The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1905-03-31
Town and County

sick the past week.
Mrs. &. H Mason made trip to We
ratchee this week.
The family of A. NJ. Phalen this week
moved over to mill town.
Mr.. Petrol Davis made business trip
to the Sound the first of the week.
Geo. Beam came up from Cashmere
where he hybernated the past winter.
Mrs. L. W. Bloom went to Everett
Monday where she will visit her mother
Mrs. Lenahan.
Mrs. Mae Mcclure returned from Sc
attic last Friday morning after a two
weeks stay with friends.
Waldenberg. the painter, has fairly
covered Tholin & Smiths refrigerator
with Olympia beer signs.
G. W Hastings, the Mason creek
merchant shipped two cows andthree
horses up to his station Monday.
Found and left at this Office, pair of
spectacles and case. Describe them
and pay for this and you can have themn
DR.. Hoxsey and the stork visited the
home of Thomas Grant last Sunday and
now there is bran new ten-pound girl.
Mrs. Mamie Archer left the first of
the week for Kalama, Wash, where
she will visit her parents for the next
month. -1ia1e- nal4f
Guy Hamilton has accepted a posi-
tion with the Lamb-Davis Lumber Co.
and will devote his time to work in the
general Office. .-. s4.-.s 49,.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. King went down
to Wenatchee last Sunday to see the
sights and have look at the home of
the big red apple.
A, Brant, one of the mill employees.
who was confined in the hospital for the
past two weeks with rheumatism was
this week, discharged. -... ....-.4...-
Miss Charlott Groves and her cousin,
Miss Adeline Dennis came up from We
natchee Wednesday to visit a few days
with the Tholin family. a-g5t:G s-fasf
II. E. Carr added two rooms to his
riverside cottage on the bank nj the
Wenatchee river beyond the mill and
will occupy it next week, sng
AS witness for the defendant in the
case of r. H. Aiken VS.. the Great
Northern Railway DR.. Hoxsey was
called to Spokane Monday.
The Sprague Furniture Co.. of We
natchee. has opened a branch under.
taking establishment in Leayenworth.
Mr.. Geo. Heating is in charge. q, 5z.
Mr.. Hamilton this week extended the.
electric line TO the north side of'-the
track and wired the Warner rOoming
house, occupied by S. P. Bethel. -
A card from Uncle Dick Giblin ad-
vises US not to send the Echo longer to
his New York address as be expects TO
soon be with his Washington friends.
Mrs. F. Wettstein went to Seattle on
a shopping trip one day last week and
spent several days, returning Sunday.
She said the weather was abomipable
while she was there.
The Leavenworth contingent of the
order of Elks, which numbers some
thirty members, will give ball in the
Opera House on April 24th, which is
the first Monday after Easter.
The time of the two night trains, Nos.
. and 3 will be slightly changed after
April I'd. No. 3. west bound, will leave
Leavenworth at 2:35 a. m. No. ,, east
bound will arrive at 2:25 a. m.
Geo. S. Merriam has begun the cree
ton of handsome five room cottage
on Commercial street just east of the
Echo office, on the lot where he had a
mouse DuTn III lue urc VI idSG d uhS-
On Saturday last S. F. Wycoff was
married to Mrs. NJ. E. Brooks. at the
home OF Mrs. Brooks, two miles this
side of Peshastin. Judge F, S. Taylor
joined the happy couple in the bonds
which only death can sever. Both
parties ore quite well known here, the
groom having his home 10 and around
Leavenworth for several years. The
Echo extends congratulations and
wishes them a long and happy life.
Mr.. ]. W. Campbell went over to the
Sound last week and returned Saturday
in company with Ed w Fournier, Mrs.
Campbell's broiher-in-law. Mr.. Four
nier is manager OF the North Yakima
theatre The Two gentlemen left Sun
dav morning for Lake Chelan where