The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1905-02-10
Town and County

natchee this week.
Grandma Glaeser- is suffering from
that prevalent malady, the grip.
+. E. Blankenship, from Chiwaullum,
was visitor to our town this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Bliss entertained few
friends at cards last Saturday evening
T. w. Greeve has accepted temper
AIRY position in the Bob Dye barber
shop.
E. D. Shugart, of Beaver creek, has
been laid up for repairs the past week.
A slight attack of grip, that's all.
Tholn g. Smith are having a large
ice house built back of The Tumwater
Cafe and will have it filled next week
! w. L. Bloom made business trip to
Wenatchee the fore part of this week
and brought Mrs. Bloom back with
him.
Mrs. Thomas Coleman returned from
/ oDOhdhG Tue llISb VI bilt NCGh dbAA hos
been confined to her home with the
grip.
J. w. Elliott is laid out this week
with an attack of lumbago and 10 ag-
gravate the matter he has lagrip ac-
apartment.
School District No. ] wants to con
tract for the delivery of l25 cords of
wood for next years use. See adver-
tisement in another column.
/ The ladies of the Degree of Honor
have decided not to give the sheet and
pillow case dance on next Wednesday
evening but will give a regular ball at
that time.
The river gang at work on Chiwawa
! river is progressing very rapidly with
its work of clearing the rock out of the
river. They will finish the work in
/ couple of weeks.
Arthur Chisholm, who has charge Of
his fathers logging camp OH Chiwawa
river met with a painful accident on
Tuesday OF this week, he cut mis- foot
almost off with an ak.
Hagan Anderson, time keeper for the
Great Northern at the Cascade tunnel
was a visitor to our city this week. He
tells the Echo that the amount of snow
on the range is less than for many Years
past.
Albert Purdy, manager of Henry
Treadwell's sheep ranch near Moses
! Lake was here this week. circulating
among old friends. AS soon as the sea-
son opens he will be here with flock
of sheep.
The dance which the ladies of the
Companion Court contemplated giving
on Feb. 22d has been postponed for
thirty days on account OF the death OF
Mrs Taylor The date will be an
nounced later.
The little three year-old child of N.
Patterson was taken with the diphtheria
this week and the family is quarantined,
Mr.. Patterson living at the hotel. I he
case is mild and the child is in fair
way 10 recover.
Rev. W. S. BiXby begun a series OF
sermons this week and preached on
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday
nights. He will preach again Sunday
morning and evening aud continue the
meeting every night during the week.
j. W Corcoran has established Il
stage line between Leayenworth and
Chiwawa river, making two round
trips every week, leaving Leavenworth
at 3 p. m, Monday and Thursday
leaves Chiwawa river same day at $50
q. m.
Bob Nichols of Beaver creek was
quite seriously injured last Saturd ay at
Dan Chisholm's logging camp Not
being fleet footed enough for the occa-
sion in telling large fir tree it caught
one of his feet pinuing him TO the
ground.
Charles Hendricks was up from Cash
mere this week. He is contracting for
/ logs for his box mill. He left for home
yesterday morning accompanied by
Mrs. A. j. Martin who will spend "A few
DAYS with friends in the town with
4 Persian name.
Z. G. Spencer returned from Olym-
pia last week after spending two weeks
there as the representative of the Lea
venworth division of the brotherhood
of engineers in the effort to have law
passed by the legislature defining the
| liability of fellow servants.
DR.. Hoxsey had call to go ten miles
/ 10 Fruas1av In