The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1905-05-26

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Mrs. Sutton this week. After the bust
ness session several interesting papers
were read The next meeting will be
with Mrs. Coleman. Wednesday, June
9TH.
Chas. Dean from Des Moines, Ia,
brother of II. H. Dean of this place,
and o. w. Sieger, from Marshaltown,
Ia, are two new arrivals. Both are
young men who are looking for suit
able location and may decide to stay in
Leavenworth.
Uncle Dick Giblin passed through
Laavenworth the first OF the week on
his way home from Wenatchee. He
returned from New York state about
three weeks ago, having spent some
five months at his old home. He says
he enjoyed his visit very much.
Bert McCray the man who was
severely stabbed in a cutting affray at
Mason creek last week is in a fair way
to recover, says DR., HoXsey, who is at
tending the injured man. Charles
Oglesby, the man who did the stabbing
escaped and has not been apprehended.
NJ A Fitzpatrick, recently from
Downs, Wash, has decided to cast his
lot in good town. He has leased j.
B. Ballow's blacksmith shop and will
serve the patrons of that place in the
future Mr.. Ballow himself having
gone to Seattle for medical treatment.
Mrs. Frank Reeves has selected
Misses Maud Merriam and Anna Tho
lin to assist her in the duty of hostess
during Chelan county week at the
Lewis and Clark fair. No more APP
propriate and fit selection could have
been made than the two young ladies
who were chosen to represent Leaven-
worth.
Complaint having been made that
Dan belong was of unsound mind he
was on Wednesday last taken to We
natchee by Deputy Teshera where he
will be tried before the board of lunacy.
For several months he has Inhabited a
small shack down on the river bank
this side of the mill, he has held no
communication with anyone and rarely
ever went out. How he managed TO
live is somewhat Of a MYSTERY.
A fair sized crowd attended Prof.
McDaniel's Saturday night dance in the
opera house. He announced that on
account of the ball to be given by the
band boys, which is to come off to-
night, there will be no Saturday night
dance this week. Next Saturday
night. however, he will be on hand
again and requests all who want to
dance to turn out.
1t has been the custom of the For
esters for years to attend religious SER
vices in body on the 18th of June, 10
this custom the local members will ad-
here this year, and will attend the
Congregational church this year on
that date when Pastor Bixby has
consented to deliver an appropriate
sermon on that occasion. All members
are requested 10 attend.
Marion Chase, Manager for the We
natchee Canal Company, with head
quarters at Wenatchee, spent last Sat
urday in our town and returned to his
home Sunday. Mr.. Chase was here
passing an opinion on an irrigating
proposition which is under considera-
ton. If there is man in all this
country who is qualified for PROPOSE
ton of this kind it is Mr.. Chase.
j. Campbell and wife left Monday
for their home Regina, British North
west Territory. Mr.. Campbell was
delegate to the o. r. G. convention
which was in session at Portland last
week. and come to Learenworth on the
special which passed through here last
Thursday. Mr.. Campbell and wife are
old friends OF P. G. McGregor and wife.
with whom they visited while here.
George w. Halfway this week
bought the photograph gallery of B.
Larson. He will add to the equipment
until he can make any kind of picture
that the public may want He has a
large number of views of interesting
points surrounding Leavenworth, TAX
ing out door scenes has been his occu-
patton for several years and now he
will turn his attention to portrait work.
The gallery is located near the Turn
water Bank.
E. G. Spencer and A. A. Bryant had
an alteration last Saturday evening
just after dark near the Great Northern
ice house. Speneer's thumb got into
Bryant's mouth with the result that it
was chewed up some aud BryanJ's face
came in contact with Spencer's boot
and fist The damage done was slight
and easily repaired. Both parties were
before Judge Taylor on Monday and
Spencer was bound over in the sum OF
three hundred dollars for his appear