The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-05-02

~ seat DIS WlIuSSScS III CuS case vi
Packwood against Finley, which is
being tried in the superior court OF
Chelan county: P. B. Packwood, O
D. Finley, D. j. Coffin, o. S. Finley
c. P. Jackman, A. D. Dyer, Frank
Miller, D. M. Ferris, S. L. Packwood
Robert Gaines, A. Metcalf, Thomas
Cannon, J. Coykindahl, William Flet
cher and wife, A. Bortz and AISLE
Erickson.
Our delayed shipment Of wall pa
per just in. Come and see it. Prices
and designs right. Merrill's. $50
Frank Schneider, J. G. Debord and
E. B. Candy, of Leavenworth, spent
Sunday in the city.
Work on the comfort station un-
der the First National bank is fin
ished and the station can be opened
to the public as soon as an attendant
is provided. Some action on the
matter may be taken at the session
of the council tomorrow night.
Ball bearing lawn mowers, 81 to
$3.50, at the Bazaar. $50
C. C. Hill of the Canadian Pacific
railway; I. o. Stout, of Cincinnati;
O. w. Seaton, of the Boston railway
exhibit, and j. Moot, of Chicago, al
railway officials, were in the cit,
over Sunday for the purpose of look
ing over the valley.
James Lewis, of the World me
chanical force, Fred Hubbard, Mr.
| and Mrs. Hardness fished in the En-
that yesterday. They made a good
catch and reported clear water.
L. M. Packard, of the Douglas
County Title & Abstract company
located at Waterville, is in the cit!
today renewing old acquaintance.
Milot-Mills Greenhouse, Okanogal
avenue and Peachey street. Opel
day and evenings Flowers, shrub
and bedding plants. -"
Mrs. Alice Cannon will meet will
the Rebekahs Wednesday, May 4, a
s o'clock p. M, at the Odd Fellows
hall.
w. H. Hamilton, of Vancouver
Wash, is in the city today looking
over orchard land with view t.
purchasing tract.
Mrs. J. NJ. Pierce, of Ephrata, il
visitor in the city today.
J. C. Corcoran, of Seattle, arrived
in the city last night and began worl
this morning at the Wenatchee Har
ness and Saddlery store.
To improve your temper use Ow
Corn Remedy. 1t will surely do II
Csc. Owl Pharmacy. **
E. J. Slick, brother Of Mrs. A. z
Wells, arrived here today for a fey
days visit. Mr.. Slick was here sew
eral years ago and naturally is yer
much surprised at the growth of tn
city.
c. D. Flanagan is confined to hi
bed on account of sickness.
o. S. Sampson and wife, G. Samr
son and Butler Sampson, of Leaven
worth, were visiting yesterday in tn
home of w. l.. Little.
R. L. Bartlett, former owner 0
the Wenatchee Bazaar, is today NOV
ing out to his new ranch on Eucli
avenue.
FAIRBANKS, MORSE & CO., 2
Wenatchee Avenue North. **
F. B. Kile arrived here yesterda
from Chicago. He is a ball playe
and last year was on the pitchin
staff of the city league. He want
to locate in Wenatchee and is look
ing for a position and the ball man
agement expect to place him in tn
course of few days.
Cure your corns this week. Thel
next week you will be happy. OW
nho,oox. So
PndTmdcy.
Mr.. and Mrs L. R. Tice visited il
Southside yesterday.
o. L. Yancy, of Honeywell Mo-,
brother-in-law of w. A. Gibbons, al
rived here yesterday with the idea o
making this valley his permanen
home.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Dando de
lightfully entertained party o
friends last evening at their beauti
full orchard home on the Wenatche
river. The evening was spent il
music and songs. Mr.. Dando render
ing several splendid solo selections
after which the hostess served
bounteous repast. Those enjoyin
Mr.. and Mrs. Dando's hospitalit
were: Mr.. and Mrs. ~ E. Derry AM
sons Virgil and Marion. Mr.. and Mrs
E. Marcuson, Mr.. and Mrs. Harr
Shotwell. and Mr. Andy Marcuson.
Glen O. Young, who recently pur