The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1904-08-12
Blewett and Leavenwortb stage
Town and County

to Everett the first part of this week.
Alex Mcneil and son Charley, of
Wenatchee, spent several days in our
town this week.
AAAMr. and Mrs. Charles Bliss went
! Nwn to Wenatchee Tuesday for few
days recreation.
Mrs. Louise Mcclure will leave this
week for Chicago to visit her mother.
She will be gone several months.
L. G. English went over to the Big
BEND country in Douglas County this
week on some kind of land deal.
Charles Newman and wife concluded
a visit OF two weeks with relatives in
this city and left for Seattle Tuesday.
Miss Anna Tholin returned Tuesday
morning from the Sound after spending
u week in Seattle AMI Everett with
friends.
The Hon Frank Reeves came up
from Wenatchee Tuesday to see how
his wife and daughter were enjoying
themselves.
Miss Camille Dolson, of Seattle, who
spent the past three weeks with the
family of G. S. Merriam, departed for
her home last Monday.
Trains were delayed again for thirty
six hours last Saturday and Sunday by
the burning of p bridge near Berne
this side of the tunnel
on the corner of Ninth and Commercial
streets are being delivered by NJ. F..
Peake 81 Son this week.
I. Charles Carlson went over to the
Sound last Sunday to attend wedding
fsome OF his relatives and will be alb
sent a week or ten days.
County Clerk Christensen came up
Saturday evening to spend Sunday
With his family and go fishing on the
side. He returned Monday morning.
w. T. Greve went up to Lake We
natchee Monday where he will spend
month He will assist George Siverly
in scaling logs for the mill company.
Jack Catchadal, thoroughly compe-
tent watch repairer and ieweler came
I'D from Wenatchee last Saturday and
Is now permanently located at the post
office.
G. w. Hathaway is an enthusiastic
photographer who has taken large
number OF views of mountain scenery in
this vicinity. Some of them are very
clever.
Harry Gehrd sprained his ankleMon-
day evening in jumping from the en-
CINE near Gaynor when two of the cars
OF the train loaded with soldier boys
left the track.
A number of Wenatchee people pass
ed through on their way to the Sound
Wednesday. Among them were Pat
Hills ard Mr.. Anderson of the Wenat'
chez Hardware Co.
=. G. McGregor, accompanied by his
wife and children, left for the Sound
"Wednesday. Mrs. McGregor and the
Echildren will remain for several weeks.
Nbnt p. G.. will be back in about week
Miss Beuah Sherer and Miss May
<Peck arrived from Seattle yesterday.
They will leave to-day for Mason creek
for an outing and fishing trip accompa-
MED by Engineer Sherer, Miss Beuah' S
father.
On Tuesday last Doctor Hoxsey
folks, who were up on LAKE Wenatchee
outing and fishing, sent him two hsh'
rainbow trout that weighed four pounds
and dolly warden that weighed two
pounds.
In these days of oily butter and wilt
ed collars, with the thermometer few
degrees above the hundred mark in the
shade, the man who can keep woman
in n good humor on wash day deserves
chrome.
The following ladies went down to
Cashmere last Monday evening TO at
tend the meeting Of the D. OF H.
Mesdames Del Mccoy, j. Z. DAVIS
Frank Shell, L Doyle, G. I. Walker
and Geo. Beam.
Mrs. James Clarke, who broke her
arm about six weeks ago is out again
and almost as we'll as ever. She only
spent few days in the hospital after
DR.. Meow set the arm and has man
AGED TO do most of her ordinary h9"sa-
hold duties since