The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1905-12-22

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not find few dollars still clinging to
the trees. He said he would take a
guny sack along so If he succeeded in
finding them he would have something
to put them in.
There are some tasty window dress
ers among the merchants of this town.
If you are looking for something tempt
ing to eat, or something in the way of
present you ought to be able to find
it on display in some of the'show vim
dows.
1.-THE best laid plans of mice and men,
gang aft aglee." The crowd that
planned to give Jack Smith grand
rece ption when he returned with his
bride were disappointed. He returned
last Thursday, after an absence of ten
days, just as he went away, a confirmed
| batch.
Mrs. G. r. Walker entertained the
Ladies Card Club on Monday night at
the home of Mrs. Carr. Two members
being absent, Mrs. Featherstone and
Miss Lupher acted as substitutes. On
Friday Dec. Goth, the members
of the club will entertain their hus-
bands and gentlemen friends at the
home of Mrs. H. E. Carr.
The art recital at Blooms Hall on
Tuesday night was attended by fairly
good audience, though not so large as
it should have been. Miss Morris
readings were very clever. She Gov
cred the range from the comic to the
tragic. and did it oil very well. Misses
| Merriam and Mcneil rendered several
pleasing piano recitals and Miss Got
| schau a vocal solo.
The Steel and Freeland Illustrated
Show Co., gave two performances,
Monday and Tuesday nights, in the
Congregational church. The enter
tainment consisted of illustrated songs
stereopticon and moving picture scenes.
By those who attended it is said to have
been very good-better than the usual
class of shows Of this kind. The au-
diences were not large either night.
B. M. Belvel, who returned from Sc
attic short time ago, where he had
been under the care of doctor, and
was thought to be in a fair way to re-
cover has for several days grown grad
ually worse. The doctors seem to
think there is little hope OF his recov-
cry. Mr.. Belvel is 81 years old and can
not stand the strain of IA long seige OF
sickness.
w. L. Bloom last week sold half
interest in the buildi and lot where
the Model Market is located to Charles
Tuck of ST. Marys, Idaha, for con
sideration of $4,000. AT present Mr..
Tuck is in a hospital at Spokane. AS
soon as he RECEIVERS he will locate here
and intends to also acquire a half
interest in the business of the Model
Market.
In laying out your Christmas diver
sions do not forget the tiremen,s ball
Monday night. The Wenatchee Or
chestra will furnish the music for the
occasion and two of the most accom-
plished culinary artists in this town,
Mrs. Geo. Goerger, and Mrs. Otto
Green will prepare the banquet in the
old French Cafe, which they have
| leased and will in the future conduct.
Joe Teshera has gone deer hunting
some half dozen times the past fall, and
since winter has set in, but not until
last week. just one day before the game
law went into effect, did he succeed in
bagging any of the coveted game. Last
Thursday near Drury, on the line Of
the Great Northern, about six miles
and was fortunate enough to get all OF
them. That they were fat and fine we
can testify to as we had an exception
ally fine venison roast from one. Mr..
Teshera tells us that deer were very
scarce iu the mountains of this vicinity.
The interior arrangement of the
Tumwater Savings Bank has been
changed the past week. Mr.. Hadley,
the cashier, and his assistant, Ira
Farmer, will have far more comforta-
BILE and commodious quarters to do
business in. The size of the lobby has
also been increased. The business OF
this solid institution has increased very
largely in the past year making it nee
essary to have more room, and while
the size of the room was increased
some additional windows were also put
in.
w. j. Moon. one of Leavenworth's
prominent building contractors, and
| William Nelson, resident OF Lake
Wenatchee, who spends portion OF
his time working at his trade, carpen-
ter, and is by the way first class
workman, built for the Echo office last
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