The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1904-06-17
Town and County

j. Il. McAneny lS stlll connneu TO his
home by sickness.
Henry Larama was q business visitor
to Wenatchee this week.
w. H. Ford, of Wenatchee, was in
our city two days this week
Jack Smith says he will have his
brick building completed in sixty days.
M. T. Peake went to Everett last Sat
urday to spend Sunday with his family.
A dozen residences, from four to
eight rooms, could be rented in a week.
The City Drug Store building will be
ready for occupancy by Saturday night.
Mrs. Mama Farmer is spending a
while on her ranch up on the Chum'
stick.
Spring fights and knock downs were
a little late this year but they were in
evidence this week.
Roy Martin and Warren Pendleton,
two Wenatchee boys spent several days
in town this week.
A whole week has passed and we
have not had fire. There is still some
thing left that would burn.
About two weddings are said to be
among the possibilities within the next
ten days or two weeks, in this burg.
J. T. Ryan, representing the Wenat-
chez Produce Co., spent several days
here the past week in the interest of his
company.
DR.. George NJ. Freeman, dentist, Sc
attic, an old time friend OF the family
of J. T. McAneny, was here this week
b on visit.
]. A. Cochran, OF st. Paul, salaried
chairman of the B. of L. F., was in
town this week and had meeting with
the local fireman.
L. W. Bloom who returned from We
natchee yesterday morning says one OF
J. NJ. Duffy's boys is dangerously sick
with whooping cough.
There is a moral attached to the ar
ticle on the first page headed, Fire
Protection. y. Read it. The facts were
given US by n. Ell. Dean.
C. A. Wright was up from Peshastin
Wednesday. He says the Wright saw
mill, on Peshastin creek is running
every day turning out lumber.
The commercial drummers find our
town quite an attraction. Not day
passes but from two TO a half dozen get
off the trains going east and west.
S. L. Ellinger will leave the last OF
the week for Spokane to visit friends
and relatives in that city While there
he will also meet friend from Denver
with whom he has an appointment.
VIM. Ryan, St. Cloud, Mimi, salar-
led chairman of the B. of L. E.. spent
several days this week with the Great
Northern engineers, looking after such
matters as required his attention.
Parties who are fishing just below
warning. The Washington statutes
make it an offense punishable by fine
of from $50 to $3.50 to fish within BOG
feet OF dam or fshway.
A man by the name of Ross, from
Everett, made a nuisance of himself last
Tuesday and a barten der at Adams &
Burke's saloon smote him with a club
or something equally as convincing and
the result was a badly BACKED eye and
sundry scalp wounds, all of which was
attended to at the Leavenworth Hos
pital.
John Reagan. miner, was sent down
from the Blewett mines to the
Leavenworth Hospital Wednes'
day. He was suffering from dementia,
caused by blow on the head with an
AK some time ago. The injury occurred
before he came to Blewett.
Spott Ellwood got tangled up In q
row on Tuesday night and being under
the influence of copious libations oil
spirits frumenti, got considerably worst,
ed. A half dozen scalp wounds made
with some kind of a heavy weapon
were patched up with court plaster.
f. w. Stein, the road supervisor Of
this district spent between two and
three weeks here last month doing
some much needed repair work on the
Wenatchee river bridge and the bridges
on the Chumstick. We are told that
all these bridges are now in good con-
dition. There is. however, q bridge on
peshastin creek on the Blewett road