The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1904-09-30

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law, L. w. Bloom.
Among the visitors to the fair, from
Leavenworth, we noticed Mr.. and Mrs.
Pendleton, Mr.. and Mrs. Sands, Mrs.
G. T. Walker, Bob Palmqust, Mr..
Phelps, D. M. Thomas. Harry E. Lang
ridge and Charles Fox.
Our old friend B. NJ. Belvel will leave
Sunday for the st. Louis Exposition
He will stop on the way 10 visit broth
er in Des Moines, Iowa, who he has not
seen for twelve years. He will be abb
sent for about six weeks.
L. W. Bloom returned from Mime
sofa last Saturday after an absence of
six weeks. He says the Minnesota
wheat crop is short this year, but that
the high price will go great way in
helping the farmers out of the hole.
Henry Grass, of Wenatchee, the re-
publican nominee for county attorney,
circulated among the citizens of Leav-
enworth yesterday. Mr. Grass has the
qualifications for an excellent prosecut-
ing attorney and will undoubtedly be
elected.
DR.. w. M. Mccoy will leave Monday
evening for Clinton, Iowa, to be gone
for three weeks. Before returning he
will put in a week doing the ST. Louis
Exposition. During his absence DR.. J.
E. Shore will take charge of his medi-
cal practice.
There were two additions to the fe-
male population of Leavenworth the
past week. The tiny arrivals are cred
tied to the families of John Perdue and
E. L. Meeker. DR.. Shore, the attend
ing accoucheur, is our authority for the
above information.
Among our callers this week was
Peter johnson, of Sand Point, Idaho.
Mr.. Johnston is lawyer by profession
and is hunting a location. We trust
Mr.. johnson may find the prospects,
present and future, promising enough
to induce him to locate here.
Mr.. J. G. Brown arrived here last
Thursday from Perry, Mo. Mr.. Brown
is the father of Pink Brown, who has
made his home here the past year, and
has been engaged in building and con-
tracing. II he can become reconciled
to this country Mr.. Brown will spend
the winter here.
w. q. Hadley went down to Wenat-
chez Saturday and while there took a
drive through the famous fruit valley.
He says one can not have a just appfe-
citation OF the Importance and magni-
tude of the fruit industry OF the valley
without going through it. He says it
is simply immense.
Republican State Committeeman
Bowman came over from Seattle this
week and stopped over for a few days.
He says that the republican ticket is
gaining strength every day. The OPP
position to Mr.. Mead is dying out as
the people get acquainted with him
and understand the situation.
w. G. Tubby, general storekeeper
for the Great Northern. with headquar-
tiers at ST. Paul, went west on a tour of
inspection of the company's stores last
week and stopped long enough in
Leavenworth to call on Storekeeper
Walker and Clerk Gould. He found
things o. K. and went through 10 the
coast.
Mrs. Thomas Darling arrived from
Eudora, Kansas, last week, accompa-
MED by her sister, Miss Gertrude AL
bright, and her brother George AL
bright and bis family. Mr.. Albright
intends to make this country his home
and we extend him hearty welcome.
He is the kind of man who will help 10
develop this country and show 10 the
outside world its capabilities.
If you have a little money you are not
using invest some OF it in cheap We
uatchee real estate. II you have your
money in bank it may be lost through
failure, but If you have 1t invested in
real estate it is safe, and you can sleep
sound. When hard times come land,
like everything else, will decline in
value, but you can, if it absolutely be-
comes necessary, make living or an
acre of irrigated land in the Wenatchee
valley, and when good times come
around again your real estate will go
up again in value and often becomes
more valuable than ever. Look into
that Peachey addition proposition and
allow us to explain the term on which
IL Is sold. Deed II. Magyar.
Sole Agent Tor Leavenworth.
A. C. Barclay and family, of Seattle,
spent several days in our town the fore
port of the week as the guests of Mr..
and Mrs J. NJ. Beamish. Mr.. Barclay
was formerly agent for the Great