The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1905-10-06

Jack Smith will leave for Portland
tonight.
rGus Biork is the Lroud father OF a
girl. She arrived last Tuesday
Rufus Wood was on the streets sew
eral days this week rustling business
for the Wenatchee Advance.
The Salvation Army people have the
Opera House engaged for Saturday
night Oct. 2lst. Notice of their enter
tainment will appear next week.
The case of Smith & TholiH rs. J. F.
Hobson: was decided in the superior
court at 'Wenatchee last Wednesday in
favor of the plaintiff. The question in
volved the price of material furnished
for the brick building of Smith &
Tholin.
George Godfrey, who has been ex-
press agent and cashier at the depot
for the past two years, has resigned
and will shortly take position on the
coast line. Mr.. Godfrey was popular
and accommodating agent and we re-
greet to see him go away.
Mrs. L. w. Mathews and daughter,
of Everett, are stopping at Mrs.
Blooms. Mrs. Mathews daughter has
been troubled somewhat with asthma
and she is encouraged to believe that
the climate on this side of the noun
tains will benefit her daughter.
Deputy Sheriff Teshera recently ar
rested A. E. Loving for hunting game
without license. MIR. Loving was fined
$40 and costs in Judge Taylor's court
This should serve as warning to others
that the game law will be enforced. II
you want to hunt get your license.
P. M Long left this week to accept
higher position with the Great North
ern at Spokane, where he will have
charge of the Spokane and Hillyard
yards. Mr. Long has been station
agent at this place for the past two
years and by his courteous treatment
of the public has made many friends
for his road and himself We regret
to see Mr.. Long go away, but rejoice at
his deserved promotion.
H G. Peters and wife and Mrs. L. HI.
Marsh. sister of Mrs. Peters, stopped
off here last Saturday on their way
home from the Wenatchee fair and
spent Sunday here. While here they
drove out to the Cascade Orchards to
note the improvements that are being
made. Mr.. Peters said he intended to
set out thirty acres in winter apples
next year. AS much as possible of this
land will be cleared this fall
Misses Alice Jackson and Effie
Brown, of Minneapolis, Mimi, after
joining Mrs. Joseph Jackson at Seat
tie, and accompanying her to the Port
land fair, returned last week and spent
several days with Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Jackson. enjoying our noun
tain air and scenery. Both ladies are
old friends OF Mrs. Jackson and were
we'll pleased with their visit. They
left for home the first of the week.
State Fish Commissioner Crawford
spent several days in our town this
week. He was investigating the sal
mon situation. He says the fish lad
der in the dam does not answer the
purpose. He also told the Echo that
the Chiwaukum hatchery would likely
be moved to Leavenworth, as it could
be operated more cheaply and would
also be located below the dam, where
an abundance OF spawn could be pro-
cured.
The vaudeville show at Model Hall
last Monday and Tuesday night was a
very good show of the kind. Burnt
cork and Ethiopian extravagancies
with some very good dancing were the
features of the entertainment. On
Monday night the unusually disagree
able weather prevented large crowd
from turning out Tuesday night a
fairly good crowd visited the show. IT
was OF the character that is calculated
to please children rather than grown
ups.
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