The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1905-04-21
Town and County

tlllo evening.
J. d. Wheeler is guiding over in tie
Merriam addition.
Uncle Will Merriam took vacation
this week and went up to Chiwaukum.
Mrs James Dawson returned to her
home in Seattle the FIRST of this week.
Geo. L. Hoppe this week sold a lot on
the north side of the track to Mr.. Ar
mour.
VIM McGivern has commenced the
erection of house in the Merriam adj
dition.
Do not forget the illustrated lecture
at the church this evening on the
Yellowstone Park.
Mrs. Mae Mcclure moved this week
and will occupy the Otto Donaldson
residence over in mill town.
Mrs. A. J. Martin has rented her
house to James Smith and will ere long
Miss Maud Merriam went down to
Wenatchee the early pact of this week
to visit few days with friends.
Mrs. w. G. Pendleton went to We
natchee Wednesday and will remain
with her parents until after Easter.
The Twentieth Century Club will
meet next Wednesday afternoon at
2:30, at the home of Mrs. Mae Mcclure.
Mrs. L. w. Bloom took the east bound
for Wenatchee last Wednesday and will
visit with her sister Mrs. J. M. Duffy.
j. j. Griffith will this year leave his
vegetables at the stores for sale He
brings in early vegetables twice week
now.
Joe Lemaster has moved his family
from Wenatchee and will occupy the
Debord house on the north side OF the
track.
The King Mercantile Co. is expand
ing. They began this week the build
inc of a warehouse in the rear of the
store room.
Several real estate sales have been
made within the past week and as a
result some new residences will go up
in due time.
Mr.. and Mrs E. M. Topper, of We
natchee, were visitors to our town this
week. While here they We're the guests
of Mr.. AM Mrs. e. A. King.
S. L. Ellinger this week began the
erection of substantial five room cot
tage on his lots fronting the railroad
on the east end OF Front street.
Mr.. and Mrs J. T. Douglass came in
from Wenaichee on Wednesday and
will remain permanently. Mrs. Doug
lass said she was glad to get back.
Electrician Hamilton this week
wired the Congregational church.
Hereafter the attendants at that church
will be served with electric lights.
A. j. Martin came up from his ranch
last Saturday and spent Sunday with
his family, returning Monday taking
his daughter, Willade, back to the
ranch for week.
DR.. Shore this week moved his
family to the ranch just west OF the
mill where he will devote his spare
moments, as means of recreation, to
tickeling mother earth with spade.
James Hammil has so far recovered
from the effects of the amputation OF
his finger some two weeks ago as to be
able to go to work again. He will take
his place at the saw again next week.
Orvil Bethel has accepted a position
at the depot which was made vacant by
Mr.. Scott who was promoted to night
vardmaster. The night yardmaster,
Mr.. Overman, going into the train SER
vice.
Mrs. Kinney, of Wenatchee, upon
whom Doctors Mccoy and Wallender
performed surgical operation some
two weeks ago has so far recovered that
she was able to return to her home this
week.
DR.. Hoxsey performed successful
operation for abdominal dropsy on Mr..
William Charbonneau last Tuesday.
The patient is getting on as well as
could be expected and will be able to
resume his work in Il few days.
Mrs. S. H. Shook returned last week
from Silome. Arkansas, where she
went to visit relatives. On her way
home she stopped to visit married
daughter at Joplin, Mo, and brought
with her s)me lead ore from that great
lead mining district.
Easter service at the Congregational
church Sunday at 100 a. m. a spec
ial program given by the Sunday
school, In the evening there will be
! snecial Easter music bv the choir with