The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1905-12-01

II. GdiID came IN from the east 1HuTS-
day and after spending Fchay here
lett for their respective homes.
Woldenburg, the painter end paper
hanger has been at work in Fritz S
Place the past week with paint and
he is making that place look as bright
as a new dollar
The lodge OF locomotive fremen de-
eided at its last meeting to follow a
time honored custom OF theirs and give
II grand ball during the holidays. This
year 1t will be given on christmas
night.
N. Patterson received a message
from Seattle last Tuesday saying that
the house OF Patterson was made richer
by the arrival OF bright little baby
girl on Monday morning last. "Mam-
ma and baby doing fine.a
Edward Ellis returned from Index
Thursday night and tells US he is pre-
pairing to begin work on the North
Star Mining Co. g group OF claims. He
found when he reached the mines that
the cooking outfit and lot of material
had been stolen within the past two
months.
George Godfrey, who was formerly
cashier and express agent at this place
but who is now Great Northern station
agent at Burlington, on the coast line,
writes, ''send the paper. The noun
tains are so far away can't hear an
echo. This is fine place to live and a
place to work. !"
T. A. Parish, Geo. K. Rogers and a
party of friends returned last Saturday
from Blewett Mr.. Rogers told us that
the one body had been struck on the
lower tunnel on which the company
had been at work for the past four
months. We look for some dividends
on Meteor mining stock within the
next three months.
The Ladies' Tuesday Evening Card
Club met last week with Mrs. S. G..
Merriam. Five hundred was played
until eleven o'clock, when refresh
ments were served. The ladies pres
emit we're: Mesdames Merriam, Carr,
Walker, Wettstein, Adams, Madison,
and Magyar and Misses Merriam and
Slater. The next meeting will be
Dec. 9th with Miss Slater.
The Big Rock Restau rant, under the
of Messrs. Moon 81 Wat
son, has become one of the most popular
eating places in Leavenworth-s The
are both experienced res
taurant men and know how to conduct
8 first class place. Their Sunday din
ners have proved very popular and al
ways draw q full house. To convince
yourself that they serve good meals go
there next Sunday and treat yourself.
That staunch old friend of the Echo,
G. N. Watson, of Puyallup, Wash,
ChLuO III OH LuC cFOuihS tidih inoc Oop't
day and spent several days here with
old friends, returning to his home on
Tuesday of this week. There is sub
lie attraction about this place that Mr..
Watson can not resist. Since he left
here he has found it convenient to visit
old haunts every six months. Nothing
would please US more than to have Mr..
Watson and his wife with US again.
Among the visitors to Leavenworth
this week we made the acquaintance
Of G. J. Moody, OF Tacoma. Mr..
Moody Is an enthusiastic and capable
and having had Dis atten-
ton called to the fame of this valley
for big red apples he decided to pay it
a visit. 1t is not improbable that he
may become a citizen of this valley.
He had been told that down around
Wenatchee ttey claim to grow dollars
ON the trees, but we incidentally re-
marked that he would be satisfied with
half dollars.