The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1904-11-04
Town and County

the sick list the first OF the week,
Mrs. L. w. Bloom has been on the
sick list again for the past week.
Mrs. J. w. Keller is spending this
week with friends up at Chiwaukum.
Mrs. Wagner left Monday for Seattle
where she will remain for few days.
c. G. Hall, state license embalmer
No. rs, Wenatchee, Wash. Phone 443.
NJ. F. Peake is doing a good job OF
hard coat plastering in the Bjork build
ing.
L. G. English, who was last week re-
ported as quite seriously sick, is i'm
proving.
Mrs. W. l. Gilbert has been quite
sick the past ten days but is now con-
valescing.
Judge King had business before the
superior court in Wenatchee the first
of this week.
Pat Shea and wife, of Northport,
Wa sh., were here this week looking
for hotel proposition.
Hon. Frank Reeves, of Wenatchee,
will address the democratic voters of
Leavenworth tomorrow night.
Mrs. C. G. Hall, of Wenatcdee, was
up visiting with the family OF J. P. Nc
CURE for several days this week.
Among the Wenatchee visitors last
Sunday were M. P. Spencer, John Mil
Ter, Dick Scheble and Roy Zahren.
Delbert Graham. right hand man for
Joe Edwards, left for his home in We
natchee last Saturday with a very high
fever.
Frank Shell and family returned
Wednesday from Indiana, where he has
been for about Elk weeks visiting his
old home.
II. H. Dean was out goat hunting last
week upin the neighborhood of Mount
Stewart. He got meat. as we know, for
we had mess.
Mrs. G. T. Walker was in attendance
at the super or court last Monday as q
witness in the divorce case of Parker
VS.. Parker.
Born, at the + Asidence of DR.. Hoxsey,
to Mrs. NJ o. Logan, last Sunday, a
boy. Mrs. Logan's home is up at Lake
Wenatchee.
Fred Holderby, formerly with the
Wenatchee Advance has taken the
place on the Echo made vacant by H..
E. Langridge.
John Parks received his household
goods this week and his family will go
to housekeeping in Emil Franks house
in the eastern part OF town.
Miss Maud McNeal was up from We
natchee to attend the I. o. F. bal We'd
nesday night. Her Leavenworth
friends ere glad to see her.
Miss Werner. a seamstress and dress
maker, is stopping with Mrs. J, w.
Campbell at the old Beamish residence
and will do all kinds of sewing.
NJ. E. Flynn, of Ellensburg. demo-
cratic candidate for joint senator from
Kittitas and Chelan counties, spent sew
eral days in our town this week
III. Melon was in Wenatchee Mon
day in attendance at the Superior
court and was given n verdict by the
court in the case OF Parker VS.. Parker.
C D. Carey is carrying on series of
experiments in making brick OF an or
namenta kind. He mas number of
specimens in his work shop near the
lumber mill, all made of native clay of
different kinds.
Mrs. Chss. Hollingsworth, an old
resident of Leavenworh, passed
thro ugh on her return trip home, Spo-
kane. She has been to Everett to see
her husband, who was hurt in wreck
not long ago.
DR.. Hoxsey found 1t necessary to take
T. j. Henry to Seattle last Sunday, and
with the assistance OF DR.. Eagleson he
performed an operation for Appendicitis
at the Providence hospital. When last
heard from Mr. Henry was doing nicely
and in fair way to recover.
Harry T. Langridgc, who has been
with us as an employe OF the Echo
since it made its appearance the I'D of
of January, took his departure this
week for the sound country, where he
intends to locate. He is Il worthy and
reliable young man, worthy of the con-
iidence of Any man who secs fit to en-