The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1904-09-23
Town and County

DR.. Mccoy made a business trip down
to the county seat the first of the week.
Messrs. D. M. Thomas & Co received
another mixed car of flour and grain
last week
One of the children of William Doug
lass is very sick, with symptoms of ty-
phoid fever.
Mrs. Jennie Smith was visitor to
Wenatchee this week and while there
attended the fair.
Mrs. George Briskey is on visit to
friends in North Yakima and Bickel-
ton and will be absent for month.
Charles Hawkins and wife, of Spo-
kane, were visitors at the home of T. J..
Coleman this week and left for home
yesterday.
Uncle Tom Hendricks, of Cashmere,
spent last Friday and Saturday with
friends in this place, returning to his
home Sunday last
Jack Mcdonald was called up to the
lake this week to finish up the Chin
neys and other brick and stone work
on the club house.
Mrs. w. A. Lord, of Everett, came
in Tuesday to join her husband who
has been here the past three weeks at
tending to some business.
George w. Lessinger, democratic
chairman, was up from Cashmere the
first of this week. Presumably looking
after his political fences.
Carl Christensen, Pat Lillis and
number of other Wenatchee people
whose names we did not learn were
visitors to our town this week.
Mrs. Mamie Edmonds left yesterday
morning for her home in Bremerton,
Wash, after spending some three
here visiting relatives and friends.
We read in late Kalispell, Mont,
paper that Mrs. Frank Sutton has ar
rived in that city and has had several
parties given in her honor by friends.
Mrs. Meacham, who has been sick
with the typhoid fever is improving.
The little Posey boy Who was reported
last week as very low with typhoid is
also improving.
Dave Gould came from the lake one
day last week. He tells us that the
club house on which he has worked for
the past three months is about compile
ted
The most popular holstery in Wenat-
chez, where everybody stops that you
want 10 meet, is the Liberia The
rate is no higher than any other good
MOTEL
Miss Mamie Hathaway, who has
spent the past month with the family OF
her father, J. B. Hathaway, left for
Los Angeles, Gala, last Wednesday
morning.
Mrs. E. A. Leopold gave six o'clock
dinner on Wednesday in honor Of Mrs.
Frank Sutton who is Mrs. Marsden's
guest. Covers were laid for six.-Kal-
ispell Bee.
Otto Lorenzen and family left this
morning for Dubuque, Iowa, their old
home. For the past summer Mr.. Lor-
enzen has been employed at the Lamb
Davis mill.
MIR. and Mrs. G. B. Marsden and
their guest Mrs. Frank Sutton have re-
turned from Swan Lake after most
delightful hunting and fishing trip
Kalispell Bee.
William Doyle, the man who had his
foot amputated recently in the Leaven-
worth Hospital was this week discharg-
ed. He was pronounced well both in
body and mind.
John Balina, a ragch owner on Ma
son Creek was down this week and paid
his repects to the Echo. He says sew
eral people have settled in that section
the past summer.
The family of J. G. Debord is cee-
brating the arrival of twins at their
house since last Wednesday. Both
girls. Seven and three-quarter and
eight and half pounds. Mother and
twins doing finely
The members of the Busy Bees will
give box social at the Congregational
church Friday, Sepe. 30. The boxes
wi.l be we'll filled and sold at the little
price of 30 cents. They hope there will
be as many boys and twenty cents as
there are boxes. Games and lunch
eating will be the pastime OF the even
ing. All are cordially invited