The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-02-23
CITY NEWS.


The Women's Missionary society
of the First Baptist church will meet
at the home of Mrs. J. w. Johnson,
31S Chelan Avenue South, on Thurs
day, February "a, at p. M, when
an address will be delivered by Miss
Rubie T. Weyburn, field worker for
eastern Washington Miss Weyburn
is a graduate of the Chicago Baptist
Training school and is eminently fit
ted for her work. The members of
the church and congregation are
cordially invited.
Only three more days of our Green
Ticket contest. Be sure to bring all
your tickets. Schade & Parshall Co.
49,
Edward Moore, of Cashmere, agent
of the International Land Co., was
in the city today.
C. A. Harris, who has been here
for several days, left for Seattle last
night to join his wife and to return
with her to their home at Entiat.
Watch for the new millinery stock
in the Gehr block. $50
w. H. Hooking of the Home Tea
company, went to Leavenworth last
night.
J. S. Albin, of the Beal Milling
company, left for Mansfield and
other points north last night.
c. H. Muirhead went to Cashmere
yesterday and returned today.
The Friday Afternoon club meets
this week with Mrs. J. M. Jack, on
Pennsylvania avenue
Visit Mrs. Webb's millinery par
lors tomorrow and see the latest from
Paris. It's real. "*'
The little six year old son of Geo.
Falls, after catching his foot in a
crevice, fell and broke his leg Satur-
day evening.
st. Joseph's Altar society will meet
with Mrs. Mechtel on South Chelan
avenue tomorrow afternoon at
o'clock. All members are earnestly
requested to be present.
Columbia double disc 10-in. rec
ords, Csc at the Bazaar. $50
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Wheeler,
former residents of this city but now
of Medford, Oregon, are the happy
parents of a baby boy born Febru.
airy %.
The Grand Union Tea company has
been moved into the office formerly
occupied by the Daily World, in the
Columbia Valley Bank building.
F. NJ. Lucavish leaves tonight for
a 60 day trip in the southern climes
While gone he will visit Texas, Old
Mexico and Honolulu. The object of
the trip is to seek a new business
location. Mr.. Lucavish has spent
many years in the north and has an
idea that he would like to spend the
rest of his days in the south. Since
coming here two years ago he has
profited greatly financially and has
made quite success in the real es-
tate business. On this trip his fam
lily will not accompany him.
Columbia cylinder records, to close
out. 15c each, at the Bazaar. 80"
Samuel Packwood, of Entiat, was
In the city yesterday.
Ladies should not fail to see the
new imported lace dress patterns and
neckwear at Mrs. Webbs millinery .
Professor Trumble of the high
school moved today from his resi-
dence on c street to No. 1877 D street,
Just block west of his former place.
The Tourist club will meet Friday
afternoon, February 25, with Mrs.
Harvey Mills, on D street near Wash
ington avenue.
F. C. Smith, formerly of barber
shop in this city but now located in
Brewster, is in the city and on yes
terday underwent an operation at the
hands of DR.. Mccoy for a cancerous
growth over the eye. The operation
was severe but has not confined Mr.
Smith to his home. He is running a
barber shop at Brewster and also is
proprietor of billiard aha pool hal
at that place.
Irwin Lovett, Guy Bnrrill, Don
Burrill and T. j. Sherman. all OF