The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1905-06-30
Town and County

is visiting the family OF S. Il. Shook.
George S. Merriam went to Wenat-
chez on business the first of the week.
Miss Maud Mcneil went down to
Wenatehee Saturday and returned
Monday.
Joe Lemaster's little boy was success
fully operated on at the hospital last
Sunday.
The Wenatchee cannery started up
this week. The first fruit canned was
cherries.
The Ladies' Industrial society will
hold its next meeting with Mrs. Gus
Bjork on July 9th.
Mrs. p. NJ. Long returned this week
from Trout Creek Mont, where she
was visiting a sister.
The little babe of w. Charboneau
died last Saturday and was taken 10
Pennington Wash for burial
Miss Catherine Clark, of Roslyn, B.
c.. is here on a visit to her brother
James Clark of the Chumstick valley
Dr. Cameron. the Wenatchee dentist,
spent Monday and Tuesday of this week
in Leayenworth, practicing his profes-
sion
J. B. Hathaway is doing one of the
best Jobs of carpenter work in the town
in the house he is building for E. G.
Spencer
The rainfall of the past week or ten
days is something which surpasses the
memory of the proverbial oldest in
habitants.
Howell Ralston, since being operated
on in the hospital two weeks ago, is
rapidly recovering from the effects OF
b broken leg.
The ferryboat which will be used to
cross the Wenatchee river te get to the
Cascade Valley Fruit lands is complete
and in operation.
Mus. A. M. Phalen left last Saturday
to join her husband at Northport,
Wash, where they will in the future
make their home.
Mrs. III. r. Stearns and daughter,
Florence, returned to Wenatchee Sun
day after spending week with the
Merriam brothers.
Misses Rose MeNnty and B. Lachlin
left Monday for their home, Seattle,
after two weeks visit with James
Clark, eousin of theirs.
The sale which the ladies of the in
dustrial society held last Saturday was
a verp successful affair. A substantial
sum was laid by for the church.
The Columbia and iOkanogau Steam
boat Co. is to have opposition. A COM
pany from the Sound is now building
another large boat at Wenatchee.
]. A. Fausler came up from Wenat-
chez last Monday and will assist James
Duff in building the fruit land irrigat-
ing ditch, work on which was begun
this week.
Bya miscalculation G.. S. Merriam
fell OF the platform in the rear of the
Mercantile Co.'S store last Friday and
ever since he has been suffering from
a badly sprained ankle.
Ed Cameron, Great Northern
brakeman, was fined last week on two
counts. For disorderly conduct on the
street, $40 and costs, and for resisting
an officer $50 and costs.
John Bocksedge who has been here
the past two weeks on visit to his son,
returned to Orting, Wash, last We'd
nesday, where he has been an inmate
of the veterans home for the past year.
Mr.. H. c. Peters returned from
Seattle the first of this week and is
pushing the work on his irrigation
proposition for all it is worth. Men
and teams are on the ground ready to
begin work.
Every indication points to a success
ful Fourth of July celebration for
Leavenworth. The log rolling contest
will draw all the men from the differ
ent logging camps throughout the
mountains.
Mrs. c. F. Wilcox, of Peshastin, has
been in the Leavenworth Hospital for
the past two weeks is making such pro-
gress toward recovery that she will
probably be moved to her home within
the next week.
Paul Buck returned from Portland
Wednesday morning after an absence
of week. He says while the Lewis
and Clark is not as large as the st.
Louis Exposition still there is much to
interest visitors
Bliss Brothers are just now enjoying
large share of the sheep mems trade.
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