The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1905-12-08
Town and County

Having put in electric lights the
Bloom residence is now complete.
Miss Maud Merriam entertained the
Tuesday Evening Card Club this week.
A McPheters has entirely recovered
from an attack of diphtheria and taken
his engine out
E. F. Sprague, the Wenatehee under
taker and embalmer, WAS up this week
on professional visit.
DR.. Jameson Wohler, OF Seattle,
spent several days here this week visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Easson.
Miss Media Bethel is confined at her
father home on the north side of the
track with severe cold.
Bert Thomas, who has been sick
with malaria fever for the past month,
is recovering very slowly.
Mrs. ]. Dawson daughter of H. Blinn,
and her friand Mrs. Geo. Myers, both
of Seattle. spent several days with the
family OF Mrs. Davison's father this
week.
Frank Fleming who it will be remem-
bered was taken to Seattle hospital
some three weeks ago suffering from
rheumatism is not yet able to leave the
hospital.
j B. McCamley was called to Ever
EFT last week to attend the funeral of
his daughter VINO died in that city of
brain fever.
Olaf Hansen, of Seattle, spent sew
raj DAYS here this week. He came
with view OF investing in some of our
dirt. He looked over the Cascade
Orchard lands.
The wife of NJ. Der Id died in
Spokan on Wednesday OF this
week. This will be sad news 10 her
m my friends in this town.
Dan KnoWlton has accepted a posi-
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labor conn cited with me Leavenwo,th
Drug store with he doctor.
". W. Thomson, John Baina ano
Frank Bush, a. residents o. the Chi
waukum country have been in Leayen-
worth the pas week on business.
It. J. Martin, foreman of the car
penter gang at work on the new G. N.
coal sheds was taken to Everett last
Wednesday with case of measels.
Fl. c. Peters came in from Seattle
last Tuesday and after spending the
day with his agent, Mr.. KOren, he de-
parted for Wenatchee ia the evening
A. P Sheridan spent last Sunday
and Monday with old Leavenworth
friends Mr.. S is first class machin-
list and is employed in that capacity by
the G, N. Ry. at Troy, Mont
Cyril Armour, night call boy at the
depot and Harry Krondak, night oil
boy for the G. N. storekeeper. have
both been on the sick list for the past
week. Neither is considered seriously
sick.
The Ladies Industrial Society will
hold its annual sale of fancy work on
the afternoon and evening of Friday,
Dec. 18th, in Model Hall. Light re-
freshments will be served by the
ladies.
Mrs. Clifford Griggs, Miss Matte
Raw,ins and Mrs. Albert Schmidt,
came up from Wenatchee Monday
night to visit their brother Gaylord
Rawlins, who was hurt in the coasting
accident.
George Easson left Yesterday for Ari-
iona, where he will spend tie winter,
in the hope that his health will be
benefited. Mrs. Eassou will remain
with the family of her father, M. A.
Fitzpatrick.
Mrs. G. W. Kidd sold the Cottage
Restaurant this week to Mrs. NJ. E.
Kent, who will conduct the business in
the future. This is the Oldest restau-
rant in the town and has always done
good business.
On Dec. 9Th County Auditor Gellatly
issued a marriage license to Hugh A.
Dotson and Mary F. Hanson. On De-
cember 2 license was issued to John
S. v. johnson aud Olava Amaie Knud-
son, all of this city.
Fred Marble has shown considerable
skill as a taxidermist. He has three
mou tain goat heads in Al Pesch's
barber shop that are handsomely
mounted. We understand he does
everything in this line, such as mount
ing and stuffing birds and animals.
Geo. Siverly, VIM. James and G. W.
Brown came down from Lake We
natchee the first of the week and were
doing some trading with our merchants.
Mr.. Siveriy told US that there was no
,,ora snow at the lake than there is on