The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1904-07-22
B,ewett and Leavenworth stage.
Town and County

J.E. Hobson went down to Wenat-
chez on Monday.
]. W. Elliot left for Seattle last
Monday on business.
E. D. Shugart has gone up on Mason
Creek for a few days fishing.
J.R. Ramsey is building a substan-
frame house in the eastern portion OF
the town.
1t is SAID on the street that lodge OF
Eagles is to be organized in this COM
munIty soon.
A twelve pound boy arrived at the
home of Matt Markow near Peshastin
Thursday morning.
Mrs. W. T. Rarey and Master Jack
from Wenatchee came in on the1:35
train last Tuesday.
OCounty Clerk Christensen was up
from The county seat one day this week
shaking hands with friends.
DIR. Mccoy made flying trip to We
natchee last Tuesday. Going down in
the evening and returning in the night.
The ladies OF the Guild will go for
a picnic out on the river near the resi-
dence of H. E. Carr on Thursday July
2Sth.
For twenty-five cents you can get
good dinner at the band pavilion next
Tuesday evening. 1t will be served
by the ladies guild.
Tom ]. Groves, the Wenatchee green
grocer was up yesterday to make ar
fragments with our merchants to ship
them fruits and vegetables.
= The ladies of the guild will serve
dinner at the band pavilion next tues
day afternoon July 26th commencing
at43O. all are cordially invited. Din
ner 25 cents.
Joe Edwards, the plumber for the
Wenatchee Hardware Co.. was here
this week to do some work for G. S.
Merriam on new house which he has
Just completed.
L. w. Bloom is having the rock haul
ed to build the basement for brick
building on his lot west OF Plisch &
Bliss store. 1t will be two story
with hall above.
Al Scheble, the Wenatchee postmas-
ter. accompanied by his wife, passed
up the road Wednesday on his way to
Merritt for few days outing and fish
ing in the mountains.
]. w. Burke was brought down from
Blewett last Tuesday and placed in the
Leavenworth hospital. He had badly
crushed foot from a rock falling on it
while working in the mines.
Fla. Reynolds and e. w. Hastings,
the former a prominent rancher from
Mason Creek, and the latter the store
keeper at the same point, were visitors
to our town this week.
Mrs. Doctor Hoxsey and her sister
Mrs. NJ. J. Dalton left for Seattle We'd
nesday to be present at the Marriage
of their youngest sister Miss Carrie
Wilson on the Goth inst, at Seattle.
Mrs. Orilla Bertrand conducted dem
onstration of the excellence OF 81 cot
fee in Plisch & Bliss store the past
week and says she has mahe numerous
converts to the superioty of this par
ticular brand of goods.
Nick Christensen, former employee
of the mill company accompanied Chas.
Daley to South Dakota where both
gentlemen have gone to file on land
in the Rosebud reserve which has re-
Gently been opened to settlement.
Frank Reeves, prosecuting attorney
of Chelan county, and prospective can
didate for Superior Court Judge on the
democratic ticket. was here one day
this week, and, we may suppose, had
his hand on the political pulse.
The Echo is in receipt of an invita-
lion from Arthur Gum, president OF
the Wenatchee Electric Co., to be pres
ent at picnic celebrating the begin
ming of the operation of the new power
plant of the company on Quil-toc-chien
creek, on Tuesday, July 26th. There
will be basket picnic lunch, toasts,
speaking and music.
Some of the members Of the gun club
s went out 10 the grounds last THURSDAY
and had a little shoot. One OF the
members of the Wenatchee Gun Club
Mr.. Miller, being in town, was invited
TO be present and take hand in the
practice. Following is the score OF hits
In rs targets: Miller Is, Adams IL,
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