The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1904-05-27
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There will be services in the Catholic
church Sunday morning at 1920
Tom J. Grant is building on his lot
which he recently bought from Raj
ston.
P. II. Tomlinson is putting up a
, frame house near the mill for Frank
Matherton.
M. C. Mccormick, the Mission res
taurant man, was a visitor to our town
Wednesday.
Don't fail to attend church next sun
day morning and evening, also Mon
day evening.
There will be special services at the
Congregational church Monday night,
that being decoration day.
1t is reported Mrs. Williams, of Mis-
sion, will open restaurant in the room
adjoining Wheeler's store.
George Harris, brother Of Mrs. M. j.
Jorgensen, from Gle Elum, will make
this his home for the future.
Regular services at the church Sun
day morning and evening, special dec
~aoration day services on Monday night.
y John W Shell, Logansport, Indiana,
father of Fireman Frank Shell is here
on visit to his son, and will probably
spend the summer here.
James Buchanan, a telephone line
man, last week bought lots on the north
side of the track on which he will build
sometime during the summer.
Messrs Smith & Beam commenced
work On house for G. S. Merriam, on
the site where the building burned last
winter, near Mrs. Anderson's hotel.
Howell Ralston this week sold three
lots on the north side to John Glauser,
Groat Northern engineer. Mr.. Glau-
ser will build on his lots this summer.
Ray King returned from Seattle last
Friday He spent the pasi week in the
Washington metropolis buying goods
for the Leavenworth Mercantile Co.
]. G. Debord moved his family to his
ranch six miles east Of Wenatchee last
week. He will remain with the mill
company, working with the gang on the
dam.
Those -four bins and bread boxes at
Losekamp's are going like hot cakes
on q frosty morning. Have you seen
them? Ask Sorensen to explain how
you can get one.
Tom Burke has received letter from
- partner, Mr. Adams, saying he had
dtrived in Eureka, Kansas, in due time
and that he would rest a few days be-
fore going to St. Louis.
VIM. F. Burns, of Chwaukum, is
spending this week in Leavenwo tn.
Mr. Burns was with Robin Rideut
when he got drowned in Mason creek,
some four weeks since.
On Tuesday last Mrs. DR.. Hoxsey and
Mrs. H. NJ. Wall left for Seattle, where
they expect to spend week visiting
UtN are ALSO Nb'iS ii'Si =
to buy new seats for the church.
P. II. Gilbert, recently from Wyo-
ming. has leased for year the Bob
Dye barber shop. He will m Ike quite
extensive improvement S in this tonsor-
ial establi hment in the near future.
Mr.. G. N. Watson, who is both engi-
neer and conductor on the Blewett
stage, says that there is considerable
travel on his line these days, and ttat
there is no interruption in the service
NOW. Stages leave and arrive on time.
A number of Indians, many OF them
strangers around here, have been loaI-
ing around and getting drunk the past
week How they get the whiskey is
one of the things that no man can find
out. Somebody is violating the law in
, supplying them.
On Monday last fire broke out in the
rear end of Emil Franks butcher shon.
Tt originated from the wooden exhaust
pipe of his gasoline engine. Mr.. Bea-
mish gave the alarm, and the prompt
response of near by residents with water
Is all that prevented fire that would
have destroyed one hall the business