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

this week with friends in WenBtchee.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Hoppe are keep
ing house in the Losekamp residence.
For September weather we have
been having some hot days the past
Several car loads of sheep went out
this week. Most of them going to Sc
attic.
The railroad company has made
rate of one and one third for the We
natchee fair Good for the week.
Mrs. D. H. Magyar left to-day for the
Sbund, and will spend the next two
weeks with friends in Seattle and Ia
coma.
J. G. Fritz, of Sand Point, Idaho, for
merly in the saloon business in Wenat-
chez in connection with John Pado-
shek, spent few days in Leayenworth
this week.
The following members of the Leav-
enworth bar attended the meeting of
the association at Wenatchee last Sat
urday: Judge King, J. B. Adams and
L j. Nelson.
The first cottage which Mrs. A. E.
Tabor has had built on the north side
of the track is completed and it Is one
of the neatest and most convenient res
licences on that side of the track.
a. T. Hunsen returned from Soap
Lake last Tuesday much improved and
loud in the praises OF the virtues OF the
waters of the lake. He says large
number of campers are about the lake.
Charles Plisch this week for Spokane
where he will remain for few days
z visiting friends and will 60 from there
49, Boston, Mass. Mr.. Plisch will prob
Tablv return to Leavenworth next
spring.
\ c. N. Newand resigned as roadmas-
ter of this division and has gone to Sc
;kule it is understood 10 accept better
pAsition. Mr.. Newland's resignation
took effect Sept. LIST. He is succeeded
10y F. w. Barnes.
Mrs. A. ]. Martin has purchased
new shot gun and will devote several
days to shooting grouse down on the
ranch in the Swaukam valley. Accom-
panying her will be Ed. Mills and wife,
and daughter, Villa D.
Mrs. Frank Sutton left Wednesday
for her.od home in Lima, Ohio. She
will make brief stops at Spokane, Kali
ispel, Mont, and at different points in
Wisconsin. She expects to be gone
about two months.
w. A. Lord, of Everett, accompanied
by his grandson was visitor TO the
town this week and the guest OF the
family of John Thoin. Mr.. Lord has
some property in this vicinity which he
was looking after while here.
There are number of cases OF fever
in town at present and there is danger
that they will develop into typhoid,
saws Doctor Mccoy. Indeed, one case
has already done so, and the party was
smept to his relatives in Everett.
VI A. Losekamp had his arrange
kmcnts made made 10 leave the first
$yeek in September for Los Angeles
Ealifornia, but has had to put his Trip
L IF until the last of the month on ae-
count of business engagements.
The upper floor of the Biork building
is beng divided into tbirty-one bed
rooms. The dining room and kitchen
will be on the ground floor in the mid
die room 1t is understood saloon
will occupy the room adjoining Adams
& Burk's
The members OF the local brother
hood of railroad fremen have arranged
10 have grand ball and supper on
"wednesday. Sept. 18th. No expense
will be spared 10 make 1t an event long
10 be remembered. The boys say they
will set the pattern for all future events
of this kind.
The Chelan County Fair Association
deserves the support of every citizen OF
The county. tits a county institution
and its success is a benefit 10 the whole
county, advertising its resources ana
wonderful advantages TO the nome
seeker. The date is Sept. 2lst TO -4lh'
and the chief attraction this year VIII
he the horse racing. Liberal purses
Fhave been offered and horses from all
lover this and adjoining states are eA-
yected.