The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1905-09-22
Town and County

pany the Cashmere delegation TO Port
land.
w. j. Moon went to Wenatchee last
Monday on business connected with the
county.
Prof. Simmons was the only teacher
from Leavenworth to attend county in
stitute.
0Miss Maud Mcneil and Mrs. Lottie
Doyle we've visitors to Wenatehee last
Tuesday.
Mrs. A. J. Martin left for Bremerton,
Wash, last Friday to visit her sister,
Mrs. Boyd.
Emory Ross went to Seattle last Sun
day and will go from there to the
Portland fair
Late English, D. r. MeCamley and
Mr. Albright were in Wenatchee at
court this week.
c. r. Zinkey and Charles Gibbs were
in Wenatchee last week in attendance
at court as jurors.
A twelve pound boy made his appear
ance at the home of A. l.. Mitchell, on
Eagle creek last week.
A Saturday night dancing school
will open in the opera house on Oct.
l4th by Prof. MeDaniels.
G. J. Reirdon who lives up in the vi
entity OF Lake Wenatchee spent day
in Leavenworth this week
Il. j. Sherman. a Peshastin saw mill
man, was in town yesterday and left an
order with the Echo for stationery.
DR.. L. R. Redner, recently from Iron
ton, Mich, spent day here this week
looking over the prospects of this town.
Jay Wycoffe, who formerly lived
here bat now makes his home at Mont
tor, spent the major part of last week
here.
Mrs. Campbell's millinery opening
will commence tomorrow and end Mon
day. See her announcement else
where.
j. w. Elicit spent several days at
Soap Lake last week, bathing in and
drinking the mineral wafer OF that
new health resort.
The defendants in the case of Tom
Moore VS.. The Lamb-Davis Lumber &c.
nonsuited the plaintiff in the superior
court last Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. H. Magyar went down
to Cashmere yesterday afternoon to at
tend the opening of the new hotel,
he Cashmere"
George Blocksedge has had large
show window put in the front of his
store.for the purpose of displaying his
fruit of which he makes specially.
Among the Peshastin people who
were doing business in Leavenworth
last Saturday were F. A. Lukins, j. t,
Sherman, S ?. Beecher, A. F. Estes,
and F. D. Estes.
Our old friend, B. M. Belrel, evident
ly believes in the old saying that two
heads are better than one, even II one
is cabbage head, so he brought two.
Both cabbage heads.
W. A. Lord, an Everett caterer,
spent several days in our town the past
week. He is an old friend OF the Tho
lin family, and went out to see Miss
Anna Tholin's ranch.
Charles Inman, from Amsterdam,
New York, an old friend of the family
of L. P. Durand. stopped off here this
week to visit Mr. Inman WIS on his
way to San Francisco.
The Echo acknowledges an invitation
to attend the opening of the new hotel
which was recently completed at CASH
mere by s. S. Bailey, named The Cash
mere, on the 21st inst.
w. F. Blankenship was down from
Lake Wenatchee last Friday and
promised to bring down some produce
from the lake to help swell the Leaven-
worth exhibit at the Chelan county
fair.
w. H. Resburg, the Blewett post
master and correspondent of the Echo
was in Leavenworth Tuesday of this
week and made us pleasant call Mr..
Resburg says things are rather quiet at
Blewett just now.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Merriam went to
Wenatchee Saturday to spend Sunday
with the family of Fl. r. Stearns, and
also to look at five acre tract of We
natchee valley land which Mr.. Merriam
recently acquired.
From letter received by Charles
Northup from his father, ia Kingston,
Arkansas, we learn of the death OF
Leila Northup, on the It'll inst, aged
fifteen years. The many friends and
relatives of the family of E. d. North