The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1904-05-13
Town and County

case OF malaria
Mrs. A. E. Downing has been quite
sick past week.
Bob Palmauist is up from Wenat-
chez this week.
Mrs. T. ]. Grant has been quite sick
the past week.
F. A. Rogers, the Wenatchee con-
tractor, was in town this week.
Petrol Davis left for Tacoma Monday
TO attend the republican convention.
Vim. Greve and r. 7. King were cal
ling on friends in Wenatchee Sunday.
The family of Fred Nichols is rejoic
ing over the arrival of a girl at their
house.
C. A. Thomas, of Mission, was in
town Sunday getting acquainted with
our people.
DR.. Shore reports that there is new
boy at the home of L. j. Eauck who
lives in Rose Valley.
A. A. Bryant has beencontempating
leaving town, but he thinks he will re-
main while longer.
f. A. Losekatap departed for Seattle
last Sunday and will spend the week
there, combining business with pleas
ure.
Engineer Lafeeer an old engineer on
this division, arrived in town on No. 1
Monday. He has been in the hospital
at Larrimore, North Dakota.
..You may come into our place of
business if you want to, but VIC can get
along without your tradeh' That is
what the man says who does not adver-
tise.
Mrs. Godsoe returned from Mission
last Tuesday where she had nursed Mr..
Rockhill for the past two weeks. She
says she left him in fair way to COM
plete recovery.
Mrs. Springer's little son who has
had the measles is almost we'll again
and will be out in few days. A silly
report was started that he was afflicted
with smallpox.
C. Ash left last Sunday to attend
the Grand Council of the Red Men
which met at North Yakima on the
10th instant. He was the delegate
from the local lodge.
j. A. McGohan was up from Wenat-
chez one day this week visiting the
school. Mr.. Mcclellan is acting. as
school superintendent during the ILL
ness OF County Superintendent Porter
On last Saturday evening Mrs. Mae
Mcclure entertained few friends at
an informal card party Pedro and crib
bage were the games played. Delicious
refreshments were served and the
guests departed wishing for many more
such occasions.
II. S. Irwin, the Blewett merchant,
visited our towu and did some business
with our merchants Ia Monday.
This was Mr.. Twins second visit to
Leavenworth and he says he will find
it to his interest to come here often dur
ing the summer.
The Hobson brick yard is turning
out brick these days and will be ready
to supply this useful and necessary
building material in large and small
quantities about June first. Quality
and quantity guaranteed TO be as good
as any in this country.
Ben South, Anna Davis, H. A. bod
son, Mary Hanson, Howard Nichols,
Elma Turner, Charles Keen, Bill Brts-
KEY and Joe Backus, went to Mission
lastFridsy to be present at the gradual
ing exercises of the eighth grade of the
Mission high school and to attend
ball in the evening.
Jeppe Rasmussen, from Junction City
Oregon, left for his home last Wednes-
day, after having spent the last four
teen months in Leavenworth as fore
man for the Lamb-Davis company In
construction of the big saw mill. Mr..
Rasmussen is good workman of large
experience in mill work and formerly
worked for the LambiDavis people in
Clinton, Iowa.