The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1904-02-26
Town and County

Charley Walters, of Mission, was
here this week.
DR.. Mccoy has himself been on the
sick list this week.
Walter Chapman, of Mission, paid
n ieavenworth visit this week.
John Kuelbs, of Mission, the ice har-
vester, was up this week on business.
Miss Rose Stearns went down to We
natchee last Tuesday to remain few
ddays.
Mrs. Ferdinand Wettstein returned
Tuesday from an extended visit to the
Sound.
Mr.. Keller and wife, of Chiwaukum,
.ra1ggn.
ID. A. Starrett returned Tuesday
from Spokane where he has been for
several days
,Division Superintendent Hoods car
was sdetracked here for several days
this week.
Mr.. F. L. Brender, accompanied by
Mrs. Julia A. Sale, called on the Echo
last Saturday.
Mrs. w. H. Stearnes, of Wenatchee,
isihere on visit to her brothers W. H.
an6'Geo. S. Merriam.
Dave Phillips came down from the
fish hatcheries last week and is spend
inga few days in the city.
w. f. johnson. a railroad man, for
merly of this place, now located at Hill
yard, is here for few days.
Return those tin shears you borrow
ed of the Mercantile Company or they
will be compelled to send for them.
- w. E. johnson, of Spokane, was here
y this week on visit to bis father and
mother, Mr. and Mrs. I. N. Johnston.
F. A. Rogers, tile Wenatchee con-
tractor, was up this week looking after
the prospect for work opening in the
spring.
J. M. Duffy, of Wenatchee was here
yesterday shaking hands with old
friends and talking about ''Auld Lang
Syne."
j. A. Gould, from Hillyard, came in
last Tuesday morning. He will help
out Great Northern storekeeper Wal.
ker for while.
F. S. jacobsen has let contract to-
Levi & Ash to erect four room cot-I
tage in the eastern part of town rent,
ing purposes.
On Monday of this week the wind
blew hurricane at Wenatchee Here
it was as still, and the air as baimy as
it always is
DR.. Hoxsey says all his diphtheria
patients are doing fine and in few days
the quarantine restrictions will be re-
moved from them
Mrs. Frank Sutton has been quite
i'll with pleurisy for the past week, but
is now some better and will be able to
get out in few days.
Married-At Wenatchee, on Monday
last, Rev. Bone officiating, Larry Mel
- u
Y Searfus, of Sand Point, Idaho.
Attorney Fred Reeves was here last
Saturday on business. He has charge
OF the Prosecuting Attorneys Office
during the absence of his brother
Frank.
On Tuesday last as Conductor Muir
Asphy was getting off the engine at the
depot at Wenotchee, he slipped and fell
and was thrown between the engine and
platform, and while no bones were bro
ken he was pretty badly bruised, but
was fortunate in not being killed.
DR.. Hoxsey dressed the injured man.
Uncle Dick Giblin, the democratic
sage from Chiwa ulaum, called on the
Echo last Wednesday and stopped long
enough to stick hisfeetunder our table.
He was on his way to Wenatchee where
he will visit among friends for the next
two weeks. You may not agree with
Uncle Dick politically, but you will ad-
nit that he is a fine old gentleman just
the same.
II. e. Carr, Assistant Secretary OF
the Lamb-Davis Lumber Company, this
week purchased the Johnny Matthews
ranch consisting of forty acres adjoin-
ing the mill company's property on the
, west. This is as valuable tract of
\ land az there is in the Wenatchee val
ley. 1t is under the ditch which the
lumber company recently built, taking
water out of the river in Tumwater
Canyon. II is almost clear Of timber