The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1905-07-21
Town and County

P. ]. McGregor made a trip to Sc
attic this week just for the purpose
of seeing the city.
Mrs. Joseph Martin, of Ellensburg
is stopping at the Hotel Clifford and
visiting relatives.
DR.. Hoxsey was called to Blewett the
first of the week to attend a child of
Mr.. Patterson's
Miss Georgia Rawlins came up from
Wenatchee yesterday to visit for few
days with her mother.
E. D. Shuggart is spending few
days in town this week and thus es-
Gaping work on the ranch.
Jack Smith, AL Pesch and Frank
Burns left last Saturday for Soap Lake
where they will spend week.
w. A. Grant, Wenatchee contrac
tor, spent day in our town this week
sizing up Wenatchee's rival.
George Shepherd, tonsorial virtu
oso, who halls from Wenatchee, has
taken a chair in AL Pesch's barber
shop.
Mrs E. Fl. Nc Pherson and Miss
Whitney, of Wenatchee, spent the first
of this week with Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Jackson, of whom they are old friends.
Louie Hauck was brought down
from his Chiwawa river ranch We'd
nesday suffering from complicated
case of stomach trouble. He is in the
Leavenworth Hospital.
Miss. Ida Henseleigh one of the
teachers in the Seattle public schools
is spending her vacation here. This
week she is rusticating and fishing
out on the Chewawa river.
Marion Cahill this week bought the
old laundary from Martin Christensen,
and, we are told will rehabilitate it.
A. L. Stewart laundary man of
some experience is to have charge Oft.
Mrs. M. J. Meyers, of Spokane,
sister of Petrol Davis, accompanied by
her two sons, is here on visit. Ac-
companied by the boys she went up on
the Chiwawa river Tuesday to spend
few days.
Oliver Bates mine host of the Lake
View hotel, at the head of Lake We
natchee, was in town this week. He
says visitors are seeking that delight
full resort in increasing number as the
warm weather grows hot
Miss Jean Cochran cousin of Howell
Ralston and his sister from Indian
apois Ind, stopped off on her way
home from the Portland fair to visit
few days and get acquainted with rela-
tives she had not seen for many years.
A Masonic lodge was instituted at
this place last Wednesday night. Ear
than Lodge, U. D. A. F. & A. M. will
hold stated meetings in Fraternal hall
every first and third Tuesday in the
month. J. J. King was elected worthy
master and F. A. Losekamp, secretary.
The ladies have arranged for lawn
social at the home Of Mrs. Del Mccoy,
on Friday evening, July 2lst. The
Leavenworth bard has arranged a
musical program for the occasion. Ice
cream and cake will be served at 15c.
The proceeds are for the benefit of the
church building fund.
Messrs. McDermod and Terrence,
of Cashmere, closed a deal with Ell. S.
Irwin whereby they become the owners
of the Leavenworth and Blewett stage
line and also the stock of merchandise
which Mr.. Irwin had at Blewett. Mr..
Irwin will devote his time to fruit
ranching in the Vale of Cashmere.
Geo. K. Rogers, one of the directors,
and G. W. Harris also large stock
holder in the Meteor Mining Co., spent
several days in our city this week.
This is the company that has taken
over the interests of the LaRica and
Badger State companies which former
ly operated the Blewett mines.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Del Nc Coy sprung neat surprise on
them last Saturday evening when some
twelve or fifteen couples invaded the
hospitable home and took possession of
the same. Various kinds OF amuse-
ments, such as cards and other games
were INDUCED in uutil II o'clock when
a most delicious and appetising lunch
was brought from some mysterious
source, which, it is not necessary to say
was highly enjoyed.
Mrs. A. j. Martin returned Tuesday
from Peshastin, where she visited Mrs.
j. S. Smith her sister-in-law. Mr..
and Mrs. Smith and Mr.. Moss came
from Missouri last Spring and spent a
month in Leavenworth. Mrs. Smith
is sufferer from lung troubles and
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