The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1905-10-27
Town and County


been to visit her parents.
The ladies Industrial Society will
meet at the home of Mrs. E. G. Spencer
on Thursday, November End.
George Bliss and wife left Wednes-
day for St. Paul after several weeks
visit to James Smith at Peshastin.
Miss Honor Harmon of Sturgis,
South Dakota is visiting her Aunt Mrs.
Lyman Lamb for a couple of weeks.
Mrs. G. c. Griggs and Mrs. A. j..
Martin took a horseback ride 10 Pc
shastin last Sunday and visited the
family of James Smith.
E. A Meyers, who has been en-
ployed in the Model Market for the
past eight months has gone to Quincy
where he will open meet market.
1 George Beam and Jack Mcdonald
came up from Cashmere last Sunday TO
mix with old friends. They said Cash
mere was improving and prosperous.
| Miss Winifred Benedict, from Hutch
inson, Kansas, sister of Elgin Benedict,
a. Great Northern fireman, will spend
the winter here for the benefit Of her
health.
Postmaster Davis tells as that by
advice of the First Assistant Postmas-
ter General he will, commencing Octo-
Der Both, to close the postoffice at z
o'clock.
Will Greve, head scaler for the lum-
Der company, came down from the hills
last Saturday to spend Sunday with
the boys and attend The Salvation
Army show.
The ladies will serve New England
dinner next Tuesday evening, Oct 81
in the building west of the Moore Co. s
store for the small sum of % cents. A
cordial invitation is extended to all.
w. G. Beagle, railroad man who
left here in the summer for Moler,
Wash writes to the Echo this week
that he is now located at Phoenix, B.
c. where he wants his paper sent.
Miss Edith Gross, who was employed
for the past three months by The
4 Moore Co., left for Seattle last Sunday,
Her place at The Moore Co.'S will be
filled by very efficient young man by
the name of P. L. Gallagher, who re-
Gently came from Wyoming.
Ferd Wettstein, Great Northern
machinist, was on the sick list last
week. He had what the doctor pro-
nounced symptoms of malaria but by a
prompt resort to the doctor and the
administration of the approved treat
ment he escaped spell of fever.
H. r. Stearns, and his daughter, Miss
Florence, came up from Wenatcbee
last Saturday and spens Sunday with
the Merriam brsthers, returning Mon
day. Mr.. Stearns tells US that We
natchee is building up very rapidly.
A large number of Improvements are
now under way.
w. T. Blankenship, an old.settler on
! Lake Wenatchee spent two days in
\ Leaven worth the first.of the week. He
called on the Echo while here and had
occasion to remind Us that the move
ment to get post office at his place
was not in opposition to anyone. He
does not oppose the getting of post
office by any other community in the
vicinity of the lake.
One Of the callers on the Echo this
week was D. H DeriGeld, OF Montrose,
MINI. He came here to visit his
daughter, Mrs. Ralph Prichett. Mr.
Derifeld is highly pleased with this
country and may decide to locate some
where in Washington. He could look
the state over and not find more
promising place than Leayenwoath.
D. r. McCamley, river foreman for
the mill company. was very badly pois-
oned the past week. He was working
on the river and in some way came in
contact with poisonous vegetable
growth. The evil humor made ats APP
pearance Oh his face and neck. When
he came to town last Monday to see DR..
Hoxsey his face was so swollen that his
sister did not recognize kim His eyes
were entirely closed and he feared his
sight was affected. After treating him
for several days he has SO far recovered
that he can see his friends, but it will
be several days before he can resume
his duties.
H. G.. Hill and wife are here for the
purpose OF organizing lodge OF the
order of Fraternal Brotherhood. This
is purely western fraternal orxaniza-
ton. Its headquarters and home otfice
being loca:ed at Los Angeles, Califor-
MIA. 1t is one Of the popular and grow
ing orders. 1t has several features
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