The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1905-02-03

Postmaster Taylor went down to
wenatchee yesterday on business.
Do not forget that the Eagles will
give their grand bali on Monday
night.
Mrs. Bloom and Master Howard are
visiting Mrs. ]. NJ, Duffy at Wenatchee
this week.
Mrs. l. N. Johnson returned We'd
nesday from a four weeks visit to
friends in Hamilton, Wash.
1t is reported that w. T. Rarey and
Dave Evans have gone into the saloon
business at Wenatchee. They bong hit
out the Saratoga Bar. ,s
liberia Hotel, Wenatchee. The best
in the city. In the business center.
Everybody goes there. Join the pro-
cession and go there yourself = !
The temperature of the past four or
five days ought to make the ice harvest
reasonable good. The thermometer
has been uncomfortably near the zero
point
The following parties have had Mr..
Hamilton put in light meters this
week: DR.. Shore, Geo. Heating. E. a
King, Overland Hotel and w. NJ.
Wall.
Dan Shaser from Old Mission was in
our town this week Mr.. Shaser is a
candidate for the appointment before
The commissioners court of county
game warden.
The Lady Foresters have arranged to
give a ball on Feby. ~. More ex-
tended announ cement will be made
later Their entertainments hSve al
ways been literally patronized by the
public in the past.
The electric light service has had
some interruption this week caused by
the water in the fiune which feeds the
water power freezing, The Interrupt
ton was only temporary and caused
but slight Inconvenience. 2"
C. r. Lamb vice president of the
Lamb Davis Lumber Co. game in from
Minneapolis, Mimi, one day this week
to attend to some matters Of business in
connection with the company He will
be here for several days1E51 ,:sT ia.
J..F. Trerice and.dwifsnof. Cashmere
were in town this week andhbought two
lots from the Lamb Davis Co. over near
81 the mill. Mr.. Trerice recently sold his
farm near Cashmere ana wilS at once
build on his lots ana tiose' Ms family
here. .,s- liz. =. 4, ~ 81
Morgan Mohler. repair man for The
Pacific States Telegraph sand,r Tele-
+ phone Co., from ,Wenatehee twas here
this week making sqmaa repairs on his
company's lines, and yesterday went up
to Blewett to inyestigatelthe condition
of the line into that eanlps 80. IT.. u:
Some very nice specimens of CON-
mercial job printing have been turned
out from the Echo press the past two
weeks. Nothing adds SO much to a
business mans prestige away from
from home as will neat, stationary we'll
printed. AS the tree is judged by its
fruit SO is the business man judged by
his letters.
One OF the helpers at the round
house ran an engine intp tpe turntable
pit this week Not mueh damage was
done and some extraordinary quick
work was done in getting the engine
out of the hole. In two hours and
twenty minutes she was-1right side up
on the track again, not much the worse
for the plung.
Some of the railroad men have. re-
ceived the news that Charley Smith, a
fireman who left here about the first Of
last September, was killed at Cedar
Rapids, Iowa, this -week---Mr, Smith
was quite we'll known here where he
had many friends. Mrs. Smith while
here conducted boarding house back
of the round house. -, 80 "a - =
With the facts about this climate
made known to the public this should
be popular resort for health seekers.
We have so far this winter had ideal
winter weather. The atmosphere is
dry and healthful There is no wind at
all during the winter and very little in
the spring and summer. We have fine
water, plenty of winter sunshine, and
well, we do have some snow.
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The members of the 9Th grade who
secured perceL tages of so or better
in the January examination are as fol-
lows Elsie Anderson, reading 90,
spelling "a, writing 95, grammer so,
geog. 100, history 90; Gertrude Hansen,
reading 80, spelling OIL, writing 81,
geog. SO; Marguerite Poage, reading
| Q1 snallinO 90. writing 65 Gram 81