The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1904-07-01

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The Band boys will give ball in the
pavilion Saturday night.
Judge King went down to Wenatchee
yesterday on legal business.
Mrs. r. L. Smith and children will
spend the fourth in Spokane.
DIR Hoxsey left for Seattle this morn
ing and will return tomorrow.
Henry Treadwell, of Everett, has
spent several days in our burg.
The lodge Of good templars are to
have some kind of festival Saturday.
Mrs. A. E. Tabor will build a cottage
ON the north side. 1t will be for rent.
George Siverly, from Chiwaukum,
spent few days in our town this week.
Miss Bertha Phelan will accompany
the Colema family to Spokane Satur-
day.
Thos. Coleman and wife go to Spokane
Saturday and will return after the
fourth.
Mrs. Charles Frcitae is spending the
summer at Soap Lake for the benefit Of
her ealth.
a gentleman from this city went to
Seattle last week and took drink-of
water-while there.
DIR. Moudy left yesterday for Seattle
where he will remain with his family
until after the Fourth.
J. T. McAneny returned from Madi-
son Hot Springs last Tuesday and has
buckled down to work again.
Mrs. Connie Parker has accepted the
place in the post Office made vacant by
resignation of Mrs. Castlebury.
Harry Martin was. brought down
from the Blewett mines on Tuesday and
placed in the Leavenworth Hospital.
DR.. Mccoy had call from Blewett
to attend a little child of G. p. Daven-
port, which was reported as being very
sick
AL Pesh has opened up barber shop
in one corner of the White Elephant
tent where he wants mis- friends to visit
him.
It was Mrs. D. Il. Abbot and Miss
Fora Abbot that returned last week.
The Echo erred in stating that Mr.. Abb
bolt had returned.
L. II. Turner is building 24X30 foot
addition to his livery barn, and con
templates making additions to his liv-
cry equipments soon.
Have you seen the visiting cards we
turned out for some of the Leavenworth
ladies ? just like copper plate. Cant
be done any better any where on earth.
Mrs. and Miss Andrews, Of LaCon-
ner, Wash, old friends OF Mrs. Shore,
stopped over couple of days this week
on their way home from eastern Wash
ington.
S. NJ. Sorensen, of Hayfeld, Mimi.
came in on Wednesday. He is broth
er of our fellow tewnsman n. M. Sorer-
sen, and will prolong his visit about
two months.
Jack Parks, formerly conductor on
the Great Northern, has resigned and
accepted position with Jack Smith.
He has moved his family from Spokane
to this place.
Mrs. w. A. Teutsch, of Portland,
Oregon, sister of Mrs. E, G. Spencer,
has been here on visit for the past
week and will return to morrow. Mrs.
Spencer will accompany her as far as
Seattle.
Albert Walker this week sold to the
mill company an eighty acre tract OF
land lying just across the river from
the mill. A portion of the land had
been over flowed by the building OF the
dam across the river.
J. L. Wheeler, Sr., came up from
Wenatchee Monday. He said it was
reported in Wenatchee that on We'd
nesday and Thursday nights OF last
week the wheat in the Big Bend coun-
try was seriously injured by frost.
Last Thursday Clyie Shore son OF DR.
Shore met with painful and serious
accident while riding up in the Chum-
valley, his horse SHE'D and got into
barbed wire fence. He received a
cut under the knee cap in which Dr.
Hoxsey took FIVE stitches. At last acc
cunts he was getting on as well as could
be expected