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

Station Agent Long went down to
Wenatchee last Wednesday. This was
his first vacation in over a year. His
friends say he went down to Wenatchee
TO get his share of the dollars that grow
on trees down there. -
a. The snow having practically disap-
peared in the mountains the different
logging camps are beginning to bestir
themselves. Next week will see a re-
sumption of work by the various com
panies engaged in this work up in the
hills.
Max Kringle. who was a resident OF
this place up to four years ago but who
has lived in Seattle since that time came
over from the Sound country last Fri
day and may decide to again take up
his residence here. Mrs. Kringle is a
daughter of Grandma Glaeser.
Mr.. Moore, the gentleman who has
taken Horace Bliss piaee-fn Bliss Bros.
store is a man of years of 9experiente in
the mercantile business, having been
in bothth wholesale and rcttfil grocery
line. evil no doubt prove Il valuable
assistant. His family will ube' perman-
emily located here in few weeks.
The dancing school was again at
tended by n large and enthusiastic
crowd of the dexotees oftlre5 art ter
psichereantlon last Saturday. night,
The class will not meetatUnorrow- night
it being taken for granted that the
dancers will hade had enough of dane
ing for one week after the. engineers
ball tonight. -,.s sG.
Last week DR.. Mccoy bought the F.
S. Taylor house on the north side of
the railroad track. As he bought on
speculation he had an advertisement
put in the Echo Offering it for sale. On
Wednesday of this week he sold it to A.
Blomeke, railroad mar. Do you
want any better evidence of the value
OF advertising your wants 'in'the Echo:
Guy Hamilton, from O'Neill, Ne
braska, an old friend of r. L King
arrived, in Leavenworth last Sat
urday and is The guest of Mr.. King.
Mr.. Hamilton has held a number Of
positions OF trust in his native town,
both public and private and is gentle
man of a wide range of business expert
ence. The Echo hopes that Leaven-
worth offers such an opening as will
induce Mr. Hamilton to become a
permanent citizen.
Some time in January last DR..
Rhoads, of GAINESVILLE, Wisconsin, who
was on visit to Chiwaukum, lost a
four hundred dollar diamond ring not
far from the postofiee, Search was
made for the ring at the time but it was
not found until last Thursday when
James Southland, a log scaler for the
Lamb Davis Lumber Co. picked it up.
The doctor is somewhere on the Sound
and has not yet learned that his ring
has been found. The facts about the
finding of the ring were given to US by
Mr.. Sherwood, the Chiwaukum post
master. ,..s.s..-,
The church social which was given
at the home of Mrs. II. L. Carr on
Tuesday evening was attended by a
large crowd. Indeed, a5out everybody
attended. The company was regaled
with music, games and such5a luncheon
as only an, accomplished housewife
like Mrs Carr knows how TO prepare.
Church socials, we regret TO say, do
not always draw like dance, in this
portion of the moral vinyard, but this
one can boast of success in numbers,
and undoubtedly in results, although
we are not advised just how much to
the good the ladies came out.