The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1904-09-02
Town and County


Mrs, L. P. Durand returned from a
weeks visit TO Everett, Friday.
c. G. Hall was up from Wenatchee
one day this week looking up business.
MRS. E. A. Springer spent portion
OF this week with friends at Peshastin.
Mrs. Shortly returned from Seattle
Monday after an absence of two weeks.
: Mrs. p. ]. McGregor and children re-
turned from Seattle last week after a
visit of three weeks.
w. C. Pendleton, Sr. came up from
Wenatchee Wednesday morning and
returned yesterday.
Mrs. Clarence Freeman, of jackson,
California, is here on visit to her
aunt, Mrs c. H. Mason.
Mrs. w. M. Grass of Wenatchee
spent several days in our town this
week visiting old friends.
Mrs. Frank Shell left this week
for Indiana her old home. She will be
gone from a month to six weeks.
Mrs. A. w. Hansen came in from
Seattle Wednesday to join her husband
who will make Leavenworth his home.
James M. Vernon, postmaster of Ev-
erett, was the guest OF the family OF
John Tholin for several days this week.
DIR. Fl. A. Saunders, of Wenatchee,
spent Friday and Saturday in our town
on business connected with the Modern
Woodmen.
Uncle Dick Gibblin the democratic
sage of Chiwaukum spent several days
in our town this week shaking hands
with his many friends.
A. Nugent, OF Spokane, travelling en-
glneer, was here this week interviewing
the knights of the throttle who are in
the service of the Great Northern.
} General Mcintyre Superintendent
; OF the La Rica mines and James VIII
der came down from Blewett last Fri
day and took the train for Seattle.
Miss Ada Treadwell came up from
Cashmere last Saturday to pay final
visit TO her many friends here before
commencing her school on the Sound.
George Blocksedge, Sr., this week
bought the Otto Donaldson residence in
midtown. The property adjoins other
property which he owns in the same
block.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Frank and child
rem left for Seattle last Sunday to be
gone about a week. They will be
guests OF Mrs. Franks sister while in
Seattle.
Messrs. Peake s. Son are delivering
the brick for the bank building and
from the size of the pile it would seem
that building of considerable dimen-
sions will be erected.
Miss Soughsan Slumpkins attended
the entertainment given last Tuesday
right in the pavilion by the ladies for
the benefit of the church and she says
ut was just lovely
A. 6. Williams. returned from We
ndICH6G Inc Dlob Vi NCCh. iAN ~
erintended the burning of a kiln of
brick for J. F. Hobson g. Co., brick
I makers at Wenatchee.
Alex. Mccoy from Hubbard, Iowa,
has been here for the past ten days on
! visit, dividing his time with his
! brother Del, of this city and his sister
Mrs STAGE of Peshastin.
The iron columns and T beams for
the front OF the Smith & Tholin build
ing arrived this week from Seattle. All
the material going into the building is
of the heaviest and best qualify.
e. Weiser left for Lake Wenat'
chez Wednesday. He has the contract
for plastering the club house at the
lake. He will probably be UP there a
month, as he has quite job before
him.
c. r. Zinkey has been making quite
extensive additions and alterations in
his home in the east erd of town re-
Gently and now has one of the most
commodious and comfortable homes in
the valley.
On Sunday Mr.. Bloomquist, from
Minneapolis, Mimi, assisted by Rev.
Scadder, state superintendent OF Con-
gregational missions, from Seattle, will
occupy the pulpit morning and evening
in the Congregational church.
The denizens on the north side OF the
track are still digging wells and strik-
ing water at from twelve to fifteen feet.
Last week JGdRO King struck fine
vein at twelve feet. The quality OF the
water is first class besides being cold.
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