The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1905-12-29
Town and County


will be served in the French Cafe.
Sam Vauderwest, a G. N. fireman
from Everett spent his Christmas with
Leavenworth friends.
E. F. Spragne, the Wenatchee I'M
dertaker made a professional visit TO
our town last Saturday.
Miss Lena Peterson spent her Chris
mas with friends in Everett, and re-
turned Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Pauline Sharp is spending Il e
holiday week with Mrs. P. w. Van Dc
Grift and Mrs. Brit Smith.
Il F. Brown came down from Blewett
Christmas morning and will 81 end his
holiday with friends in Leavenworth
Mss d. ckey Hood went to We
natchee last Tuesday to consult physi-
clan. She has been on the sick list for
several days.
George Milford, one of the old time
residents of this portion of the moral
vinyard came down from the woods and
spent his holiday in town.
The people of this town spent very
enjoyable and rational Christmas. Th,.
day was not marred by disturbances If
any kind, fact we are glad to record.
G. N. Dennison, and wife from
Ephrata, Wash. are here on visit to
Mrs. Dennison's father, w. II. Wahlfel
and will be here until after New Year.
p j. Scott, from Cornell, Wash,
brother of night yardmaster Il. F.
Scott. got here in time to take Chris t.
mas dinner with his brother and sisters.
He will spend a week here.
E. D. Gates left last Friday for Sc
attic where on Sunday he took the
steamer Queen for San Francisco, Cal.
fornia. He is on visit of a month 8
duration to an aunt in Oakland, Cali
fornia
Mesdames Joseph Jackson and F. S.
Jacobsen entertained at dinner on
Christmas day their husbonds and Miss
Name Slater and W. H. Hadley, at
the home of Mr.. Jacobsen.
Louis Becker, another fireman well
known in this town but now on the
Spokane Division came over and took
in the ball which the Leavenworth
boys gave on Christmas night.
Inguls Ostigard, one OF the popular
G. N. fireman who is now on work
train on the west side of the mountains
could not resist the temptation to BE-
with the boys on Christmas night.
P. w. Van De Grift returned from
Quincy last Friday, justin time to lave
his Christmas holiday with his family.
He has been engaged in fitting up G.
L. Movers meat market in that place.
Miss Luella Carpenter and her
brother Bert came up from Wenatchee
Sunday afternoon and spent Christmas
with the family of r. D. Abbott. Mr..
Carpenter attended the ball in the
opera house Monday a ght.
Miss Mamie Sparks came over from
Burlington, Wash, last Monda! and
attended the firemens ball in the even
ing and returned to Burlington Tues
day, where she is living with tie
family of Mr.. George Godfrey.
Amos Sparks who formerly fired a
Great Northern engine out Of this
place but is now on the Coast Division
came over the mountains last Sunday
and took in the firemen's ball on Chris
mas night.
C. L. Meyers came over from Quincy
last Sunday to spend Christmas with
the family of Mr.. Bloom. He Is in the
market business in that town an is do
ing a fine business. He says Quincy is
improving very rapidly.
Miss Rose Stearns and her brother
Herbert came up from Wenatchee Sun
day evening to be. at the family reunion
on Christmas day at the home of Geo.
S. Merriam In the evening Herbert
and his sister attended the ball at the
opera house.
W. A. Tagmeyer a hotel man from
Everett arrived here last Tuesday and
is stopping for a few days with his old
friend P. G. MeGcegor. Mr.. Tagmeyer
is afflicted with that troublesome but
rarely fatal disease asthma He has
hopes that this climate may benefit
him.
| Pearl Bissel came over from Burling-
ton, Wash, last Monday to attend the
firemens ball Christmas night. He is
now employed in the station at that
place as assistant to Mr.. Godfrey, who
is agent for the Great Northern. He
returned Tuesday morning.
Howard Nichols and wife came over
from Spokane to spend the holidays
with Mrs. Nichols father and mother,
~ - AFre T. 1T Tunnaa. Mr.