The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1905-03-10
Town and County

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Quite number of the mill company 5
logs are coming down the river on the
early rise.
If everything continues favorable the
big saw mill will begin operations
about April first
r. D. Abbott and wife left for Seattle
last Tuesday to be gone for a few days
visiting with friends.
R. F. Templin, of Cashmere, is build
ing new blacksmith shop opposite the
Commercial Livery Barn.
Mr.. Petrol Davis is not sick says the
agent of the land department, he was
only Leached out of hat
Mrs. A. M. MePheters left for the
Sound last Saturday for a few days
visit with friends in Seattle.
Judge Victor Martin, of Wenatchee,
spent last Friday in Leavenwerth, and
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Geo. S. Merriam, of the Leayenworth
Mercantile Co made business visit to
Wenatchee the first of this week.
Wv Thomsonswas one'ef the Chi
waukum citizens who paid his respects
to Leavenworth friends this week.
Miss Pansy Henry of Cashmere,
spent several days in Leavenworth this
week visiting the family of L. H. Tur-
ner.
Mrs. c. H. Allen, Of Peshastin, is
visiting LeaNenworth friends, Idiyiding
her time between Mrs. Zinkey. and Mrs.
Spencer. -; . !i-' .
A party Of friends met by accident at
the home of DR.. Hoxsey on Wednesday
evening and enjoyed music, cards and
luncheon. 60.
-. B. Ballous has moved his black
NTH shop intoa building fronting the
railroad track just back of Thomas
grain store.
Miss Doris Alberg, who has spentthe
past few months with the family Of Emil
Frank left for Seattle last Wednesday
where she has relatives.
Mrs. Susan Shortly, who. left here
last fall for Apacortes, WASH, returned
to Leavenworth last Sunday morning
and will again make her home here.77
Mrs. Frank Sutton was very sick last
week. For time her friends despair
ed of her life She is now convaiescing
and in fair way to complete recovery
Fl. Y. Featherstone is putting the
finishing touches to seven room house
on the north side of the railroad track.
He will have very substantial house
when completed.
The warm weather of the past two
weeks has caused four foot rise in the
Wenatchee river. This is unusually
early for the river to rise, but then this
warm weather is too.
Robert Nicho,s, of Chiwawa river
country has been confined in the
Leavenworth hospital for the past three
weeks with a broken leg, returned to
his home last Tuesday.
Mr.. Hamilton tells. us he is engaged
in extending, improving and otherwise
putting the light eompany's plant in
frst-class order. The service on the
north side of the track will soon be ex-
tended 10 several residences.
Everybody who goes to Wenatchee
stops at the Elberta Hotel. Why? Be-
cause it is the best place in the town.
Courteous attention, good table and
nice clean rooms and beds. This makes
the sum total of a first class hutV1.- IL
NH. Gore arrived here Friday from
Detroit. Mimi, and, will visit with his
son. w. e. Gore, of the ,Chumstick vat
lev. 1t is Mr.. Cores intention, if he
likes our country and, climate to per-
manently locate here and later; send for
his family.
There is an unconfrmed rumor float
ing around that half Interest in one
of the Sadoske group ofimines was re-
Gently sold for nine thousand dollars,
The parties whose names are connected
with the sale is M. F. Peak and an
Everett assayer.
The bridge on the Lake -Wenatchee
road across the Chiwa ws'a'tyer.is ia im-
minent danger of going out with the
high water this spring. The west APP
proach is being undermined 10y the
raging water OF the stream and is al
nresent in "a dangerous condition.
The Saturday night dancing school
was attended by the largest CROWD
h;cb hos Vet turned ont MIR. Nc