The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1904-09-16
Town and County

business 10 l.. ID. turner.
L. j. Nelson made a business trip to
Wenalchee the first of the week.
DR.. Hedges, of Cashmere, spent sew
eral days in our town this week.
The Ladies Guild will meet next
Thursday with Mrs. C. r. Zinkey.
Frank Posey is absent on account of
sickness, and it reported thst he is not
expected to live.
L. c. Gilman, of the Halferty-Gilman
Co., of Cashmere, has been doing Leav-
enworth this week.
J. T. Sherman, the Peshastiu saw
mill man. was in town Wednesday on
his way to Wenatchee.
H. E. Weymouth came up from
Cashmere this week and interviewed
our people about insurance.
Mrs. F. S. Taylor went down to We
natchee last Tuesday where she will be
under the care Of DR.. Gil christ
The family of D. r. Abbot is larger
by the addition of a wee bit of girl
yesterday. Mother and babe doing
well
J. E. Weiser went to Wenatchee
Tuesday after his family, intending to
make Lis home in Leavenworth in the
future.
Little Frank Posey, whom everybody
knows, is very low with typhoid fever
and doubts are entertained about his
recovery.
Earnest Stevenson has resigned as
day operator at the depot and gone 10
Seattle. His place has been taken by
Carl Kidd.
Mrs. F. F. Hanes has recovered from
a spell of typhoid fever but now her
little ten months old baby has taken the
fever and is very low.
F. A. Losekamp was in attendance on
the Superior Court at Wenatchee this
week as witness in the case OF Huston
VS. Huston, suit for divorce.
Mrs.aJ. H. Johnston came up from
Wenatchee Saturday and spent Sunday
with her father and brother, George
Blocksedge Senior and Junior.
Jay Wyckotf has moved his family
from Monitor, where he has lived the
past six months, back to Leavenworth,
and will again take up his residence
here.
Mrs. Shurle, who was up from Cash
mere 10 attend the celebration OF her
mothers ffty-fourth birthday, Mrs. |.
n. johnson, returned to her home Sat
urday.
J.F Hobson. the brick yard man,
came up frtm Wenatchee Wednesday
to see how low his stock of brick Was,
and il he would have to burn another
kiln this fall.
Mrs. L. w. Bloom gave musical
entertainment at her home last hurs
day night in honor of her visitors. A
number of friends We're present and ell
j1yed the music and lunch afterwards.
J.L Wheeler Jr. came up from We
natchee Monday and Tuesday, and with
the assistance of his father was making
AL inventory of the stock OF clothing
and gents furnishings which he has
here.
The front of the Adams & Burke
building, the walls of which were some
I .l,x Lust Ian
airy. is being repaired this week. The
inside is also receiving all overhauling.
which will add to the appearance when
finished.
The little eight months old babe OF
F. f. Hanes died yesterday morning OF
typhoid fever. The mother had just
barely recovered from the same malady
when The babe was taken sick. Mr..
Hal es and family have the sympathy
of the entire community in their anilc-
ton.
A very pleasant surprise was given
Miss Airline Farmer at her home on
September Ain honor of her thirteenth
birthday. Those present were Misses
Myrtle Wall. Gertrude and Jessie Han
sen, Lille English, Elma Turner, Floy
Bethel, Laura Botsford, Bessie Walker,
Minnie Walden berg, Philippine Bartz,
Winnifred Stevens, Elsie Andersen and
Airline Farmer. Miss Farmer received
many beautiful presents.
Jack Mcdonald, with his assistants,
has completed the foundation walls oil
the Bloom building, which is now ready
Tor the joists. This week he COM
menced the brick work on the second
story of the Smith & Tholin building.