The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1905-10-27

s. P. Bethel went down to Wenatehee
yesterday on land business.
DR.. Shore is having the hospital
fixed up for winter residence and
will move in shortly.
Carl Christensen came up from We
natchee last Sunday to mix around
with old friends for awhile.
Mrs. Charles Larsen, sister of John
and Gus Bjork. left for ST. Paul yester-
day after visit of two months dura-
ton here.
Miss Mary Christensen, of Wenat-
chez, stopped off on her way to the
Sound to see her brother, Martin, one
day this week.
Miss Louise McCamley, sister OF
Mrs. Fred Marble and D. Il. McCamley
came over from Seattle this week and
will spend month here.
Mesdames Charles Buttles and w. T.
Rarey, of Wenatchee, accompanied
Charles Andrews and his happy bride
to Leavenworth last Friday.
Mesdames Dell Mccoy, Hoxsey,
Mills and A. j. Martin went down to
Cashmere last Monday as visitors to at
tend regular meeting of the Degree
of Honor in that town. They report a
most agreeable time, and say they were
royalty treated.
Are you fond of that famous New
England Wand, pumpkin Pie?" They
will be served in all their original pris-
tine glory at the New England dinner
which the ladies win pull off, in the
building adjoining The Moore Co.'S
store next Tuesday, from 3 to 8 p. m.
Everything with the aforesaid pie
trimmings for the sum of 25 cents.
The following ladies attended the
Sunday school convention which met
in Wenatchee last week as delegates
| from Leavenworth: Mesdames George
A. Daley, H. X. Featherstone' NJ.
Farmer, George T. Walker, Fl. NJ.
Wall, and L. Fl. Trrner, Miss Bixby
and Rev. W. S. Bixby- j
Ira D. Edwards went to Seattle last
| Sunday to meet nunber of travelling
men and representatives OF large east
ern manufacturing concerns. He will
buy large stock of goods fer the fall
and winter trade of the Leavenworth
Mercantile Go. before he returns. 1t
will be the aim OF the comp any to keep
everything that the trade wants.
Captain Harry G. Cole of the U. S.
Commissary department., and his bride
spent portion OF their honeymoon at
the club house up on Lake Wenatchee
last week, passing through here on his
way east last Sunday evening. Cap
tain Cole is an old Clinton, Iowa, friend
of Mr.. Lambs, and when he heard that
Mr.. Cole was here he promptly rendered
him the use OF his private club house.
Lafayette Lamb, president of the
Lamb Davis Lumber Co., and his friend
Captain James Dooley arrived here last
Thursday. Mr.. Lamb was here to look
over the big mill, this being his first
visit since the plant was practically
com pleted. He was highly pleased
with the way things were moving.
Captain Dooley made q trip up to Lake
Wenatchee, with which he was highly
delighted.
The Mcdaniel family orchestra will
give one of their enjoyable and sociable
dancing parties in the Opera House to-
morrow night They are so well
known in this community that they do
/ not require an Introduction. This is
the beginning OF a series of dances they
will give during the coming winter
The great popularity that their dane
ing parties had last winter will not be
forgotten.
A few days ago we enjoyed call
from Resin Otis, cousin of FL. w.
OILS. of Peshastin. Mr.. Otis is recent
| ly from the Black Hills, S. D., and
came here looking for new location.
By the merest accident he ran across
his cousin. who he had not seen for
many years. Mr.. Otis has bought the
o. Evanson place near Peshasin, and
will be a permanent and valuable addi-
ton to that community. The best evil
dences that he gave us that he was a
gentleman of discriminating taste was
when he said, ''Send me the Echo,
An alarm of fire yesterday morning
about one o'clock aroused the people
OF this town. Several engines over
near the round house were making
most ear piercing noises and everybody
rushed out 10 See what was the matter.
An examination showed that the fire
was confined to an engine cab. 1t APP
pears that some clothing had been left
in the cab and this caught fire. The
cab was considerably damaged, as were
also some OF the steam fittings. 1t was
the engine which E. G. Spencer runs,