The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1904-01-29
Town and County

Fred Phelps, of Ballard. was here on
business this week.
If you don't read the Echo you are
behind on the local news.
Miss Mary Briskey is visiting her
friend Miss Cora Aspen of Peshastin.
The quarantine will be raised from
The residence of E. L. Sprague by Sun
day,
Ci1as. Rexford of Peshastin was a city
visitor this morning. He accompanied
Mr.. Lukins.
Miss Lizzie BrfEkey has been absent
from her post at the post office the past
few days, due to a bad cold.
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. r. Zinkey departed
Thursday morning for Seattle on bust
ness and pleasure.
Miss Anna Davis has been managing
the Postoffice news and book store dur
ing the absence of Miss Tholin.
Mrs. FL. Kushenberg called on the
Echo and subscribed for two copies.
We:are always glad to see theladies.
A dollar placed ON deposit in the
Tumwater Savings Bank, home in
stitution, earns interest while you sleep.
Miss Nellie Ballou, who has been on
o visit to her parents the past three
weeks, returned to Seattle this week.
WAxTED-A good steady man to
work on ranch. Must be a first class
Milker. Steady work. j. W. LADEN,
Echo Office.
Mr.. Rubon, section foreman at this
point, has been transferred to Trinidad
He departed last Thursday for his new
field OF labor.
The youngest child of Mr.. and Mrs
A. w. Walker was taken dOwn with
diphtheria Thursday and the family is
again quarantined,
Mrs. Edwin Mills, who was taken
down with diphtheria Monday has al
most recovered and it is expected that
the quarantine will be raised by Sun
lay.
Misses Anna Tholin and Dora Craig
Left last Wednesday for Wenatchee TO
visit friends. Miss Craig will be mi
tiated into the lodge of Rebekahs before
returning.
The Ladies' Guild will meet at the reg
idence of Mrs, W D. Albright on Thurs
day, Feb. 4th. All members rquested to
be present, as regular business meeting
will be held.
MrF A. Lukins, proprietor of the Pc
shastin sawmill, paid this eitya visit
this morning. Mr.. Lukins reports every
thing looking we'll and prosperous in
that thriving burg
If you have an item hand it in and we
will give it space. 1t is next to impos-
sible to get all that is going on each
week Help the paper and the paper
will help the town.
Mitch Peletier, former resident OF
this city, was married in Seattle last
week. Mitch is conductor on the coast
line of the Great Northern and will
make Seattle his future home.
John A.Gellatly of Wenatchee, spent
a few minutes in town while the train
was taking supplies today. Mr.Gellatly
has been visiting his former home in
Oregon. He has many friends in this
lg who are always glad to see him.
Business la every line is good and
iapEoving right along in this neck of
the woods. Every one looks happy and
prosperous, nc one complains and all
seem to be getting their share OF the
.enera. prosperity which this town is
enjoying.
The.,lttle nine year old son OF of. S.
), Cove pastor of the Congregational
churc has been very low for the past
ten Gays With pneumonia. The little fell
low was first taken with jaundice
which afterwards turned into pneumo-
mia.
Strangers are arriving in town daily
with viev to settling here. All OBJ
tain employment almost as soon as they
arrive andspeak enthusiastically of the
city and declare the climate perfect.
The fame If the town is spreading and
none are disappointed on their arrival.
George heating, a building contract.
or from Everett spent several days in
our town this week looking over the
the prospects for a profitable invest