The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1904-09-30
Town and County

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]. M. Duffy was up from Wenatchee
for short time the first of the week.
Jack Smith left for Seattle yesterday
to be gone three Or four days on bust
ness.
Mrs. S. Shortly made brief visit tc
Wenatchee this week accompanied by
her son.
Bob Cademan will accompany DR..
Mccoy to Clinton, that being also his
old home.
Misses Anna Tholin and Maud Mer.
riam went down to Wenatchee Tuesday
for few days visit.
Edwin Shortly, of Spokane, has spent
several days with his mother, Mrs. S.
Shortly, this week.
Charles A. Wright, proprietor of the
Peshastin saw mill was business Wis
itor to town this week.
Miss Jesse Kinney, of Cashmere, will
open the Eagle creek school next Mon.
day, says L. S. Mitchell.
r. F. Holm, republican county chair
man, passed through on his way home
from Seattle Wednesday evening.
Mrs. A. McPheters left Tuesday for
Seattle to visit Mr.. McPheter's sister
who is quite sick with typhoid fever.
Messrs. w. Fl. and Geo. s. Merriam
visited the Wenatchee fair last week
spending Friday and Saturday there.
Fred Holderby, formerly attached to
the Wenatchee Advance, was visitor
To Leavenworth the first of this week.
The Woman's Twentieth Century
Club will meet next Wednesday after
noon at the home of Mrs. Mae Mcclure.
S. L. Ellinger will accompany Lose
as far as Spokane to see that he gets a
good start and does not stray from the
path.
Mrs. D. v. Foster brought child
down from Mason Creek to Dr. Hoxsey
this week to be treated for stomach
trouble.
The family of F. F. Banks left Sun
day for Ellensburg to join Mr.. Banks.
Mr.. B. has run out OF that town on
the Northern Pacific.
II. II. Dean and J. B. Adams left
Wednesday evening for Wilson creek,
the ralleying place of duck hunters,
for few days shooting.
A government surveying party ar
rived here the first of this week to sur
vey a township of timber land up in the
reg ion OF Lake Wenatchee.
T. S. Blythe, large sheep and cat
tie owner from Ephrata, has been here
this week to look after herd of sheep
he has up in the mountains.
J. M Cunningham, editor and pro-
prietor of the Chelan County Democrat,
made this town brief visit last We'd
nesday, and looked in on the Echo.
Mrs. Dougherty and daughter, Miss
Irene, left to-day for Port Angeles,
their home, after spending the past
two weeks with the family of George
Beam.
Rev. W. S. Bixby will preach in the
Congregational church Sunday morning
and evening. Mr.. Bixby is quite an
iteresting talker. Go out aud give him
IA hearing.
w. ". Jones, OF Ottawa, Ohio, an old
acquaintance of j. w. Keller's arrived
in our town Tuesday and will look over
our country, and We hope, decide 10
locate here.
N. NJ. Sorensen left Tuesday morn
ing for Wenatchee where he will join
Carl Christensen and G. Z. Buttles and
90 to Wilson Creek for four or i've days
duck shooting.
Fred Reeves made brief business
trip to our town the first of the week.
Fred admits Roosevelt will carry Wash
ington, but the state and county tickets
well, Fred is democrat, you know.
DR.. Hoxsey will shortly commence
erecting neat and substantial Office on
the lot adjoining the Tumwater Cafe.
1t will be lSx3O and will have an oper-
ating room and consultation room.
A. L. Mitchell, of the Eagle Dale
Dairy ranch left on the table during our
absence at the Wenatchee fair some
specimen peaches, the product of his
ranch on Eagle creek. They were
very fine, and only add conviction to
our belief that just as fine fruit can be
raised right here in the valleys sur
rounding Leavenworth as is grown in
she far famed Wenatchee valley.