The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1904-04-29
Town and County


was here one day this week.
The very latest arrival is boy at the
residence of w. II. Bozarth.
Thomas Coleman has commenced a
six room cottage near the mill.
Mrs. J. NJ. Duffy returned to her
home in Wenatchee on Wednesday.
Howard Nichols and Orville Bethel
returned from Seattle on Wednesday.
DIR. Mccoy made a flying trip to Spo-
kane last Friday and returned Saturday.
Lawrence Nelson has gone 10 house
keeping in one of DR.. Shores cottages.
Thos. Burke left for Seattle Wednes-
day He will spend about week on
the Sound.
F. NJ. Scheble, tie Wenatchee lumber
man spent few hours in our town last
Wednesday.
Frank Sutton has commenced the
erection Of modern six room cottage
in the eastern part of town.
George Siverly has repaired his resi-
dence across the track and rented il to
the family of Mr.. Southwick.
The family of S C. Waldenberg, oar
sign painter and decorator, arrived
from Clinton, Iowa, this week.
DR.. N. Weiger, of Minneapolis, MINI.
stopped over yesterday. on his way to
Seattle, to visit friends in this CITY.
Il Spurway,of the Spokane Daily
Chronicle, was doing the town yester-
day for his paper, and called on the
Echo.
The family of NJ. Townsend ar
rived from Spokane last Tuesday. He
will soon move to his ranch up on
Beaver creek.
Among the new arrivals this week we
note John and Fred Peterson, from
Clinton, Iowa. Both men have fami-
lies and mean to make Leavenworth
their home.
Doctor Mccoy has been called to
Mission several times this week to con-
suit with Doctor Hedges in case of d.
D. Rockhill who is afflicted with Sc
we're kidney affection.
More than forty dollars worth of den
tai work was done at Wenatchee last
week for Lcavenworth people. II you
know of a dentist wanting location
toll him m anna hare
Four more rooms will be added to
the Leavenworth Hospital just as soon
as the work can be done. Patients from
a distance are constantly coming to this
popular institution to be treated.
Mr. Murphy, Taylor, Texas, has pur-
chased several tracts of land in the
Wenatchee valley near Mission and
SAYS he will have several families out
from Texas before the summer Is over.
Mrs G. c. Hall, of Wenatchee, spent
a couple Of days in Leavenworth this
week visiting with Mrs. Anna GodSoe
matron of the Leavenworth Hospital.
1t is possible Mrs. Hall may become
resident of this thriving burg.
A. Blair, of Newburg, Oregon, rela-
ted to ]. f. Hobson,o the Hobson brick
yard is here on visit and also to look
at Eastern Washington with view OF
locating. He says the west side Is too
wet for him and and not enough sun
shine.
George Ingham will leave the first Of
next week for the mountains to pros
pect on the divide between Negro and
Ineles creeks. Charles Lilligren' who
returned here some weeks ago from the
Golville country wild accompany Mr..
Ingham. They expect to be gone about
two months.
Charles Nelson is here on visit to
his old friends, John Bjork and wife
Mr.. Nelson lived here in 1892, about
the time the Great Northern made its
advent. For several years he has lived
in Oregon, spending the past winter IN
Portland. He may decide to locate IN
Leavenworth.
L. V. Wells, from Wenatchee, man
ager for Central Washington for the
Pacific States Telegraph and Te'e-
phone Company spent Wednesday IN
town looking after the interests oil his
company. He says Wenatchee is mcv-
ing right along, keeping up with the
procession OF progress. He made some
complimentary remarks on the Repus-
lie but knowing something OF the mod
esty of Brother Fowler we refrain from
making him blush by repeating what
Ve heard.