The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1904-11-18
Town and County

Mrs. Lew Bowmrn arrived from We
natchee yesterday.
| Conductor Southwick moved his
family to Spokane last Sunday.
Mrs. c. H. Mason made visit to
Wenatchee the first of this week.
The sofa cushion raffled by the Busy
Bees was won by Mrs. Fan Peterson.
Frank Reeves has spent several days
in our town this week on legal Dusi-
! ness.
:. DThe Overland hotel is completed and
s. ) will be thrown open to the public next
week.
P. H. Tomlinson, who, left here
about a month ago has located in Walla
Walla.
L. A. Parker has his Echo sent to
Seattle, having temporarily located
there.
Mrs H. ]. Betty was up from Wenat-
chez this week visiting Mrs. p. ]. Nc
CURE.
pDave Gould is busy these days i'm
proving his farm and fruit ranch at Pc
shastin.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Duffy was up from We
natchee this week visiting her sister,
Mrs. Bloom.
E. q. Wright has accepted the posi-
ton of clerk under Great Northern
Storekeeper Walker
Mrs. Hub Johnston, of Wenatchee,
was up for few days visit with friends
the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs.-JI. M. Beamish left last
week for Midland, Mich, where they
will spend the winter
Mrs. N. H. Patterson, who has been
~, at the Leayenworth hospital for some
time, IS convalescing.
-es. The president has issued a proclama-
CO. tion declaring. Thursday, Nov. "a, as a
day of Thanksgiving.
The Chumstick valley school was
closed last week on account of diph-
in the community
AatA Mrs. w. M. Cross, accompanied by
9fiaMfs. Geo. Watts, both of Wenatchee,
paid cur town a visit this week.
a;11Ie Mrs B. A. Jenkins, of La Cross.
-sc Wis, accompanied Mrs. Frank Suite n,
~, and will spend the winter with her.
~ .John-LHthier. of Trinidad, Wash,
~, has taken contract to catch one thous-
=, and coyotes, says the Quincy Quill
- DR.. Mccoy was called to Wenatehee
= this week in consultation over the case
- of Mrs.. Henry Sampson, who is very
sick. =
IA Master Mechanic Clark, of the Spo-
rlane division, spent several days with
the railroad men of this point this
week.
90 ST. Gilman was up from Wenat-
2sehee Tuesdayloeki for location for
II, "-ag stock OF clothing and furnishing
- goods.
Gle; TIE Cahill family, six of whom have
diphtheria, are all doing well and on
fair way to complete recovery, says DR..
81 Hoxsey.
ApDTOpTldbc lndHhSSlfibS pSt 'ASSo
will be held in the Congregational
church next Thursday at 1890 Let
everybody attend.
Engine No. HOS, which blew out her
crown sheets about two monthse ago
with Engineer Davis, made her first
trip last Sunday.
James Debois, Melrose, Mimi, stop
ped off few days this week to visit his
sister Mrs. Goerger. He was on his
way to the coast.
Architect Gus Bjork assisted by
Wood Artist P. L. Brown this week
planned and constructed sidewalk in
front of the Bjork block.
Among the Peshastin people who
were doing business in Leavenworth
this week we're H. w. Otis, G. w.
Gibbs and S P Beecher.
The electric light plant made test
run Yesterday evening and several
business houses that were connected
with the system turned on their lights
Cashmere is now an incorporated
town. A. C. Jones, mayor; E. F. Stow
ell, treasurer, and John Kuelbs, F. I.
Spiler, p. Bellinger, l. w. Sherman
and L. H, Clark, couucilmen.
as poverty social will be given by the
Willing Helpers Tuesday evening,
November -, at the church. Games
and lunch will be the pastime of the
evening. Every body welcome. Ad-
uiss.cn loo. sError lee'