The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1904-03-04
Town and County

= Orville Bethel went down to Mission
/ to visit his parents last Sunday.
Arthur Storch, school teacher at Chi
waukum, was in town Saturday.
Roy Estes left for Yakima last Sun
day. He will be gone about week.
Oke Algren, of Cascade Tunnel, was
visiting in this village Saturday and
Sunday.
G. w. Lessenger, of Mission, was up
Wednesday TO attend social meeting
of the Degree of Honor.
Mrs J. NJ. Beamish returned Monday
from three weeks visit to the Sounds
cities and Portland, Oregon.
The Echo had pleasans call from
w. H. Resburg, of Blewett. He is Wis
iting his father in law, L. A. Parker.
Go to the sock social tonight and let
the girls inviggle you into the new
game, the object of which they will ex-
plain to you.
A. E. Strathdee, the well known piano
agent was in town this week and sold
pianos to James Mackey, Chris Hansen
and Adams & Burke.
The dance given by the band boys
Tuesday evening in Walkers new
building was we'll attended although
only about four days notice was given.
Jack Parks and wife from Spokane
were visiting here this week. Jack is
IAN old time brakeman on the Great
Northern and is well known.
! Mrs. w. T. Rarey and Mrs. Anna
'Godsoe, of Wenatchee, came app on the
afternoon train yesterday to spend a
few days with Mrs. John Thoiin.
A. F. Estes, who enjoys the distinc-
ition of being one OF the oldest of these
parts. has two car loads of potatoes
.downat Peshastin which he will ship
.0utsoon
Mrs. Elizabeth Reese came in from
.Genessee, Idaho, last Wednesday to at
tend the funeral of her mother, Mrs.
Nancy Johnston, which took place on
Thursday.
The Junior Editor OF the Echo says
Miss Craig could not teach her class in
the public school Monday evening on
account of sickness. Miss Anna Davis
took her place.
Mrs. J. G. Smith left for Seattle last
Saturday. Mr.. Smith who closed his
barber shop last week has not yet de-
cided whether he will join her or re-
main in Leavenworth.
Fl. e. Carr, of the Lamb-Davis Lum-
her Company is spoken OF as successor
ito Mr.. English on the school board. If
there is any other candidate we have
heard his name mentioned.
Ray King went over to Seattle last
,Saturday.and will buy for the Leaven-
p, worth Mercantile Co., with which he is
connected, such dry goods as they will
want for spring delivery.
George L. Hoppe returned from the
Sound Tuesday morning. He went
over on business expecting to come
back the next day but found life SC
pleasant that he prolonged his stay to a
week.
h J.L. Wheeler. Jr. viii from this
week on occupy the old Ralston, or Big
Rock corner with his stock OF gentle
mans furnishing goods, and he says he
will in the future carry much larger
stock.
F. A. Losekamp went down to We
jnatchee yesterday. Mr.. L. has gone to
'Wenatchee quite frequently of late. He
says it is to get his offending teeth re-
paired, but Mrs Grundy says there are
other attractions.
II you have anything to sell, tell the
world about it. If you want to buy
something it is equally important that
you let the world know about it. The
Echo is good medium to reach the ear
of the Leavenworth world.
The ladies of the Guild have a new
tangled game to coax the unwilling
penny from tardy givers to church aid
work tonight, called a sock social.
You ought to go if for no other reason
than to keep up with the times.
G. Z. Barnhill, who has Peen mana
ger, of the Wheeler branch store at
this place for the past few months has
resigned his position which takes effect
tomorrow. He will retlrned to We.