The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1905-12-01
Town and County

Z. F. Brown, the Blewett mining
man, has been spending the past week
with Leavehworth friends.
Mrs Julia Sales and Charles Albright
were in Wenatchee this week as wit
nesses before the superior court.
Tom Moore went to Wilson Greek
last Sunday to see his wife who is sick
at that place. He returned Monday.
George Beam and wife spent Thanks
giving day with Leavenworth friends
and attended the ball in the evening.
D. NJ. Thomas g. Co. this week put a
fine glass front in their business house
which adds much to appearance OF their
store.
The Jerry from Kerry Co. which was
to have appeared in the opera house
next Wednesday has cancelled the en-
gagement.
Jack Smith was called to Spokane
last Thursday on business and returned
Saturday Saturday evening on the be-
lated train.
Ole Sands came up from Wenatchee
last Saturday and spent the day with
Leayenworth friends returning to We
natchee Sunday
L. j. Nelson was called to Wenatchee
the first of the week to look after mat
tiers in connection with the sitting Of
the superior court
Miss Media Noble came up from We
natchee Saturday and spent Sunday
with the family of her brother, return
ing Sunday evening.
o. E. Swartz, who left here about q
year ago for the Sound country, is now
living at Lyden, WASH, where the
Echo reaches him every week
Electrician Burgett wired the Bloom
residence this week Electric lights
are now installed in all the business
houses and about half the residences.
Miss Lulu Ramage, from Ballard,
WASH, niece of II. j. Sharp, arrived
here last Saturday evening on her way
home from Spokane, and will visit with
her uncle for couple OF weeks.
Paul Lachmund is now located in
Chicago. He writes that he wants the
Echo to keep him posted on what the
people of LeavenwOrth are doing. Mr..
Lachmund had many friends here who
would be glad to welcome him back.
Mrs. M. A. Rawlins went to We
natchee Tuesday to attend the mar
riage of her daughter. Miss George,
to Albert Schmidt, manager of the FL
berta Hotel, on Wednesday night.
: P. J. Mcclure went to Seattle last
Saturday and returned Sunday with
his wife. Mrs. Mcclure spent the last
two weeks in Seattle hospital and APP
parently returned much improved, but
on Monday she had a severe nervous
collapse induced, probably by the trip.
E. Forbes and wife left yesterday for
Wenatchee where they will in the fu-
ture make their home. Mr.. Forbes
had lived here for the past year, being
in business part OF the time. He is an
upright and honorable young man and
will win friends wherever he goes.
Within the past ten days George
Heating has made a considerable enc
largement in his hardware store. The
size of the store room has almost been
doubled, a new floor laid and additional
were made necessary by q large in
crease in his stock of general hard
ware.
Miss Anna Tholin departed for Seat
tie last Sunday night and returned
Wednesday. The object OF her trip
was to lay in a supply of holiday goods.
She usually lays in a large assortment
of goods for the holiday trade and will
this year have an unusually fine dis
play.
DIR. Hoxsey has two cases OF diph-
liberia on his hands. A. McPheters
a case the first OF the week
and on Wednesday Mrs. L. W. Bloom
called the doctor in and he pronounced
her suffe ring from the same malady.
Both cases are light and the patients
are not considered in any danger.
DIR. Kaupp was called up from We
natchee the first Of the week to attend
Mrs. o. S. Sampson, who has not yet
recovered from the accident in which
she had a limb broken in September
last. We learn that her recovery as
under the conditions, rs her recovery
is as rapid, as under the conditions, as
her many friends could hope for.
A freight wreck last Saturday on
the Great Northern, near Gold Bar, In
which some eighteen cars left the
track, was the cause of considerable
delay In the movement of trains. The
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