The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1905-04-14
Town and County

" H. DOuSIdSS mas uOVeu MS lauily
to his ranch on the Chumstick.
E. A King this week sold his forty
acre ranch on Peshastin creek.
George H. Moore has rented and will
occupy the H. E. Carr residence for
the summer.
Mrs. G. W. Hoxsey went to Seattle
last night to visit with her mother and
sister for a week.
J. G. Ash left this week with his two
little girls for Bellingham, where he
will make his home.
Waldenburg, the painter, is engaged
in touching up G. S. Merriam's house
on Commercial street.
The Forester's ball will be given on
May LIST, in Blooms Hall. Prof. Nc
Daniels will furnish the music.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. R. Zinkey returned
from Seattle Sunday and report the
Sound weather almost perfect.
Fred Crollard was up from Wenat-
chez yesterday doing the town in the
interest of the Underwood type writer.
Homer Smith left for Las Vegas,
Nevada, where he will probably re-
main for the summer and work at his
trade.
E. G. Spencer's little daughter ac-
companied Mrs. Teutch to Portland
when she returned to her home ON
Tuesday.
Mrs. Robert L. Smith went to Quincy
last week to reside for the summer ON
homestead which Mr.. Smith has near
that town.
r Jno. B. Adams was called to Everett
Monday to prosecute suit which
Burke & Co. have against the Frye
Bruhn Co.
Grosfatter Glaeser keeps busy these
days improving his property. For his
years there is not man in the county
that does more work.
Mr.. Phalen tells US that he received
II. message telling him that his wife and
daughter arrived in Pittsburg Monday
morning in good health. .-
| After Lent comes the Elk's ball in
Tholin & Smith Opera House, on Mon
bday, April Gath. A ticket to the ball
admits you to the banquet.
Mrs. d.. Ell. Magyar accompanied her
husband to Seattle. They took the
$50 train this morning. They will re-
turn the first of next week.
| Mrs. j. G. Debord went TO Wenatchee
this week. She will remain for some
time and hold down claim which Mr..
Debord owns near Wenatchee.
On Monday of this week DR.. Hoxsey
performed the operation OF circumcs-
ion on an eighteen months old child of
F. A. Reynolds, OF Mason creek.
H. A. Graham has bought the lot on
Front street between DR.. Shores drug
store and the barber shop from w. e..
Duffy, and will build on it this summer.
Jack Davidson and wife, of Seattle,
arrived here Monday and will visit for
a short time with Mrs. Davidson
father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs. H.
! Bin.
! The manager of the Wenatchee cam
merry recently made a trip through
Montana and in short time sold the
entire output OF his cannery for this
year.
The big mill started up again yester-
day with a new sawyer, imported from
the Sound. to take the place of Mr..
Hamil, who is temporarily incapaci-
tated = -
We are told that a number OF people
from the eastern states were in our
town the past week looking for land
and ranches suitable for stock raising
and farming.
i'll. Wheeler. of Wenatchee, stopped
off here Wednesday on his way back
from Seattle 10 give the boys who are
looking after his branch store at this
place few points.
d. C. Huson and family arrived from
Spokane this week. Mr.. Huson is a
barber by trade and looking for loca-
l-tioh. He has about decided to become
citizen of Leavenworth.
/ F. S. Taylor was appointed justice OF
THE peace by the commissioners court.
There was vacancy caused by the re-
Efusal of the one who was elected last
November TO qualify.
| DR.. Hoxsey is having built an operat
! ing table and chair combined, after a
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