The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1905-11-17
Town and County

Butler Sampson went to Wenatchee
last Sunday aAd returned . Monday
morning.
Judge King went to Wenatchee Sun
day evening on legal business and re-
tUrned Monday.
Uncle Dick Giblin and f. c. Davey,
both OF Chiwaukum, were visitors to
this town this week.
II is said that the mill company will
build a number of cottages for the use
Of its employees next spring.
Mrs. Isaac Lemaster came up from
Wenatehee last Friday and spent the
week visiting among relatives.
Miss Bell Peterson weat to Cashmere
last Sunday morning and is spending a
week with the McDauiels family.
1t is reported in railroad circles that
Orvil Bethel does not like his Hillyard
job and will shortly be back to Leaven-
worth.
Mrs. S. Shortly is having an eight
room addition built to her house on
Front street. She says her house is
full all the time.
D. M. Thomas g. Co. unloaded a car
of -four and feed into their new ware
house. They now have two cars of
stock feed on hand.
Every house in the town is occupied
and almost every day some one wants
to rent house. Why does not some
one build rent houses.
Mrs. Ransler, sister of Mrs. Chas.
Wunder, after a stay of four weeks
here. returned on Monday to her home
in San Francisco, California.
Henry Hendricks, who was for a
time employed in the mill had an at
tack of pneumonia last week, is getting
better under DIR. Hoxsey's treatment.
The bills for the D. of II. ball were
printed and circulated this week.
Thanksgiving night in the opera
house. Music by McDaniel's orchestra.
Mrs. c. r. Zinkey left Monday for
Everett which will be her future
home. Mr.. Zinkey having taken
daylight run on the coast lice of the
G.. N.
Mrs. Mae McLure returned from
Seattle last Saturday, where she was
called by the illness Of her mother,
When she left her mother was much
George Rice returned from three
weeks stay in Seattle last Saturday. On
Sunday he went to Wenatchee where
his wife was visiting and returned with
her on Tuesday.
Mrs. B. Lenahan and Miss Maud Nc
Neil went to Wenatchee Tuesday
Mrs. Lenahan will remain for an in
definite period with her daughter,
Mrs. ]. M. Duffy.
Mrs. G. n. Moore left for Seattle
Wednesday. Mr.. Moore is contemplate
ing with i'll disguised feelings OF dis
gust the prospect of her remaining
until after the holidays.
The Moore Co this week built an in
cline back of their new warehouse.
They can now roll goods right out of
the car into the warehouse, saving the
of drayage.
Jno. STOPPED came down from Mer-
rift the first OF the week. He was
witness before y. S. Commissioner
Shore in some land matters which he
had before him this week
Misses Clara and Belle Peterson,
cousins of Miss Anna Tholin, after
spending a month left yesterday for
Everett, where they will join their
mother and make their home.
The thought is seriously entertain
ed of adding a third story to the Over
land Hotel in the spring. Mr.. Fritz,
the manager turns people away every
day for lack OF accommodations.
E. F. Nemeyer, of Peshastin, was do
ing business with our merchants this
week. He says he is now living at
home and staying at the same place
and wants The Echo sent to him.
The family of Edward Ellis arrived
from the Sound last week and will
spend the winter here. Mr.. Ellis and
family will occupy the Joe Massey cot
tage in the eastern part OF town.
The FrsternRl Brotherhood viii meet
tonight, Friday, in Fraternal hall ard
initiate a class of 25 new members
This will make it numerically one of
the strongest fraternal lodges in the
town.
Ferd Wettsteiu, who has been wrestl
ing with partially developed case of
typhoid fever for the past two weeks,
has finally got the best of his adversary.
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