The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1905-07-07

E. D. Shugart, of the Chiwawa river
country, was in town last week.
Joseph Jackson has moved into the
Glaeser house on Commercial street.
A. J. Martin and Ed Mills came up
from Cashmere to spend the Fourth at
home,
Oroville, the new RAILROAD town of
Okanogan County, has already fourteen
saloons.
Jas. Mackey and wife went to We
natchee on Wednesday and returned
next day.
Zen Morris went to Wenatchee Mon
day and will return after the celebra-
tion is over.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gore, from the Chum-
stick valley, spent the day we celebrate
in Wenatchee.
Miss Rose Stearns came up from We
natchee yesterday to visit with her
uncle G. S. Merriam.
Messrs. Carton and Hutchinson came
up from Wenatchee Monday to at end
the wrestling match.
L. N. Wilcox the Cashmere Merchant
spent his Fourth in our town and said
he enjoyed the sport.
Don M. Thomas went before the
board to be examined for the forest
ranger service last Wednesday.
A. E. Dickinson and his son, Tom, of
Beaver Creek, was doing business in
Leavenworth the first OF the week.
M. Ellis and Joe Massey came down
from Red Mountain to spend the Fourth
and to take few days recreation.
Edward Ellis came down from the
Red Mountain mines Saturday and
took the train that night for Seattle
Mrs. D. r.. Abbott and her sister,
Miss Geraldine Kelly, departed for
Seattle on Wednesday last for short
time.
County Attorney Grass and Sheriff
Webb came up from Wenatchee last
Wednesday to attend Justice Taylor's
court.
Mrs. G. H. Allen of Peshastin spent
the fourth in Leavenworth and while
here was the guest of Mrs. c. r.
zinkey.
G. M. Henricks and wifeof Cashmere
paid Bob Dye and wife a visit this
| week and while here took in the ceie'
bration.
There is proposition before the
| WenatcSee council to sell the electric
light plant to the city. The price ask
ed is 500, 900
See the Lake View Hotel advertise
ment, Lake Wenatchee is one OF the
most delightful spots in Washington to
spend vacation.
A.. J. Void and wife, formerly of
of this place but now of Cashmere,
spent the fourth here among friends
and attended the ball.
Oliver Bates was down from Lake
Weuatchee last Saturday. He tells us
| that large number OF people will visit
the lake this summer.
Jno. Balina, who was down from
Chiwaukum to spend the Fourth, told
us that things were quite lively up in
his neck of the woods.
Miss Parrish, who has for the past
month been engaged as nurse in the
Leavenworth Hospital returned to
Wenatchee yesterday.
Jack Nc Donald formerly of this
place, but more recently a resident of
Cashmere spent the fourth among
his Leavenwort friends
Wenatchee public schools will open
Sept. Goth. The School census shows
that there are now 9l2 children in the
school age in that district.
Mrs. Springer and little son left last
Tuesday for Philadelphia. After WIS.,
iting her father and other relatives she
expects to return to Washington to
make her home.
The Leavenworth band has had three
desirable accessions to its numbers
lately. There is room for few more
who desire to know something about
brass band music.
w. w. Thomson, of Chiwaukum,
with his wife and daughter, and son
who is at home on a vacation, spent
the Fourth in our town, aud told us
they had very pleasant time.
The sawmill and box factory OF T.
and c NJ. Hendricks, at Cashmere, was
entirely destroyed by fire yesterday
about three o'clock. The origin OF the
fire is unknown. Loss about S25, 00(
with only small insurance. A large
lot of lumber and fruit boxes were
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