The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1905-01-27
Town and County

Chas. D. Bliss moved into his new
residence the first of the week.
Geo. Heating made a flying trip to
Wenatchee the early part of the week.
A series of sermons will be preached
in the Congregational church beginning
about Feby. II.
Miss May Davis returned from Spo-
kane last Friday and is the guest of the
family OF H. E. Carr.
Chas. D. Bliss left for Seattle Tues
day where business matters will de-
tain him for several days.
Mr. and Mrs. II. E. Carr entertained
at cards Tuesday evening. Miss May
Davis of Seattle was the guest of
honor.
Rev. w. S. Bixby preached very
interesting sermon Sunday night from
the text BE sure your sins will find
you OUT
Mrs Gabe Brooks of Seattle, who
has been the guest of Mrs. j. c. Parks
the past week, left Wednesday for Spo-
kane to visit friends.
Rev. Father Colin will hold services
in the Catholic church Sunday morn
ing, January %, ut 1920 O'Clock. He
would like to have large attendance.
Fred Crollard and Arthur Bousquet
came up from Wenatchee Tuesday
evening to assist our home talent in
making music for the masquerade ball
Wednesday night.
Miss Josepheae Miller, one Of the
teachers in tne Cashmere public school,
spent last Saturday with Miss Julia
Argos, one of the teachers in the Leav-
enworth school.
Uncle Tom Hendricks came up from
Cashmere this week to spend a couple
of days with his old Missouri friends,
of which there are several il and
around Leavenworth.
Miss Anna Tholin has been coalined
to the house the past week with Sc
we're attack of La Grippe. Her mother
who had what developed into IL mud
case of pneumonia, is much better.
Miss Edna E. Campbell, daughter of
Mrs. j. w. Campbell, left last Sunday
morning for Spokane, where she will
enter the high school. She wi ! also
pursue her musical studies at the sane
time.
A. B. Lind, brick layer and con-
tractor from Spokane, who worked
here the past summer, is here this week
looking after some work in his line
which is to be done rs soon as spring
opens.
Mis-. S. II. Shook left last Saturday
for Silome, Arkansas, where she has II
daughter living who Is quite sick and
not expected to live. Mrs. SnJoi will
probably be absent for the next TWO
months.
A gang of ten men in charge of D. Il.
McComley left for Chiwawa river Mon
day morning TO c.ean that stream OF
rock and other distractions prepara-
tory to driving logs in the spring for
the Lamb-Davis Lumber Co.
Miss Rose Stearns, after spending the
last month visiting her uncles, the
Merriam brothers, left last Sunday for
her home in Wenatchee. Miss Rose
has large number of friends among
the young people OF tnis town.
a gang of IL dozen or more men in
charge OF Foreman John Conway has
been engaged for tn past two weeks
maxim. some repairs on the lumber
company's dam. The wa lie way gale-
we're found ms tlicicnt f,r the volumy
of water that has 70 pass through them
at flood me anu they are being made
much wider. 0 her needed repairs are
also bong made at this time in order
to be ready to stand the rush of watel
when the thaw comes in April and
May.
The aides who have heretofore
worked in the interest of the Congrega
tional church under the name of the
Ladies' Guild have changed the name
. of their organization and will hereafter
be known as the Industrial society, and
will continue TO work in the interest o
the church. The officers of the new so
/ ciety are Mrs. Del Mccoy, president
: Mrs. W. S. Cassidy, vi e-president;
( Mrs p. J. McGregor, secretary; Mrs
Y G. T. Waller, treasurer. The society
+ will meet with Mrs A. ]. NJ artn OF
Thursday afternoon, Feby. ,.
Card of Thanks
We desire 10 return to the man,
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