The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1904-08-19
Town and County

last Sunday in our town.
Bob Palmquist made short visit to
Wenatchee the latter part of last week.
Mooch Sheridan visited his parents
at Bellingham, returning last Friday.
Mrs. Siverly, with her soDs, has gone
up to the Lake to remain month or
more.
L. w. Bloom made business trip to
Wenatchee Tuesday, returning We'd
nesday.
For the past week building operations
have been somewhat delayed by short
age of lumber.
Cbas. Ackley will leave the first of
next week for the sound where he will
hunt a location.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Nelson from Lake
Wenatchee are visiting with Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Ackley.
C. II. Mason went to work on the
foundation for his eleven room room
ing house this week.
What is the matter with the base ball
boys? Did that defeat by the Cashmere
team demoralize them?
Mrs. L. w. Bloom made trip over
to Everett last Saturday to SEE her
mother and will remain for few DAYS.
Mrs. E. Springer returned from Ev-
erett and Seattle last Tuesday after hav-
ing spent week visiting friends on the
Sound.
Mrs. S. Shortly left for Spokane yes
terday to visit her son, and will go from
there to Seattle to visit friends before
returning to Leavenworth.
Last Sundays east bound passenger
train was delayed five hours by the
burning of snow shed near yelling
ton caused by the freight wreck.
Lyman Shotwell, OF Wenatchee, spent
the past week in the mountains fishing
and hunting up on Mad river. He re-
ports a catch OF $50 fish in half day.
Miss Iva Huntley, Seattle. neice of
Mrs. Mae Mcclure, accompanied her
grandmother, Mrs. Wellnan. and will
be the guest of Mrs. Mcclure while
here.
Howell Ralston has building con.
tractors figuring on large rooming
house to be built on lot just west of
the Dora restraint fronting the rail-
road.
Jack Nc Donald did not get off to the
Lake last week but left Monday in COM
pany with Mr.. Siverly. Jacks friends,
like Falstaff's, will be the undoing OF
him yet.
Siverly & Morris livery business
must be on gaining ground. They
have been compelled to add several new
rigs to their equipment within the past
ten days.
The Jno. Bjork building is almost
completed and will be ready for The
roof next week. 1t will be very hand
some and substantial building when
completed.
Mrs r. Wellman and Mrs. p. S. Mas
ters and little son, respectively mother
aud sister OF Mrs Mae Mcclure, came in
yesterday from Seattle. They will re-
main for several weeks.
There is no better opening than this
town offers for first-class steam laun'
dry. A man who understands the busl-
ness aud has few hundred dollars cap
ital can get rich here by putting IN a
good laundry.
Mrs. Christensen and Mrs. Frank
Reeves departed for their homes in
Wenatchee last Monday morning after
spending two weeks here terrifying
themselves against the toridity OF We
natchee weather.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Bliss left last
Friday night for a week on the SOUND.
On account of a misunderstanding Mr.
b. it appears, had some trouble in Con-
vincing the sleeping car conductor that
he was entitled 10 perln.
Miss Catherine Sheridan, of Belling-
ham, Wash. sister of A. p. Sheridan,
is here on two weeks visit. She Is
stopping with Mrs. l.. w. Bloom Miss
sheridan is only fourteen years old out
quite an accompli shed performer on the
piano.
Master Julian Magyar was the recipi-
ent this week of box of very nice We
na,chee tomatoes. The product OF his
thrifty young gardener friend, Vernon
Anderson, who, if he keeps up his lick,
will one of these days be solid man In
the valley OF the big rcd apples"