The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1904-10-07
Town and County


week
Mrs. Smith, of Spokane. is here on a
visit TO her sister, Mrs. Thos. J. Cole
man.
Larry Nelson is improving very rap
idly from three weeks attack of ma
larial fever.
Paul Kelly returned Saturday from
=. the Okanogan country where he spent
the summer.
w. t. Greve and Paul LachmuLd
went to Spokane the last of the week to
attend the fair.
]. T. McAneny spent the major part
of asst week in Seattle on business and
returned Saturday.
H.Gibert went to SEATTLE this
week to witness the launching of the
battleship Nebraska.
Albert E Mead passed through on
his way to Everett Wednesday where
he is billed for speech.
Rev. w. S. Bixby will conduct the
services, morning and evening, in the
Congregational church, next Sunday.
George Merriam says he would rather
have lost fifty cents than an old pair of
leather spectacle cases that he lost this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Zinkey left yes
terday for Seattle to be present when
the big battleship slides into the
water.
DIR. Mccoy has made arrangements
with DIR. Shore to take up his practice
during his absence in the east for the
next three weeks. =
E. S. Salisbury, Great Northern
conductor on one of the eastern diyis-
ions spent last Sunday with his old
friend P. NJ. Long.
A force Of men is still at work on the
4 IAN, taking advantage of the low stage
y of water in the river to strengthen and
otherwise improve it.
5 Tom J..Burke left Monday for the St.
Louis Exposition to be gone month,
He will visit Ontario, Canada, his old
home, on his return trip.
The Echo received call yesterday
from Elder j. o. Westbrook, of the
Christian Gospel Missionary Associa-
ton, located at Tacoma.
Mr.. and Mrs. Foster and Mrs. Libby
and son from Charles on, left Wednes-
day for home after spending two weeks
in the mounta ins for their health.
Mr.. Turner. the democratic candi-
date for governor, will address the
voters of Wenatchee next Tuesday,
Oct, 18th, in the Columbia Opera
House.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Kamholz, of Wat
erville, were here the past week, visit
ing Grossfader Glaeser and the family
of E. Frank, of whom they are old
friends.
c. E. Buttles, the man who will dis
burse the finances OF Chelan county
after November eighth, spent few
DAYS among the voters of this bal lwlck
this week.
Ed Mills has gone to B enertoa and
his wife will follow him this k. he
AS secured a good position over there
z and will take up his residence In that
plac for the future.
The U. S. surveying party that wen
'up 10 the lake last Week will be there
about three weeks. They are engaged
in surveying township p, range IL. SO
George Siverly tells US.
When you go to Wenatchee try the
liberia The only first class hotel II
the city. Free bus to and from all
trains. Airy rooms, clean beds and a
good table are the inducements.
J.B. Adams and Harry Dean return
ed last Saturday from Wilson Greek
with six wild geese, two sage hens
some grouse and several jack snipe as
an evidence of their proves as hunt
ers.
Mr.. N. Patterson, who was formerly
at the STATE fish hatchery, but who re-
signed there to go down to his home al
Cashmere. tells US il is his intention &c
soon move to this place to make his
home.
Samuel Bliss and George Heating
went up to Lake Wenatchee last Sun
day and returned Monday. On their
way back they beat all the brush from
here to the lake for birds and didn't
( bag one. Mr.. Bliss says there are Lc
! oirds in this blooming country.