The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1905-09-29
Town and County

AL CAhtOANs
Mrs. L. H. Turner took her daughter
down to Wenatchee last Friday to con-
suit dentist.
Miss Nary Mako, Of Peshastin,
went to Wenatchee last Monday and
will attend the fair.
Mrs. Clifford Griggs, of Wenatchee,
spent last Saturday and Sunday with
her mother, Mrs Rawlins.
Mr.. aad Mrs. o. S. Sampson spent
last Sunday in our town. They will
soon be permanent residents.
Mrs. P G. McGregor and children
left last Wednesday for Seattle, where
they will remain q few days with
friends.
Mrs. G. W. Hoxsey and her sister Mrs.
Dalton left yesterday for Seattle, where
they expect to remain for a week with
relatives.
Mrs. Joseph Jackson left for Seattle
last Friday morning where she joined a
party OF friends and went to Portland
to visit the fair.
The Moore Co. advertise a PROPOSE
tiOn whereby customers of that store
can get monograph for nothing. See
their advertisemant.
Mrs. P. M. Long and Master Paul
will leave next week for ST. Paul,
where they will probably spend the
winter with relatives.
Miss Anna Hedbarg, OF St. Paul, was
on her way home from Seattle this week
and stopped off to see Mrs. Gus Biork,
OF whom she is an old friend.
The friends Of Niles NJ. Sorensen will
be pleased to learn that he has entered
the State University of Minnesota and
will take q course of laG study.
We understand that G. F. Goerger is
about to let the contract for the build
ing of a twenty-eight foot square cot
tage on bis Cascade Orchard land.
]. B. Bsllou returned last week from
a six months stay on the west side of
the mountains for his health. Part OF
the time he spent in Oregon. He is
much improved.
D. NJ. Thomas & Co. are building an
addition to their grain warehouse.
They expect TO carry larger variety
of goods and also mean to carry larger
stock of all kinds OF grain.
Mrs. A. McPheters and children left
last Sunday for Vancouver, Wash, the
home OF her parents. Mr.. McPheters
will join them later and together they
will visit the fair at Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. 81. E. Carr spent last
week up at Lake Wenatchee. They
the first of this week and say
they enjoyed the outing, as every one
does who goes up to that delightful
spot.
G.. F. Goerger returned recently
from a three weeks trip up on the line
OF the Spokane Northern railway. He
says he has seen enough Of that country
to convince him that he prefers Leaven-
worth.
1t is no longer Mayor Sampson. The
city council of ,Wensbchee at a late
meeting accepted his resignation. The
people of Leavenworth will be glad to
welcome plain o. S. Sampson, after the
LIST of October.
R M. Bounton, of Seattle, last week
purchased fourteen acres OF Cascade
Orchard land. He says he will move
his family to this place Immediately
but may not be able to get on his land
before next spring.
Mr.. aud Mrs: Thomas Coleman re-
turned last Monday evening from Iowa
after an absence of a month. To re-
mark by a friend that he was glad to
see her back Mrs. Coleman replied that
she was glad to get back.
George Wilson, from Winnipeg,
stopped off here day the
past week to visit his sister, Mrs. L. j..
Nelson. Mr.. Wilson is member of a
house in Winnipeg, and was
on a visit to the Portland fair.
D. C. Wilson returned last Tuesday
from California, where he went some
four weeks ago to look at the country.
While In California he saw the family
of John Hill who formerly lived here.
He says Mr.. Hill is getting on well and
likes the country where he lives.
Harold Koren, the local agent OF the
Cascade Orchard lands deserves great
deal OF credit for the active interest he
took In getting together the fruit and
vegetable exhibit from Leavenworth to
the county fair. He turned his Office
over for the use Of those who had pro-
ducts for the exhibit, and then marked,