The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1905-12-15

arrived from Everett last Saturday.
He will remain here oa a visit for sew
eral weeks.
Fireman W T. Gilbert has taken a
run on the coast line and will move his
residence to Seattle. Mrs. Gilbert is
still here but will join husband in a
few days
Miss Media Noble who has for the
past six weeks been in Wenatchee as
substitute in the public school for one
of the teachers who was sick has re-
turned to Leavenworth.
Several mem bers OF the family of S.
P. Bethel have been confined TO the
house the past week with measles, with
the exception OF Miss Media all are
progressing satisfactorily.
You will miss rare treat if you fail
TO attend the recital of Miss AIMEE
Morris next Tuesday night in Model
Hall. It is refined and truly artistic.
After the recital a social dance will be
INDUCED in by all who attend without
additional charge.
Hugh L. Salnave, of.SPokane, assist
ant state labor commissioner, visited
Leavenworth this week. Mr.. Salnave
is investigating the conditions under
which labor is employed, to the end
that the law in regard the safety and
sanitation is being observed by en-
ployers. Mr.. Salnave is an old locomo-
tive fireman and very pleasant gent
leman to meet.
Mix Kincherf, our dairyman, missed
several chickens from his roosts re-
Gently and determined to set a trap for
thestheir. Last Wednesday morning
he had a coyote woolf in his trap. He
brought him to town and sold his
woolfship to Al Pesch who will use his
pelt to make robe.
Robert Mcdonnell, one of the work
men employed on the dam had his
ankle dislocated last Tuesday. He
was:earrying key of nails and. slipped
the keg falling on his ankle with The
above result. He was taken to the
hospital where DR.. Shore dressed the
injured member. He will be out in a
few days.
Lafayette Xoren, brother Of Harold
Koren, stopped off here a couple of
days this week to visit his brother. He
is engaged just at present in trying to
close a deal for some mining property
in which the Koren brothers have an
interest, and was .on his way from
Seattle to New York. His home is in
Butte, Mcnt
Charles Feytag and his daughter,
Dora, and Israel Trask took the train
last Sunday night for Seattle and re-
turned Thursday afternoon. While in
Seattle Mr.. Freytag contracted for sew
eral hundred dollars worth of machin-
cry and other material to be used in
making additions and improvements in
his Chumstick valley saw mill
The moving picture show in the
opera house last Thursday and Friday
nights did not attract as large a crowd
as it deserved. The views Of the Vel
lowstone Park were very fine and in
teresting to all who take an interest
in the scenic beauties of our own
country. Mr.. Ulin, who lectured on
its beauties and grandeur is an old
park guide.
Jack Parks who it will be remem-
bered spent last summer here, and
later moved to Hillyard, was shot
through the arm in saloon hold up
some two weeks since, is reported to be
recovering from his injury. Kehoe,
the saloon man who was shot in the
head by the hold-up man regained con-
seriousness a few days ago and at once
stated that a man who goes by the
name of Shamrock, an ex-railroad man,
did the shooting. 1t is said that Sham
rock was on the streets, and was at
once placed under arrest.