The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1905-06-16
Town and County

More than a dozen houses have been
huilt in the Merriam addition this
spring.
S. G. Merriam has purchased five
acres of fruit land in the Wenatchee
valley.
Mrs. c. E. Wilcox was brought to the
Leavenworth Hospital yesterday from
Peshastin.
Mrs. P. M. Long left last week for a
months visit with her sister at Trout
Creek, Mont.
Miss Effie Isaacs, of Peshastin, was in
the city yesterday and made the Echo
a pleasant call.
The Twentieth Century Club will
meet with Mrs. Sutton next Wednes-
day, June 21st.
j. G. Debord is building a neat and
five room cottage over in
the Second addition.
Michael Nc Nulta Great Northern
fireman has sister and cousin from
Spokane visiting him.
Mrs. J. NJ. Duffy came up from We
natchee yesterday for brief visit with
her sister, Mrs. Bloom.
At the home of w. |. Gilbert there
arrived last week an heir, of which Mr..
Gilbert is justly proud.
S, L. Ellinger has just about COM
pleted a neat five room cottage 'front.'
ing the railroad track.
Mrs. Mamie Archer returned last
week from Kalama Wash, after an
absence OF over a month.
Mrs. Bloom will open a confectionery
and stationery store in the room ad-
joining the Model Market.
J. L. Wheeler, Jr., of Wenatchee,
made short stop here yesterday on his
way home from Bellingham.
Ed Mills came in from Bremerton,
Wash, this week and is visiting with
his old friends and neighbors.
Mrs G.. F. Goerger will leave Sunday
for Minnesota where she goes TO bring
her daughter Rose back from school.
W. F. Blankenship returned last Sun
day from Seattle, where he had been
for a week attending to some business.
N. Patterson and wife left yesterday
for Portland for few months visit TO
They will take in the fair
while in Oregon.
Duncan Bros. seven cars and John
Gibbins' the same number OF cars, 1s
last Sundays record of sheep shipments.
They all went to Chicago.
The thirteen-year-old son of e. F.
Bose who was twice bitten by rattle
snake last week has so far recovered as
to be considered out OF danger.
Miss Lena Peterson recently ar
rived from Wausaw, Wis, has taken
the position OF stenographer in the Of
fee OF the Lamb Davis Lumber Co.
George Wilson came up from Wenat-
chez Wednesday to go to work on the
Icycle irrigating canal having the con-
tract to do the fume part of the work
Paul Lachmund's house is just APP
preaching completion. 1t will be one
of the neatest and most convenient cot
tages in fist addition when completed.
Roy Zohren, of Wenatchee, is sur
veying the Icycle irrigation ditch, and
will later do the sub-dividing of the ir-
rigated tract into five and ten acre
tracts.
Edward Ellis, superintendent for the
North Star Mining Co. came down
from the mines last Friday and on Sun
day morning departed for Seattle on
business.
Thomas Armour of the Overland
Hotel went to Seattle Wednesday to
consult specialist. He was suffer-
ing from complications of stomach
troubles.
A daughter of Fred Hartman one of
the empoyees of the mill has been very
sick for the past week as result Of
following case of Ty-
phoio fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Curtis will leave
to day for Portland where they will re-
main for a month. Mr.. Curtis has re-
latives in Oregon that he has not seen
for several years.
A man by the name of Sharp has
traded Seattle property for G. Z.
Bosses place on Eagle creek and will
soon occupy it. Mr.. Bosse, we are told
will move to Seattle.
A fifteen year old son OF J. M. Bots
ford had his arm broken last Thursday
by fall from horse. The brake was
not. however, serious one and the
boy is getting on nicely.
Oliver Bates was down from Lake
Wenatchee last Saturday. He says the
travel to the lake will set in about
July LIST. He looks for more visitors TO
that resort than ever before.
Geo. D. Perry, of Wenatchee, was a
visitor to our town the latter part OF
last week. He went up the Chumstick
valley to see his sister who is teaching
school in the Brender nelghborhood.
DIR. Hoxsey was called to Chiwaukum
this week to relieve Z. w. Sherwood,