The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1905-12-15
Town and County
Read Keatings add ais week.

N. Patterson made brief business
visit to Cashmer the first of the week
He tells us he expects his wife back
from Seattle next Sunday or Monday.
Rev. Mr.. Herwig, from Spokane will
occupy the pulpit at the Congrega-
tienal church next Sunday morning
Mr.. Herwig represents the auti-saloon
league.
DR.. Hoxsey tells US that he has an
other case OF diptheria on his hands.
A member of the family OF 7. j. Sher-
man near Peshastin has the disease in
mild fern.
Mrs. W. Fl. Wahlfel left for North
Platte, Nebraska, last Tuesday to visit
her mother who she has not seen for
twenty years. She will be gone three
or four ~ eeazs.
The Echo would like to make a note
OF all the social gatherings during the
holidays. II you entertain, or have
friends from out of town visiting you,
let us know it.
Geo. n. Moore we0t to Seattle the
fore part of this week. While there
he consulted physician in regard to
symptoms of appendicitis While have
manifested themselves lately.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Jackson enter
tanned friends at o'clock dinner last
Saturday. The diversion in the even
ing was cards, there being three tables.
A most enjoyable evening was spent by
those present.
M. v. Seymour, came in from Seattle
last Saturday to spend few days with
his father, J. Fl. Seymour, who has the
contract to build the PetreI Davis resi-
hence and the L. Lamb residence.
G. E. Hartzhorn, from Seattle, was
an interested visitor TO our town this
week. He is investigating the Cascade
Orchards and other lands and is very
likely to become a citizen OF this town
L. W. Bloom recently installed two
horse power gasoline engine in the
Model Market to run his sausage, bone
and ether grinders. The Model Meat
Market is now not only a model in
neatness but also a model in equipment
1t is provided with every convenience.
r N. Baunton purchased thirteen
acres of Cascade Orchard lands in the
fall. Mr.. Baunton has gone to work
in earnest. He has ten acres cleared
and has built house on his tract.
This makes the fourth house that has
been built on these lands in the last
two months.
Among the purchasers Of Cascade
Orchard lands within the past ten days
are Olaf Hansen, five acres; A. G.
Ritch, Seattle, five acres. The follow
ing Seattle gentlemen have been look
ing into the proposition the past week
and may also become purchasers 6.
]. Moody and j. c. Luther.
Our old friend G. M. Belvel returned
from Seattle last Sunday in company
of DR.. P. j. Smith, who treated him
while there. Mr.. Belvel came back
very much improved in health, and,
We hope, is good to remain many years
with US. He is one OF the old veterans
add has many friends who rejoice at
his recovery.
Charles Ackley, formerly employed
in the mill, who left here with his
family last August year ago, stopped
off here yesterday on his way to Idaho.
to visit with old friends. He is now
living ia Seattle and until the Single
mill shut down was engaged in single
weaving on the coast. He said he
noted great many improvements in
Leavenworth.
Frank Losekamp received this week
three or four hundred handsomely dec
GRATED china plates which he says it is
his purpose to distribute among his
Irle0Qb 40 - tAAAN
of generous fad in which it has been
his custum for years to indulge in at
this particular season OF the year.
Jack Smith, who left here some two
weeks ago, on some mysterious mission
bent with whose periodical comings
and goings Mrs. Grundy has been very
busy, has not yet returned. Truth will
out, though, and when it does come,
you may depend upon it, the Echo "will
tell the truth, the whole truth, and
nothing but the TRUTH SO help it.
Charles Northup, who left here some
thirty days since for Kingston, Ar
kansas, where his father resides, writes
that on his way TO Arkansas he stopped
a week at st. Joseph, Mo-, to visit
friends. He says he is very much in
terested in Arkansas. That the
weather has been very mild, that the
natives are easy going and sociable,
and that he is enjoying himself.
The art recital in Blooms Hall on
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