The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1905-09-01
Town and County

last Saturday and Sunday among his
Leavenworth friends.
Miss Jessie Fritz came ia from Sc
attic last week and will remain with
her parents until school opens in Sep
TENDER.
L. G. English has the contract to
clear thirty acres OF land in the Cas-
cade Orchards tract for nonresident
purchasers.
Miss Olga Eckley, daughter of Mrs.
Chellefeu, departed for Spokane last
Friday, to resume her duties at the
Palace store.
Miss Edna Campbell returned
last Saturday from North Yakima
where she has been with her father
for the past month.
Mayor o S. Sampson, of Wenat
chez spent last Sunday in our town.
He says our town shows much improve
ment since he was last here.
Mrs. Joseph Mako of Blewett, was
operated on by DR.. Hoxsey last Wed
nesday. The operation was successful
and she appears to be recovering.
H. F. Hubbard of Wenatchee, has
Invested in five acre tract of Cascade
Orchard land. Good Investment,
that 1t will be worth double what he
paid for it in two years.
Edward Wagner and wife, of Grea
Falls, Montana, stopped off here last
Tuesday on their way to Portland to
visit few days with Bob Wegner,
who is brother OF Mrs. Edward Wag-
ner.
Engineer George Sigweid who has
been on the coast division of the
Great Northern for the past five
months, is back ON the Spokane divi-
sion, running between here, and that
city.
The railroad company has converted
that portion of the incline which led
up to the coal sheds which burned
last weeks into a temporary coal
bunker and is using it from which
to coal engines.
The following Wenatchee people
having assisted at the building up of
their own town are now here to assist
in the building of LeavenwOrth.
James Duff, John Kilno Clarence
Smith and Billy Mercer.
County Surveyor Navarro came up
from Wenatchee last Tuesday to
make a survey of the Eagle Creek road.
He tells lis he will pick up a party
here to help him do the work. The
distance TO be covered is miles.
Mr.. E. Riste, Superintendent OF
County Schools elect spent portion
of last Wednesday in Leavenworth get
ting acquainted with the members of
our school board and otherwise famil-
iarizing himself with the duties which
he will assume next week.
j. 7. Douglass who left here some
three weeks ago to hunt a new location
has finally decided upon Victoria, B. G.
Mrs. Douglass will leave some time
this week and join him. Both Mr..
and Mrs. Douglass leave many friends
here. where they lived for the past
two years.
W. Il. Wahlfel. J. ]. Griffith, and
family and l. N. johnson all of Peshas-
lin, returned last Friday from ten
days outing up on Lake Weuatchee,
Mad river anu other trout fishing
streams where they fished hunted ana
camped out. They caught more fish
than they could eat and had plenty OF
game.
H. W. Emmerson recently OF Ballard
Wash, has purchased five acres of the
choicest land in the Cascade Orchard
tract, subscribed for the Echo aud will
soon send for bis family They expect
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building for the winter and move
out on the land in the spring In the
meantime Mr.. Emmerson will assist
Mr.. L. G. English ia clearing off some
Cascade Orchard tracts
Mrs. D. C. Wilson and her daughter
and Master Johnnie left last Saturday
for two weeks stay at the Portland
fair where Mr.. Wilson expects to join.
them the last of this week. Mrs.
Steir, and daughter, from Springfield,
Mo, who have spent the past week
here, will accompany them as far rs
Portland and from there go to Cali
fornia where they will visit for
time before returning to Missouri.
w. II. Gridley, of Chiwaukum has
sold out his entire interests in that
place to a man by the name of Davy
from Seattle. Mrs. Sherwood and
the family of Mr. Gridley will remain
in Chiwaukum for some time; or until
Mr.. Gridley settles up his affairs, when