The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1904-10-28
Town and County

Howell Ralston shipped four cars of
wood to Wenatchee this week
Mrs. Homer Smith went TO Everett
Monday to be gone for a week or ten
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferdinand Wettstein
left yesterday for few days visit in
Spokane.
w. S. Newland, the democratic can
didate for assessor, was a visitor to our
town this week.
P.H. Gilbert has not yet fully decid-
ed what he will do, but is thinking OF
going to Alaska.
NJ. j. Dalton and Ed Thoin left We'd
nesday for Wilson Creek to do few
days duck shooting.
Mrs. L. H. Bowman came up from
Wenatchee Monday and has been :he
suest,of the Tholin family for the past
week.
j. B. Ballou who has been under the
weather for sometime left Monday for
Seattle where he hopes TO regain his
health.
Mr.. C. Z. Buttles aud wife came up
from Wenatchee Wednesday to attend
the entertainment of the A o. U. w.
in Fraternal Hall.
F. A. Losekamp is on the Pike in St.
Louis, observed of all observers Gre
ating as much of sensation there as
he does here at home.
George Siverly returned from We
natchee Monday morning. He spent
the greater part of last week there hav
ing his teeth worked on.
jay Adams was missed from school
several days last week. He was de-
tanned at home by sickness and has de-
veloped a we'll defined case of malarial
fever. s''a'. rt
Mrs. S E. Ratche, arrived last Tues
day on visit to her sisters, Mrs. G. w.
Hoxsey and Mrs. MI. Dalton, Mrs.
Ralche arrived in Seattle from Dawson,
Alaska, about ten days ago.
A sister OF Rev. W. S. Bixby arrived
from the Sound this week. She will
remain here and keep house for Mr..
Bixby, occupying the Congregational
parsonage.
Carl Christensen came up from We
natchee Tuesday and was followed
Wednesday by his family. Mr.. Chris
Jensen will spend few days with his
friends this week and incidentally do
some electioneering.
Mr.. Curriden, OF the Wenatchee Adj
vance, was visitor to our town one
day this week. The Advance has
large number of appieciative readers
here and MrCurridens business was to
add names to the list.
H. A. Dotson, who was employed 10
Bliss Brothers store the past summer,
Quit their store about the first of the
month to go back on the road and fire
an engine again. He was succeeded at
the store by Pearl Bissel.
DR.. Hoxsey received letter one day
this week from W. F. Wright, Amerl-
can Consul General at Munich, Ba-
varia, asking for certificate OF death
of Anna Hurtl, who died at Lakeside,
on the 18th of September.
James Wright, a carpenter who has
worked about town for sometime, was
taken down with what threatened to
terminate in typhoid fever last week.
At present he is considerably better.
Mrs. A. j. Martin is caring for him.
The Lamb-Davis Lumber Co. is grad
ing a siding little over quarter OF
mile long into their lumber yard.
number of men and teams have been at
work on the grade for the past two or
three weeks. There is considerable
cutting and grading. At one point
there is twelve foot fill
While here yesterday Mr. Christensen
sold nine lots in the first addition TO
H. X. Featherstone who recently afrlF-
ed here from Minnesota. Mr.. Feather
stone left yesterday for his home where
he will close up his affairs preparatory
10 moving here with his family. de
is relative of the family of l.. z. Du-
rand.
While in Weuatchee last week the
writer had talk with Commissioner
ltose about opening up Commercial
street to make it passable for wagons
coming in from Peshastin, Chumstick
and the bridge. MIR. Rose promised
To take the matter up with the county
surveyor, Mr.. Prowell and Commission
CT Human.