The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1904-04-08
Town and County

ltOr TO the Durs TUESDAY.
Miss Anna Tholin went to Seattle
Tuesday and returned Wednesday.
Mrs. ]. T. McAneny left last Friday
for weeks visit in Seattle among
friends.
DR.. Shore says that Mission is I'M
doubtedly Cashmere, but is not Olive
colored.
Master Julian Magyar spent last Satur-
day and Sunday in Wenatchee with
friends.
Mr.. L. J. Nelson made a business
visit to Wenachee last Tuesday return
ing Wednesday.
Lloyd Hartlers has accepted posi-
ton with the Great Northern in the
car department.
AL Purdy, an old timer of Leaven
worth, is back again shaking hands
with his old friends.
George Freeman, formerly of this
place but now of Tacoma, was visiting
friends here this week.
Mr.. Pbelan the round house foreman
has moved into the Bloom residence in
the north side of town.
Mr.. Robert Smith returned from
Quincy Tuesday where he has been
spending few days with his family.
Miss Mary Ralston returned to
Leavenworth this week. She spent
the winter ia Seattle and is glad to get
back.
Ed. Tholin returned from Alaska last
Tuesday. He says he may not stay in
Leavenworth but he is not going back
to Alaska.
Armud and rock slide, near Mission,
eighty feet wide and six feet deep. de-
iayed the west bound passenger Hine
hours Sunday evening.
Mr. George Heating is building for
ty-foot addition to his hardware store
on Front street, which will be used for
the storage and display of furniture.
Miss Rose Padoshek. OF Wenat-
chez, was city visitor last Monday.
The young lady has many friends in
this city who are always glad to see
her.
Sherman Sines, of Lake Chelan, has
accepted the position of hostler at the
round hoase. Mr.. Sines has lived in
Leavenworth before and his many
friends are glad to welcome him back.
Charles Lilligren returned Wednes-
day from Colville where he has spent
the winter. Whether he will make
Leavenworth his home for TAG summer
we are not informed.
Miss Rose Stearns, who has been here
on visit for the past month with her
Uncle George Merriam, returned to
Wenatchee yesterday. Mrs. S. G..
Merriam accompanied her and will Wis
it the family Of II. r. Stearns.
While on the coast next week ]. W.
Laden will take notes on the political
situation in this state and hopes to be
able to give facts and figures to prove
beyond doubt that John d. Atkinson
will be the next governor OF this state.
Mr.. David Russell, of Cascade Tun-
mel, and brother of Mr.. Russell of the
Cascade hotel of this city, will shortly
give up railroading and settle near Sc
attic where he has purchased nice
home for himself and family. Dave
has many friends here who wish him
success.
Mrs. Godsoe. lady who has spent a
good many years in hospitals as pro-
fessional nurse. coming to Wenatehee
last fall from San Francisco, where she
was employed in some OF the largest
hospitals, has accepted a position in the
Leavenworth Hospital, and will act as
matron and nurse in that institution.
Daniel H. Detchon, who was dis
charged from the Philippine service at
San Francisco two weeks ago, called
on the Echo this week. Mr.. Detehon
is printer and has worked all oyer
the east and south. He enlisted Tor
the PHILIPPINES from Nashville, Ten
nessee aud served about three years.
He was here on a visit to j. E. Gore.
who also saw service in the PHILIPPINES
and after being discharged settled in
this valley. 1t is Mr.. Detchon's inten-
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