The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1904-03-11
BLEWETT ITEMS

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Mr.. johnson. of Mission, was up last
Saturday with load of goods for the
store.
George Turner. OF Leavenworth,
came in Monday to work for the La2ica
company.
Windy Brown was in our burg Satur-
day to get supplies for his camp on
Negro Creek.
The LaRica company have remodeled
their hotel and opened boarding house
for their men.
W.T.. Patterson has been hauling
supplies from Leavenworth for the La
RIGA company.
The mail carrier was unable to come
in with the sleigh Monday on account
of the soft snow.
Miss Richardson is getting along well
with her school and the children seem
to be learning fast.
The citizens of Blewett did not turn
out for the school election the 9TH so
there was no election.
Mr. Kendle has struck the lead on
his group of claims. We hope it will
turn out a first class mine.
Dick Madden was down from his
claims Saturday and reports eight
foot of cnnw of his Damn
General Mcintyre returned fsom Seat
tie Friday accompanied by Mr.. Knapp,
mining man from Seattle and Alaska.
We understand that J. w. Mccarthy
has the work of putting in the room for
the water power plant for the LaRica
company.
Our new storekeeper has stock OF
first class goods and appears to be fair
man to deal with and deserves the sup
port of the camp.
John Stout, who has the contract OF
1900 foot tunnel for the LaRica COM
pany, is working two shifts and it is
understood that they will soon put in
Burley drill.
Mrs. Tom Coleman has been on the sick
list this week
Mrs. Dell Mccoy has been quite sick
but is improving.
A son of Conductor Southwck's has
case of tonsilitis.
w. H. Hadley was on the sick list the
fore part OF the week.
Mr.. VIM. Elcott and family expect to
leave soon for Spokane.
Clarence Phillips accompanied Mr..
Poage to Quincy last Monday.
A little child of Express agent Cod
frey's has severe case of tonsilitis.
Mrs. r. Doane has had a serious at
tack of rheumatism but is improving.
Mr.. F. F. Hanes has moved in J. Nj,
Duffy's residence on the hill north OF
town.
VIM. Douglass, the Great Northern
blacksmith is down with the grip and
severe cold.
AT the school election last saturday
H. e. Carr was unanimously elected
director.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mackey have
moved into the Bloom residence on the
north side of town.
We regret that Mrs. A. J. Martin
has been confined to her bed the past
week with an attack OF la grippe and
tonsiitis.
Misses Floy Bethel and Lora Hen
bricks, OF Mission, were visiting their
cousin Willie De Martin the latter part
of last week.
For some reason the republican club
which was to have organized at Mission
last Saturday failed to agree on the
basis of organization.
r. L.Smith has returned from Quincy
an6 says the weather Us beautiful down
there There is no snow and Robert is
more than pleased with his new ranch
and planted his potatoes Tuesday.
Bell Smith, the Oldest daughter of R.
]. Smith, the father of Kenneth, who
died on Tuesday, has developed case
of diphtheria but it is not believed she
has the dread disease in severe form.
The sock social which the ladies
guild pulled off last Friday night in the
Fraternal hall was well attended and
the net receipts were quite satisfactory
to the ladies who engineered %le enter
tainment with the unique name.
Peter Heinrich and wife, of Kansas
City, Kansas, arrived yesterday morn-