The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1904-07-29
Town and County

u Hrs Bert Howard Vallens of Everett is
visiting with Mrs.L. J. Nelson.
E. D. Shugart has sold his dray bus
mess to Lew Monger and will go in the
logging business.
Work on the foundation for brick
building for L. W. Bloom was COM
menced this week.
The dinner given by the ladies of the
guild was well patronized and the ladies
netted handsome sum.
The Phoenix Insurance Co last week
paid the City Drug Store 1l,O00to cover
the loss in the fire of June eth.
w. H. ONeil was brought down from
Blewett this week with crushed foot
and placed in the Leavenworth Hos
pital.
A fair crowd attended the dance at
the pavilion last saturday night and
those who attended declared they had
a good time.
Mr.. and and Mrs. II. E. Carr left for
Seattle on the two o'clock train this
morning. They will prolong their visit
for several days.
George Shugart accompanied his
father on fishing trip up to lake We
natchee yesterday where they will hunt
and fish for week or two.
Thomas Darling went to Seattle
last Wednesday to arrange for the
disposition of one hundred and fifty
: lons of hay and a car or two of cattle.
DR.. Mccoy spent a couple of days on
the Sound the first part of this week.
While in Everett he witnessed Mrs.
Leslie Carriers Interpretation OF Mad
anne Du Barry.
Jesse B.. Duncan from Waitsburg
Wash brother of Mrs. Del Mccoy, is
here on visit Mr.. Duncan is emyloy-
ed on the Waitsburg Times and is quite
a bright young man.
S. L. Ellinger left last Sunday for
Chicago in charge of train load of
sheep. Mr.. Ellinger will be away
about thirty days and will visit the ST.
Louis fair before returning.
Mrs. Chas. Freitag, from Chumstic
valley came home from Soap Lake one
day last week and remained few days
with the family and went back to the
Lake again Monday morning.
DR.. Hoxsey and Frank Shell went
went fishing last Sunday and the form
-er caught thirteen trout that weighed
twelve pounds while the latter caught
twenty that weighed seVentween
pounds.
A large new stationary boiler has
lately been placed in the round house
at this place. 1t has loLg been needed
in the shop equipment and will aid
much in making the repair work more
6aprompt.
u Mrs. James Mckinney, of Seattle,
neice of L. G. English, stopped over
here two days this week to attend
to some business, and departed yester-
day on her way home by way OF Spokane
and the Nortern Pacific.
Clarence Huston, son of Mrs. Carrie
Huston, fell from the railroad ice
house distance OF twelve or fourteen
feet yesterday and dislocated his arm.
DR.. Hoxsey reduced the 6islocation and
at last accounts the boy was getting on
all right.
Mrs. Jack Calder and two daughters,
from Wellington, were visitors to our
town the fore part of the week, doing
some business and renewing friend
ships. They were formerly residents
of Leauenworth. While here they Wis
tied with the family of j. B. Adams.
Judge Griffith, of Wenatchee, with
two daughters from Kansas City who
are here on visit for couple OF
months, passed up the road yesterday
on their way to Merritt, where they
expect to spend the next two weeks.
The Judge will keep in touch with his
Wenatchee office by phone.
Charles Newman and wife arrived
from Seattle last monday and will be
s.suests of DR.. and Mrs. Hoxsey. Mrs.
: Newman aud Mrs. M.J.Dalton and Mrs.
Hoxsey are sisters, and was married
TO Mr.. Newman on the Goth inst, at
Seattle. Mr.. Newman is one OF the
projectors OF the Third Avenue Theater
a patron of one of Seattle's base ball
clubs, and an all aronnd lover of sports.
He will go on fishing trip andremain
80 the mountains for a week before
returning TO Seattle.