The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1905-12-22
Town and County
Read Keatings add this week.


weeks russell with The measles.
Mrs. r. Prickett went to Wenatchee
last Saturday to consult dentist.
w. T, Burns, came down from Che
waukum last Saturday and spent Sun
day in Leavenworth.
Joseph jackson aud wife went down
to Wenatchee last Saturday and re-
turned Sunday morning.
The Echo this week printed bills for
a masquerade ball which will be given
in Cashmere on Christmas night.
S. L. Ellinger left here the first OF
the week for Seattle and will remain on
the coast until after the holidays.
D. r. McComley went to Everett
Monday night and will spend his
Christmas with friends and relatives.
Hagen Anderson, Great Northern
time keeper at Cascade tunnel, spent
| Monday last with LeaVenworth friends.
Miss Lupher, one OF the popular
| teachers in our public school will spend
| her Christmas with friends in Seattle.
Don't forget the Christmas exercises
at the church next Saturday night, an
interesting program has been arranged.
Father Collin will conduct services
Al -. al. I.,,,
3lst, being the fifth Sunday in the
month.
Mr.. Davis, of the lumber company,
| went to Seattle the first of this week
and will have Christmas holiday with
his FIRMLY.
Mrs. Blooms mother, Mrs. Lenahan,
| went to Wenatchee Tuesday and will
spend the holidays with the family of
j. M. Duffy.
Mrs Jno Tholn went to Seattle and
Everett the first of the week but ex-
poets to get back in time to have her
| Christmas at home.
The attendance at the fremen's ball
on Christmas night promises to be
large The Wenatchee orchestra will
| furnish the music.
There will be services at the Congre-
gational church as usual next Sunday.
Some one will be sent to preach until
permanent pastor is found.
Mrs. w. H. Purcell left this week
for her home, Iron Springs, Idaho,
after remaining for the past week with
the family of w. L. Bloom.
| w. II. Isaacs writes from Golden
dale, Wash, where he has located,
that the weather is fine and no snow
yet He intends to engage in stock
breeding.
Mrs. J. w. Wilmington of Los
Angles, Gala, daughter of B. M. Bel
vel, who lies at the Overland Hotel,
very sick, is expected to arrive this
morning.
Billy Johnston after spending few
days with the family of his father, |. N.
Johnston, left for Spokane last Sunday.
He is employed in the car department
at Spokane.
Mrs. Fred Wettstein left for Anacor-
ties, WASH, last Tuesday morning,
and will spend the holidays with her
father and mother, Mr. Wettstein will
join her to-day.
Frank Turner, who has been in the
employ of the Vienna Mills, at Spokane,
for the past fifteen months arrived
here last Thursday and will spend his
Christmas with the old folks.
Kenneth O'Loan for the American
Paper Co., and Charles e. Block, for
the Schwabacher Hardware Co., both
of Seattle, were doing the trade OF this
town on Tuesday for the last time this
year.
The Mcdaniel family orchestra have
announced ball for New Years night
in the opera house. The new proprie-
tOfS Oh Tie z FSICu ShiC Will WIZ
supper. This is guarantee enough that
it will be good.
H. G. Peters stopped off on his way
home from Wenatchee on Wednesday
and told US that he had sold several
more tracts of Cascade orchard lands.
He also told us that he had applications
almost every day to trade Seattle
property for Leavenworth property.
B. X. Rogers, one of the directors in
the Washington Meteor Mining Co:
spent several days here this week and
yesterday morning took the stage for
Blewett. This company recently sent
an eleven hundred dollar gold brick to
the U. S. assay office at Seattle. The
product of tailings that were worked
over. The new tunnel will strike the
main ore body almost any day. When
this occurs there will be something do
ing in the Oldest camp in the state.