The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1904-11-11
Town and County

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mother visiting her.
S. L. Ellinger left yesterday for a
few days visit in Seattle.
J. w. Corcoran came down from his
ranch Tuesday to vote for Parker.
Mrs Buttles, sister of H. Blinn, has
been here for the past week on visit
Do you stop at the liberia when you
go down to Wenatchee? Why not? Its
the best place.
Joe Edwards is putting in a porce-
lain bath tub and closet fixtures in the
Glaeser home this week.
Jas. Dolbaugh and c. ]. Fox left
Monday for Portland. Oregon, to work
on the exposition buildings.
Grosfatter Glaeser who has been sick
for the past two weeks is, we are glad
TO note, able to be out again.
Uncle Tom Hendricks, of Cashmere,
spent several days here the fore part of
the week with old Missouria friends.
Mrs. C. G. Hall, of Wenatchee, spent
several days last week visiting Mrs.
Godsoe at the Leavenworth Hospital.
Some very good sermons are being
delivered at the Congregational church
Preaching every Sunday. morning and
evening.
Mrs. H. R. Stearns came up from
Wenatchee yesterday to spend a few
days with her brothers the Messrs
Merriam.
S. L. Ellinger returned from Spo-
kane the last of last week. He spent
about month there with old friends
and relatives.
Geo F. Brown is down from the Mig
ger creek mines, loaded with specimens
and stories of the wonderful richness of
Niger creek mines
Mrs. S. H. Merriam has accepted a
place in our public school as substi-
tnte for one of the teachers who resign
ed on account of i'll health.
E. D. Sugart returned the first of the
week from Olympia where he had gone
10 take pair of horses for Hon. John
d. Atkinson, some three weeks ago.
Mrs. Rawlins came up from Wenat-
chez Wednesday to see how they were
getting on with the Ralston rooming
house, which she will occupy as soon as
it is completed.
The many friends of Mrs. Frank SUIT
ton will rejoice to learn that she has re-
turned after long absence in the east,
and that she enjoyed her visit and is
much improved both in health and
spirits.
Tee regular meeting of the Twentieth
Gel fury Club was held last week at the
home of Mrs. A. McPheters. There
was good attendance and the session
was very pleasant rs well as instructive.
The next meeting will be held with
Mrs. T. J. Coleman, Wednesday, Nov.
10th.
We erred in stating last week, that
W. L L can't lidQ hOuC LbC lldlu Nodb
plastering in the Bjork building. We
should have said that j. F Douglass
and W. M. Ely had done the work
on this building. Mr.. Peake has the
contract to do the plastering on the
Ralston rooming house.
Those of our citizens who desire to
study instrumental music now have
splendid opportunity. Mr.. Prewitt,
who has a conservatory in Wenatchee,
and will be in Leavenworth two nights
every week TO instruct the band, has
advertised TO take pupils on the guitar,
banjo, mandolin and violin.
S d. Bliss is building neat and sub
stantial five room cottage in the east
ern part of town just west OF Geo.
Keating's new residence. He has
large force OF men Mt work on it in the
hope that he may have it completed be,
fore snow falls and so he can move in
by Christmas.
The plumbing in the Bjork block was
done by Joe Edwards, of the Wenat
chee Hardware c. and a first class
job OF work it is, too, as is everything
which Joe does in the plumbing line.
The Overland is supplied with porcel-
lain bath tubs, lavatories, and every
thing else in this line of the latest and
most approved make. Hot and cold
water in the bar room, Office, wash
room, in fact throughout the entire
house.
Pendleton has the incest celery and
cranberries that ever came to this
town.