The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1904-01-29

Mr.. G. r. Lamb, Minneapolis, Mimi,
Vice President Of the Lamb-Davis
Lumber Company, and G, E. Lamb,
Clinton, Iowa, Secretary of the same
company, arrived in the city last Tues
day morning. They will spend about
week in and around Leavenworth.
On Wednesday, accompanied by Petrol
Davis, the General Manager for the
company, they drove up to Lake We
natchee. where the company is having
large and elegant private hotel built
| for the use of the members of the COM
pany, which will be completed in the
early part of the coming summer.
Lake Wenatchee is sure to become
quite resort for hunters and fisher
men. 1t has been for anpmber Of years
the resort on each recurring summer of
an ever increasing number of seekers
after health and pleasure from the west
side of the mountains who camp about,
the shores of the beautiful lake during
the pleasant summer days, and who
when The y return to their homes give
such glowing accounts of the beauty OF
the spot and the delightfully."- invigorat-
ing atmosphere it that results in an in
creased number of visitors the following
year. w. T. Blankenship. who owns
a large hay farm on the shores of Lake
Wenatchee is building large and COM
modious hotel near the lake. 1t will be
on the rustic order and will be con-
structed of hewn logs and thoroughly
finished and fitted up on the inside.
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DR.. w. M. McCoy's article in this
issue contains valuable information to
the people and his advice should be
taken and acted upon.
Tumwater Lodge, No. II, A. o. U.
w. held very interesting meeting last
Wednesday night. A large number
turned out and a good time was had,|
Mr.. Frank Sutton was Initiated into tho
mysteries of the order. 1t was deei6
to hold a social meeting on the evening
of February 10 when reception will be-
rendered the members of the Degree of
Honor and their families. 1t will be
, reunion of the two lodges, and the en-
tire evening will be given up to enter
tanning the ladies'. 1t is expected that
that both lodges will turn out in large
numbers. A banquet will be an attrac-
ton. Two applications for member
ship are awaiting action. Mr.. A. Nj.
Phelan presented the members of the
the lodge with box OF choice Havana
cigars and at the conclusion OF the meet
ing smoker was enjoyed by those for
tunate enough to be present. The
social meetings will be held often in the
| future 1t is intended to hold Joint
meetings with the ladies of the Degree
each month. g Ho iaa Ts
Mr.. Bosford, of Wenatchee, arrived
in town the first OF the week and may
decide to reside here in the future.
Keep posted on what is going on in
this city and district. This can only be
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