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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1906
Page
4
Longtime residents and visitors are noted with town snippets. J B Mooney Frank Smith builds a stone wall on Mission Street. Mrs Porter and her daughter visit from Columbia Valley. Rev Armfield leaves Wenatchee for Spokane after preaching.
A physician proclaims a permanent practice here and invites all who suffer from eye strain or defective vision to visit. He aims to correct eye strain to prevent nervous reflexes or complications and wishes to meet patients in person.
11.65 acre fruit ranch adjoining city offers a house and barn and an estimated 3000 dollars of fruit this year. Price is 1500 dollars per acre with one third cash and balance on easy terms.
A land notice states 160 acres near Wenatchee offered by W. G. C. Dobbins with wheat and fruit land, irrigation potential by spring. The parcel is described as accessible on the W E side of Wenatchee. Dobbins lists an address for contact.
A birthday party was held at the home of A G Pogue celebrating the anniversaries of Mrs Pogue Mrs H E Boye and Mrs Laura Jacobson. About twenty guests attended and played progressive 500. A two course lunch was served. attendees included Mr Fisher Mrs Littlefield Mr Trimble Mr Holm Mrs Redhead N M Brown Dr and Mrs Cameron Mrs Palmer Mrs Nichols Mrs Dickson Mr Frank Taylor Mr Ashton Mr and Mrs Pogue Mr and Mrs Boyd and Mrs Jacobson.
Bluffton Indiana resident M F Burroughs praises Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as the best cure for bowel trouble. He says his family has used it for years and keeps it on hand. The ad urges buying now before summer emergencies and notes it is sold by all druggists.
Geo W Stetson began work renewing the Elberta hotel foundation after purchasing from the Brown brothers. A force will remodel the interior including hall and dining room. The hotel will gain 30 rooms and be modernized at an estimated cost of $5000. A second hotel project may not start this season. The Ladies Aid society of the Christain church will meet Thursday afternoon in church parlors.
A list of petit jurors drawn for the jury term beginning June 18 includes Bousquet Bechtel Shotwell Brown Corcoran Chalmers Collier Wilcox Davis Snell Trow Carpenter Larrabie Campbell Detxer Millard Hardenburg Highley Myer Moe Entiat Martin Cook Blarkenship Chiwau kom Obas Harris. Harris returns from Entiat with Mrs Sanders who has been treated by a local physician. Mrs Benson, sister of Wm Turner, who bought the Basa residence on Chelan avenue, expects her daughter Miss Benson home from college in Kansas.
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