The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1905-10-20
Town and County
Job printing at the Echo Office.

went to Wenatchee the first OF the week.
Mis- Elizabeth Cosper, of Tacoma, is
visiting with the family of F. S. Jacob
| sen.
| Mrs. Armour returned from a weeks
visit to relatives in Chelan on We'd
nesday.
Mrs. Lucinda Mccormick, from
Ephrata, is hear visiting friends and
relations.
]. E. Mills, of Wenatchee, was up
last Sunday looking after his new bar
Der shop.
G. II. Moore, of the Moore Co., made
brief business trip to Wenatchee last
Wednesday.
F. A. Losekamp, the pioneer mer-
chant, returned from business trip 10
Seattle last Tuesday.
F. S. Searles, who WAS operating a
logging camp up on Lake Wenatchee,
has closed operations for the winter.
w. G. Stacey and wife of Wenatchee,
spent last Sunday in our town as the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. T. M. Hilsabesk.
II. C. Peters came in from Seattle
Wednesday to note The improvements
being made on the Cascade Orchard
lands.
A. d. Gaisford, recently from Water
vile, has decided to become citizen
of Leavenworth, and was this week
looking for a house.
G. c. Griggs, came up from Wenat-
chez last Monday to see his wife and
babies who are stopping with Mrs.
Rawlins, Mrs. Griggs mother.
Emory Ross returned last Sunday
from Portland after an absence OF some
ten days, during which he also paid
visit to his farm near Mt Hood, Ore
gon.
Fl. B. Smith the store keeper and
postmaster at Merritt was doing bust
ness in Leavenworth Wednesday. He
says the only thing new up in his
region is new snow.
Mrs. w. IL. Little came up from
Wenatchee last Sunday to see her
mother. Mrs. o. S. Sampson, who she
found recovering as rapidly as the
nature of her injury would permit.
P. l.. Gallagher, of Sheridan, Wyom-
ing, an old friend of e. 7. King and
the Hamilton brothers at O'Neil. Neb.,
arrived here the past week and has &C
cepted position with the Moore Co.
For the past week road supervisor
Stein has been busy repairing some
damage which the recent high water
did to the road running through the
fiat just across the river from town.
N. Patterson was called to Cashmere
last Wednesday where his wife is sick
at the home of her father. The nature
of her illness is such that he may be
compelled to take her to hospital to
be treated.
We acknowledge the receipt of
Universal Postal Union card from
Horace B. Bliss, whom the young folks
will remember as most agreeable
young gentleman who formerly lived
here, but is now living in New York.
Mrs. Mcclure tells the Echo that ar
rangements are being made to give the
reading members OF this community
the benefit of a travelling library. Just
when the first installment of books are
expected we have not learned but will
announce later.
George Bliss and wife fron Min
neapolis. MINI, is here for ten days
visit with his friend of other days, Jas.
S. Smith, of Peshastin. Mr.. Smith
and his friend left Wednesday morning
for the mountains where they expect
to hunt for few days.
T. M. Hilsabeck, recently from Ne
braska, has been investigating the
merits OF Cascade Orchard land and isso
we'll pleased with it that this week he
invested in ten acres. He is charmed
with our climate and surroundings and
means to make his permanent home
here.
The meetings of the Young Folks
Christian Endeavor have been changed
Hereafter they will meet on Sunday
afternoons at $3.50 in the church. Con-
siderable interest in the work has been
manifested of late, larger attendance
is looked for and general revival ex-
pected.
A moving picture show, with illus
trated songs, is advertised to take
place at the Opera House tomorrow
night. The entertainment is gotten up
by members OF the Salvation Army.
The great international congress Of the
salvation Army will be illustrated by
means of an Edisol moving picture
machine showing lie sized yictureS.