The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1904-12-23
Town and County

the winter.
Mrs. Bloom and Master Howard
were visitors to Wenatchee the first of
this week.
Dick Scheble, of Wenatchee, was a
business visitor to our town the first
part of this week.
Don't forget that the Firemen will
have their grand annual ball next Mon
day night, Dec. 26. "f
Miss Rose Stearns is up from Wenat-
chez to spend Christmas with her
uncles, the Merriam brothers.
George Sivery came down from the
lake Wednesday to spend his Christ
mas with friends in Leavenworth.
The annual ball of the I. o. f. and
Companion Court will be held in
Blooms hall Monday night, January 2.
Do not forget that the place to. stop
when you go down to Wenatchee is the
Elberta hotel, the best hotel in the
city.
Harry Shotwell and wife were visi-
tors to this town last week and were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Pendle-
ton, jr.
Mrs. Mary Mills came over from
Bremerton last Sunday and will spend
Christmas with her mother, Mrs. A. J.
Martin.
Frank Bush came down from Chi
waukum yesterday. He was on his
way to Wcnatchee where he will spend
his Christmas.
George Weare, representing the Sc
attic end of the American Steel and
Wire Co., made his first stop at this
burgh last Tuesday.
The Wenatch ee Electric company
will endeavor to arrange with the towfi
council of Cashmere for the eXtention
of their light service to that town. -.
| Mrs H. II Dean has been in Mount
Vernon, Wash, for the past two weeks
visiting her mother and friends and
will probably remain until after the
holidays. 90
Rev. Father Collin will hold Christ
mas service in the Catholic church Sat.
urday morning at 1890 O'Clock, and
would like to have as many present -as
possible.
2. Fl. Tomlinson, who left here THE
mast fall, has located at College Plaee,
near Walla Walla, where he has rented !
a piece of fruit land which he will tltlt
tivate next year.
j. G.. Brown, father -of.P. L. Brown
OF this place, left last Wednesdaysfor
Perry, Mo, his old, home. Mr.. Brown
has spent the past four months here
with his son and enjoyed his visit.
Mrs. ]. J. Griffin and Miss Murdoch !
were up from Peshastin last Saturday
and spent the day visiting Mrs. CIR.
Zinkey. Miss Murdoch is teaching
one of the rural schools near Peshas-
| tin. ~ IT,
The cantata Entertaining Santa
Claus" will be presented for the first
time to Leacenworth people at the
Congregational church Saturday even
ing, beginning at 1880. All are invited
! TO attend.
a. Is. Brender the Brender canyon
dairyman came up from Cashmere last
Saturday to visit our town and sell
some of his butter products. His but
ter is the standard of quality in this
market. t...
Dir. Hoxsey reports a case diphtheria
in the family of A. j. Gunther who
lives some six or seven miles up the
Chumslick valley. Seven members of
the family have been exposed to the
disease.
Emory Ross was hacking bone in a
| beef roast one day this week and cut
the end off his thumb DR.. HoXsey
thinks he may be able to cause the
severed portion to rcunite as "a small
portion was not entirely cut off, though
the bone was entirely cut in two.
We added this week the name of NJ
Nelson to our subscription list. Mr.
Nelson came to Peshastin twenty years
ago and is one of the pioneers; of this
section. When. he came TO Lhat-coun-
try Tom Stewart was the only other
white man in the section.
Harry Dean returned last Friday
from Stlatford, on The line of the Great
Northern, where he spent three days
hunting. As IL result of the ,'trip-he
brought back eleven wild geese and
twenty-four ducks. Mr.. Dean never
fails 10 get meat when he goes after it.
That one goose was fat and tender we
can testify. .fr,
Emory Ross, Jack Mcdonald and
Homer Smith went adeers hnnting flast
Thursday up on the head Of: Eagle
creek, about fifteen miles from, town.
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