The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1905-05-26
Town and County


Mrs. Ely, of Mason Creek is reported
as being quite sick.
County Clerk Christensen spent last
Saturday in our town.
NJ. E. Poyeson, of Wenatchee, was
here the first of the week
Mrs. Sanborn made brief visit to
Spokane the first of this week.
Miss Mary Hansen was called to We
natchee last week on business.
Chris Peterson, of Ballard, visited
Leayenworth relatives last week.
H. c. Peters left last Tuesday for
Seattle and will return next week.
A moving picture show is advertised
for next Wednesday and Thursday at
the church.
w. w. Thompson came down from
Chiwaukum and spent several days in
town last week.
The band boys ball comes off tonight.
Go and give them dollar and get your
moneys worth.
Mr.. aud Mrs. G. l. Hoppe returned
from Seattle last Tuesday morning
after an absence OF two weeks.
CLYDE Newland, of Peshastine, is re-
ported on the sick list, and report says
is threatened with typhoid fever.
If the party who sends us news items
under the name of '-Topsy" will call on
the Echo we will tell her something.
For the Hunters arms Co.'S prize at
Wenatchee last week j. B. Adams tied
with three other shooters for second
place.
C. c. Thompson, with his family, ar
rived from Portland, about two weeks
ago and has accepted employment in
the mill.
Charles Meyers is again able to at
tend to his duties at the model meat
market His friend are glad to see
him out.
J. Cetin who halls from Clinton la.
came to leavenworth with Emil David
and has also accepted employment in
the big mill.
C. H. Mason believes in improving
his property. He has just completed
neat picket fence around his house on
Commercial steet.
Ralph Lachmund arrived from San
Francisco Wednesday evening and will
spend his vacation in LeavenwOrth,
with his brother Paul
/ Mr.. G. Fl. Albright has moved his
family to town, and for the summer
will occupy DIR. Shores house on the
north side OF the track.
Remember the band boys give dance
tonight in the Opera House. Give the
band boys benefit and get your dol
lars worth in dancing. 1911
Mrs. J. M. Duffy came up from We
natchee Monday in company with her
sister, Mrs. McGovern, who has been
with her the past six weeks. Mrs.
Duffy returned Tuesday.
Mrs. Matte Satterwhite, with her
twin babies. is here on a visit to her
mother Mrs. E. A. Meyers, and will
spend the summer here. Mrs. Satter-
whites home is in Portland.
Emil David and family arrived last
week from Clinton. Iowa, and are oc-
cupying the Featherstone house in
Merriam's addition. Mr.. David has
accepted position in the big mill.
Mrs. w. J. Mccoy and her daughter,
Miss Helen, of Clinton, Iowa, mother
and sister of DR.. W. M. Mccoy, ar
rived here to-day. 1t is their purpose
to spend several months in Washington.
Mr.. and Miss Horey, nephew and
niece of Uncle Dick Giblin, are visiting
him up at Chiwaukum. They are re-
Gently from New York state and may
conclude to locate somewhere in Wash
ington.
County Treasurer Charles E. Buttles
received the state school apportion-
ment this week amounting to Sl2, l24. 40.
This is the largest amount ever re-
ceived at one time from the state by
this county.
DR.. Shore has this week TO report two
additions to the population of Leaven-
worth. At the home of L. L. Brown on
Monday there was born boy. At the
home of H. FL. Dean there arrived yes
terday little girl.
Miss Julia Argos, who taught in our
public school the past term left for her
home, Anacortes, Wash, last Friday
morning. The family G. S. Merriam
entertained Miss Argos on the evening
before her departure.
G. S. Merriam last week sold to j.
w. Elliott the two lots he had adver-
tised in the Echo a couple of weeks
ago. 1t is Mr.. ElliOtt's intention, we