed upon it. Come one,
come all and have a good time. There
will also be a short program.
Local view post cards, 1c each, at
the Wenatchee Bazaar ***
Miss Hattie Frost left the city for
st. Paul, Mimi, where she will re-
side.
The Spanish War boys are earnest
~ requested to be present at the Col
onial tea to be given tomorrow by
the w. r. C. in the Sprague hall at
$3.50.
John A. Miller, of Seattle, was in
town over Sunday shaking hands with
friends.
Oh, my! That pesky wood fire has
gone out and my cake has fallen. Use
Acme coal, lady, and your troubles
are over, It's cheaper, just as clean
and no clinkers. Phone 545 for a
trial order. $50
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Osburn, of
Everett, spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. c. D. Flanagan. Mr.. Osburn is
delegate from Everett to the postal
clerks and carriers convention at
Spokane
n. H. and A. Bigelow, of Peshas-
tin, were in town today.
Mr.. Smythe had a severe fall Tues
day morning: He awoke at 6 o'clock
as usual and fell hard asleep agsa!:.,.
1t was after before he awoke, and
no wood split. This made him late
to business ana his rival sold that
valuable lot near the courthouse. His
rival uses Acme coal. Uater)-
Smythe has made good, he phoned
the Cannery. 545, and ordered ton
of Acme coal. **s
The Eagle Transfer company re-
ceived a carload of horses Saturday
Miss Mildred Finch is confined to
her bed in her home, on orondo ave-
nue..
Engraved glass fruit set. large
bowl. six naples. soc, the Bazaar.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dutton are visiting
Maud Wilson. They were the first
ones to go over the Rock Island
grade in carriage since the slides.
Judge Martin went to Spokane this
Morning on legal business.
Sugar bowl, butter dish, cream
pitcher, spoon holder, soc, at the
Bazaar.