The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1904-06-24
Town and County
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IL u. Bliss ana vile spent ueSudy IN
Wenatchee.
There will be services in the Catholic
church next Sunday morning at 1920
TIL Tumwater Cafe will open up for
business again by Saturday or Sunday
Mrs. Jake Morris came down from
Chewawa this week for medical treat
ment.
/. J. Nelson went to Wenatchee
Wednesday on legal business and re-
turned Thursday.
Mr.. Il. r Stearns, of Wenatchee,
sister of the Merriam brothers, is here
for brief visit.
Mrs. Henry Treadwell, OF Everett,
was visiting her sister, Mrs. George
Beam this week.
Miss Georgia Kribbs, of st. Paul.
Mum, is here ON witt to her sister,
Mrs. P. NJ. Long.
Ere Ke ser, of the Wenatchee Liq-
uor and Tobacco Co. was visitor TO
our town this ", elk.
Arthur Ros, who was hurt in sa
loon row asst week, went to his home
in Everett this wees.
Don Urquhart lost pocket book
somew here on Front Str Ell last Friday
with eighty dol RS in it.
Joe McDonald,a Wenatchee contract
or. was a visitor to our town this week.
He was prospecting for work.
= The basement for the Bjork Building
will be comDleted next week and brick
laying will commence shortly after.
Miss Ada Treadwel is very sick at
the home of Geo. Beam, and is threat
ened with pneumonia, says DR.. Hoxsey.
Mesdames Mae Mcclure and A. Nc
Pheters left last Friday for Spokane
and Hillyard and returned Tuesday
morning
J.B. Hathaway will build substan
tial residence for ]. r. Ramsey in the
eastern part of town within the next
two weeks.
A. ]. Martin came in yesterday from
his ranch on the Swaukane. He has
his crop all in and is highly elated over
his prospects.
DIR. Mccoy and Bob Cademan left
last Tuesday for Lake Wenatchee,
where they will spend several days
hunting and fishing.
T. E. Collier, an old friend OF A. NJ.
Phelan, from the Choctaw and Oklaho-
ma railroad, has accepted position on
the Great Northern.
Local freight receipts at Leaven-
worth, says Station Agent Long, are
more than twice as large as they were
last year at this time.
Charles Albright and Thomas Oar
ling went down 10 Wenatchee Wednes-
|Ray TO have a lock- at the beauties OF
III, famous ley OF the red apple.
Dave Treadwe |. father of Miss Ada
Treadw II, came up from Mission last
"Wednesday to sae his daughter, who
was taken suddenly i'll on Tuesday.
Dpaald Urquhart shipped fourteen
cars of sheep 10 Chi ago from this point
this week, and man by The name OF
Snodgrass shipped seven cars to Seat
tie
The man Reagan who was brought
down from the Blewett Mining camp in
a demented condition was taken down
to Wenatchee this week where he will
be tried for unacy.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Howart re-
turned from Spoaanr yesterday. Hav-
ing gone there last Friday oo business
connected with mining deal in which
Mrs. Howard is interest, d.
r. A. Hox ey, brother of Or. G. w.
Hoxsey came in last Friday and spen'
a few hours with his b other. They
have met only ouce before in eighteen
wears. Mr.. Hoxsey's home at present
is Spangle, Wash.
Frank Bagley has been employed as
night watchman by hose in crested IN
the towns welfare. No DOUBT a watch
man who viii 90 his duty. ard we are
told that Mr.. Bagley is that kind OF
man, may be of incalcu able benefit IN
various ways to the property owners
We are also told that he will receive
the appointment of deputy sheriff
John Holden, who has held that posi-
ton for some tune has, or will resign.