The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1905-08-25
Town and County

more.
Ed Ferguson was up from Wenatchee
last Saturday circulating among his
friends.
Mrs. NJ. A Rawlins made a trip
down to Wenatchee the latter part of
last week.
Frank Coleman, the Lake Wenatchee
wrestler, came in from the west last
Saturday.
Mrs. J. w. Campbell went to Seattle
last Friday morning to lay in stock
of millinery.
S. P. Beecher one OF our valued Pc
shastin friends returned from a visit
to the coast last Tuesday.
Legal business called L. J. Nelson
to Seattle and Everett the first of this
week. He returned Wednesday.
Electrician Hamilton went to Seattle
last Sunday morning for weeks vaca-
tts3sl.SSs For fourteen months he has not
lost day.
Johnny Smith, former resident of
Wenatchee, says the Daily World, has
accepted position with Emil Frank,
of this place.
If you are fond of dancing you will
have an opportunity to indulge in the
diversion and at the same time assist
the band, Sept 9TH.
Mrs. Geo. Eason and her daughter
came in from Spokane last Sunday to
visit her father and mother, Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. A. Fitzpatrick.
Mrs. w. A. Teutsch, sister OF Mrs.
E. G. Spencer, came here from Port
land last Friday and will probably be
here for several weeks.
The Wenatchee World of Wednesday
says James Duff OF that place has
contract to do grading for the Great
Northern at Leavenworth.
John Teshera holds more Offices than
any man in the county. He is deputy
game warden, deputy fish commissioner
and deputy state fire warden.
Geo. S. Merriam and Chas. L. Craw-
ford went to Wenatchee Wednesday
afternoon. This is Mr.. Crawford's
first visit to Chelan county's capitol.
Homer Mohr, editor of the Ephrata
Record passed through on his way to
the Portland fair last Monday, and will
devote week to looking at the sights.
Miss Anna Snyder an Evolutionary
entertainer has posted bills announcing
an entertainment at the congrega-
tional church Monday evening Aug.
2Sth.
Mr.. Koren, the local agent for the
Cascade Orchard lands is having an
Office built on Front street, opposite
the Opera House. Just watch that
Office grow.
II. S. Pratt and old friend of AL Pesch
from Oakland Cal, spent several days
here this week. He fell in love with
this country several years ago when
going through here.
&c. Lee and two children and Miss
Maud o Leary, of Downs Wash, after
spending week very pleasantly at the
mountain home of Charles Cromwell
left for the east last Friday.
On Sunday morning Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Coleman, with the children,
will depart for Sioux City, Iowa, Mr..
Coleman's old home, for two months
visit with friends and relatives.
G. NJ. Thomas and wife spent severa
DAYS in Seattle last week Mr.. Thomas
tells us that he will very likely go to
Alaska next month, to stay two or
three months and hunt and trap.
The Echo this week ad ded type
writer to its equipment, and this is TO
say, that the first fellow caught talking
to our typewriter girl will be shot on
the spot, and buried without the bene-
fit of clergy.
George Dye spent the fore part
of the week in Wenatchee, getting
subscriptions for the Seattle P.-l
He is trying for one, of the scholar
ships that the Pr is offering. Help
him along.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Humphrey re-
turned last week from visit to Mrs.
Humphreys mother at Spokane. Her
little son Albert who accompanied her
will remain for month and will prob
ably return with his grand mother.
F. B. Lippincott, deputy state fish
commissioner, was here last week and
investigated the fish ladder in the
Lamb Davis Lumber Co.'S dam across
the Wenatchee river. The ladder had
become impaired and was injured by