The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1904-06-03
Town and County


ing Mrs. Springer this week.
i'll Wheeler, Jr. spent last Monday
in our town looking after his branch
store.
DR.. Mccoy reports child OF D. W.
Lachin very sick with an attack of
menengitis.
Mrs. S. E. Blagg made brief visit
to Mission, her old home, last Thursday
returning Saturday.
The eleventh annual state shooting
tournament will be held in Wenatchee
sometime in May 1905.
J J. M. Ryan, G. N. agent at Cascade
Tunnel was a visitor to Leavenworth
last Friday and Saturday.
Mrs S. Shortly returned from Spo-
kane last Tuesday after spending few
days with her son near that city.
The Chelan County Horticultural
association will hold regular monthly
meeting in Wenatchee on June 9TH.
Chas Hicks and William Hand, two
well known mining men, were passen-
gers on the Blewett stage last Wednes-
day.
Matt Mako, an old time resident of
the Peshastin country called on the
Echo Saturday and enrolled his name
among our readers.
F. D. Estes, after John and Nick
Emig, the oldest inhabitant OF this val
hey. was in Leavenworth last Saturday.
He lives with his son A. F. Estes, just
below Peshastin.
D. D. Rockhill, of Mission, is staying
few days with DR.. Mccoy, at the hos
pital. He is recovering from pro-
tracted spell of fever.
Uncle Will Merriam, accompanied by
his neices, Miss Maud Merriam and
Miss Rose Stearns, left last Wednesday
for Seattle where they expect to pass
the next week.
w. S. Newland, of Peshastin, spent
last Saturday in our town. Mr. New
land crossed the plains to Denver in 1863
and came to Spokane when there were
less than half dozen houses there.
Oke Algren, one of the old time G.
N. engineers, who has for the past four
or five months been stationed up at
Cascade Tunnel will from now on run
out of this place across the mountains.
Chas. Booth came down from Chi
waukum last Tuesday bringing his IA
year old son for treatment by Dr. Hox-
sey. The young man injured himself
last Friday in lifting in logging camp
Last Sunday night some sneak thief
entered the room of Thomas Neild in
Mrs. Huston's rooming house and alb
stracted two dollars from his trousers
pocket, leaving his garment in the Of
r fee.
Mr.. Daniel E. belong. OF Spokane.
arrived here Tuesday evening and will
enter the employ of the Lamb Davis
Company. MIR belong is very favor
ably impressed with Ltavenworth and
the surrounding country.
The report that John Holden had
broken spoke out of his wagon
wheel when he run over the boys head
last Monday morning has, upon exami-
nation, proved untrue. The spoke was
only sprung.
W.. Blankenship was down from
the Lake one day the fore part of this
week and took occasion TO say that he
would have his tourist hotel ready for
the summer travel to Lake Wenatchee
in the course of a short time
Rev. Mr.. Cove delivered quite an eI-
oquent and appropriate address last
Monday night at the Congregational
church on the subject, why we OBJ
serve Decoration Day" Several ap-
propriate selections were rendered by
the choir.
Wiifred Martin, who received quite
a serious wound in the neck some two
weeks ago in exploding railroad tor
pedo, has entirely recovered from his
injury. The peice OF metal which
lodged under his collar bone does NOT
= seem to inconvenience him.
Messrs. Sherman & Hoefer who have
conducted the Peshastin saw mill have
dissolved partnership by mutual con-
sent. Mr.. Hoefer retiring and Mr..
Sherman continuing to conduct the
sawmill. 1t is understood that Nj.
Hoefer will move to Wenatchee'