The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1905-08-18
Town and County
Job printing at the Echo Office.

Hamilton the electrician, is still
wiring up new residences for electric
lights.
E. G. Spencer's house is so far com
plete that the family was able to move
in last week.
Miss Catharine Miller, of Wenat-
chez, was one OF the visitors to our
town last week.
Mrs. A. J. Martin spent last Satur-
day in Cashmere and joined party
and went fishing.
His neat cottage on the river front
being complete J. w. Elliott moved
into it the past week.
Our old neighbor Grandpa Glaeser
is suffering from one OF these periodi-
cal attacks of pleurisy.
w. w Thompson came down from
Chiwaukum on Saturday and returned
on Monday of this week.
Express Agent Godfrey moved into
the house recently vacated by the
family of E. G. Spencer.
The King Co. has been adding to the
shelf room the past week. There bust
ness must be expanding.
Conductor Nick Miles has moved
his family from Spokane to this place
where he will in the future make his
home.
Miss Mamie Coleman of Sioux City
Iowa sister of Thomas Coleman, is here
on visit and will remain until Sep
TENDER.
Petrol Davis has been on the sick
list the past week. There is nothing
OF serious nature and he will be out
again soon.
F. S. Taylor was called to Wenat-
chez last week on business in connec-
tion with the Alroth estate OF which
he is administrator.
Mrs. Geo. L. Hoppe left for Seattle
last week where Mr.. Hoppe will join
her this week and go to Portland for
week to take in the sights.
Leta Spencer entertained eighteen
of her little friends on her fifth birth
day last Saturday, at her new home.
Ice cream aud cake was served.
Harry Langridge was in town last
Saturday. He has quit the logging
camps and gone TO Seattle where he
will GO to school the coming winter.
w. T. Greve head scaler for the
Lamb Davis Lumber Co. came down
from the mountains last Saturday
to spend few hours with his friends
in town.
Hagan Anderson time keeper for the
Great Northern at Cascade Tunnel
was in town last Wednesday. He
said that on Thursday light snow
fell on the summit of the mountains.
Fred Durand and daughter of St.
Paul, brother of L. P. Durand, re-
turned to his home last Monday. He
and his daughter accompanied Mr.. and
Mrs. L. P. Durand on visit TO the
Portland Fair.
Miss Olga Eekley of Spokane
daughter of Mrs Chellefeu, is here on
a visit She is employed in the Pal
ace store at Spokane, and is here TO
spend her vacation with her mothers
family. She will return to Spokane
Monday.
Last Tuesday was the first day OF the
open season for hunters, and every
man in the town who is given to the
sport was out early with his dog and
gun after grouse. A gOodly number
were bagged. Everyman who had a
friend among the hunters dined on
grouse Wednesday morning.
Fl. Tawuey and wife, OF Abel, Iowa,
are here on visit to the family of c.
W. Ellinger. Mrs. Towney and Mrs.
Ellinger are sisters and have not seen
each other for several years. After
here for two or three weeks
MIR. aud Mrs. Tawney will go to Port
land and then to California before go
ing home.
B. N. Johnson from Sultan, Wash,
was here last week and bought tract
Of Cascade Orchard land. He will i'm
prove his tract and later move onto 1t
and make his home here. Mr.. John.
ston is an old newspaper man having
at one time been connected with the
Everett papers. He will keep posted
on Leayenworth doings by reading the
Echo.
The Barlow Stock Company played
three nights at the Tholin & Smith
opera house the first of this week, to
very good houses 1.-THE Girl from Vir-
ginia," "Under Southern Skies" and
"a Soldier OF the Empire" were the
bills for three nights. Miss Nellie
c,a.I> tool, tho iaadino fanala rolas