The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1905-03-17
Town and County

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Business called H. E. Carr to We
natchee last Wednesday.
| G. NJ. Thomas was visitor to the
county seat last Wednesday.
Geo. Merriam made business visit
to Wenatchee the first of this week.
Dan Chisholm's logging camp will
close down next week for short time
An effort is being made to have a
postoffice established near Chiwawa
river.
Miss Mary Ralston this week sold a
lot on the north side of the track to DIR.
Mccoy.
E. A. Dickinson, of Beaver Creek,
made his bi-monthly visit to the village
last week.
Mrs. A. NJ. McPheters returned from
Seattle last Tuesday after an absence OF
two weeks.
E. F. Sprague, the Wenatchee under
taker was visitor to Leavenworth in
the early part of the week.
The Echo last week added the un-
lucky number of thirteen Leavenworth
people to its subscription list.
DR.. Hoxsey was called to Peshastine
last Tuesday to attend w. S. Newland
who had very severe attack of neu-
ralgia.
Among the visitors to Leavenworth
last week was E. w. Sherwood, the
Chiwaukum postmaster, merchant and
| hotel man.
Lloyd Belvel left the town last week
for his homestead on Chiwawa river
where he expects to stay for a month
or six weeks.
Mr.. E. D. Shugart made Leavenworth
visit this week after alternating for
the past two months on his ranch near
Chiwawa river.
The wagon road between Leaven-
worth and Chiwawa river is in de-
plorable condition, it being almost i'm
passable in places.
Mrs. A. j. Shotwell, of Wenatchee,
who has been visiting her daughter
Mrs. w. c. Pendleton, Jr., for the past
week returned home Monday re
Mrs. J. c. Parks left for Hillyard
Wednesday evening. Mr.. Parks fol-
lowed on Thursday. They will make
their home in that town for the future.
The spring term of schoolrin District
Il, located in Chiwawa river country
opened last Wednesday morning, with
Miss May Parsons, of Monitor, as tutor.
Mrs. E. G. Spencer has been on the
sick list the past week but is reported
to be on the convalescent list, as is also
her little girl, which was threatened
with pneumonia.
Mr.. c. G. Williams, who has been
holding down his claim on Deep Creek
during the winter went to Monitor last
Saturday to stay until after the snow is
gone from the mountains.
Horace Bliss left last Saturday for
New York City, where his father is
superintendent of the Metropolitan
Railway system. Horace will probably
take place under his father.
1t will be taken for granted that you
are going to attend the engineers ball
tonight, that is, if you ever attend a
ball or dance at all. 1t will without
doubt be the dancing event of the sea-
son.
G. A. DAILY, who is in the employ of
the mill company, last week bought
from f. S. Jacobsen four room house
in the second addition. Mr.. DAILY tells
us he will move his family here in
June.
The band under the leadership of
Prof. McDaniels is making great pro-
gress. Say the band boys We are told
that they expect TO give the towns
people surprise the latter part OF
next week.
Mr.. Frank French and family, OF
Topeka, Kans.. arrived in LeaTenworth,
Yesterday. Mr.. French is brother OF
Mrs. ]. w. Corcorad, OF Chiwawa river.
He expects to make his future home in
this vicinity.
| DR.. Hoxsey was called up to Chiwau-
KUN last Sunday to attend little babe
of T. J. billions that had developed a
case of pneumonia. Late reports are
to the effect that the babe is in fair
way to recover.
Business on the Leavenworth and
! Chiwawa River Stage Line is picking
o-s Mr. Corcoran There are mas