The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1905-02-17
Town and County


was visiting Leavenworth friends last
/ Saturday
A. Z. Dickinson, Of Beaver Creek,
has been on the sick list the past week,
but is able to be out again
Lew Monger was in town last Mon
day for sleigh load of supplies for
Chisholm's logging camp on Chiwawa
river.
w. w. Burgess. of Beaver creek, was
in town last Monday on business. He
reports severe weather in that com
munity.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hendricks, Of
Cashmere, were in attendance at the
ball given by the ladies Of the Degree
of Honor.
w p Van De Crit has moved his
family into town and will occupy resi-
dence which he has purchased over
near the mill.
n. NJ. Sorensen has been drawn to
serve on the regular jury panel OF the
superior court which convenes on the
Esd of this month.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. McAneny de-
parted last Sunday for Seattle. Mr.
McAneny on bus ness and his wife to
visit friends. They returned on We'd
nesday.
As we go to press it is reported that
the democrats met at Elensburg last
Monday and nominated Arthur Gum,
of Wenatchee, as their candidate for
state senator.
L. J. Nelson had a business call to
Sea tie last Saturday and returned
Tuesday morning. He stopped over
one day in Everett to call on his wife
who is visiting there.
Among the young men who came up
from Cashmere last Saturday TO attend
Prof. McDaniels dancing school We're
Charles Click, Charles johnson, Charles
Clark and Dave Phillips.
The travelling public are rapidly
learning of the good Accommodations
that are in store for them at tie Hotel
Cliff lrd. Steam heated and well ven
Iilated rooms, baths and all modern
conveniences.
/ Some of the friends of our fellow
townsman Judge j. ] King mentioned
him in connection with the republican
nomination for state senator, but the
Judge cid not give the scheme his en-
couragement.
James B. Sheldon, who left here the
latter part of December with his wife
for the southern part of California
writes back to friends that his wife
died at Los Angeles on February 9th of
consumption.
Emery Ross has been quite sick this
week. He took the passenger train to
Spokane last Saturday night and re-
turned NJ uday morning with u high
fever and has been confined to the
house ever sirce.
Arthur Chrishom and Bob Nichols
who were severely injured last week at
Dan Chrisholm's logging camp on Chi
wawa river, are recovering very rapid
ly from their injuries, both being able
to visit the village last Monday.
L avenworth's young and old people
are taking advantage of the good skat-
ing we are having. This is the first
time in years tn the river has been
frozen over enough to make skating
safe and at the same time II pleasure.
Mrs. E. y. King returned from two
weeks visit with friends in Ev rett last
Tuesday morning and the senior mem
Der of the firm of Mr.. and Mrs. +. a.
King is once more enjoying life and
living at home and st wing ut the same
place.
Mrs W. c. Pendeton, ST., and her
daughter, Mrs A. S. Church, of Mis-
soula, Mont, was visiting the past
week with her son, w. c. Pendleton.
ir. Mrs. Church left for her home on
Tuesday and will stop u few days in
Wenatchee to visit friends there.
Mrs. A. J. Marin this week received
the sad news of the cath of John Dye,
at Paris. Mo. He was an uncle of
Robert Dye and his sister, Mrs. Mar
tin. Mr.. Dye bad quite a local
reputation as a weather prophet.
basing his predictions ON the melt OF
hogs.
The republican county central COM
mittee met in Wenatchee on Tuesday
and instructed the delegates to the
district convention to vote for Judge
Chase of Cashmere for state senator.