The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1906-01-05
Town and County

appear in the opera house on Tuesday,
the 10th inst,
After vacation of ten days the pub
lie school opened again Tuesday morn
ing with full attendance.
On New Years day Mr. and Mrs
Thos. J. Coleman entertained Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Sutton at dinner.
A. G. Stage and wife returned Wed
nesday from ten days visit to his
fathers at Mt. Vernon, Wash,
J. J. King and L. J. Nelson went to
Wenatchee on Wednesday to attend a
session of the superior court.
The Leavenworth Mercantile Co
this week received and unloaded two
cars of the famous Harrington flour.
G. B. Simmons spent his holidays
with friends on the Sound, returning
to take up his school duties on Mon
day.
Contractor w. J. Moon returned
Monday from Seattle where he spent
several days on business and pleasure
bent.
w. E. Coleman, the Great Northern
storekeeper, returned from the Sound
last Friday, having spent the holidays
IN tho coast wi h friends
John Stopple, who is now located at
Merritt, came down from the noun
tains Tuesday to renew his friendship
with Leavenworth people.
H. G. Hill, who broke his arm by
falling on the sidewalk in front OF the
opera house some ten days ago is
rapidly recovering from his injury.
r. Heinrich, father of E. and r.
Heinrich, residents of the Chumstick
valley, arrived from Seattle last Friday
and will in the future make his home
with his sons.
The duties of Night Yardmaster r.
f. Scott have become so burdensome
that he was allowed an assistant since
Dec. 2Sth. Orvil P. Bethel has oc-
cupied the place.
E. N. Burgess went to Wenatchee
Tuesday 10 attend an examination Of
the BARRIERS OF this portion of the state,
which examination was held in We
natchee this week.
Miss Miller one of the teachers in
the Cashmere public school, was Il
visitor to our town this week and while
here attended the New Year ball in
the opera house.
The Mcdaniel Family Orchestra will
open their dancing school on Saturday
night, January 18th. Lessons in the
afternoon and evening and social dance
from to o'clock.
Mr. aud Mrs. w. H. Little came up
from Wcnatohee lHGt SATURDAY. and
spent Sunday and New Years day wI5h
Mrs. Little's father and mother, Mr.
and Mrs. 0. S. Sampson.
Eugene Hamilton returned from
Seattle Wednesday afternoon very
much improved and he thinks on the
road to recovery from the effects of the
hurt to his shoulder two weeks ago.
Ole Edburg, yardmaster for Lamb
Davis Lumber Co., left last Wednes-
day morning for Minneapolis. He will
be gone about two weeks and when he
returns will bring his family with him.
Will T. Greve, head scaler for the
lumber company came down from the
hills last week and has been spending
a few days with friends in town. He
attended the New Years bali Monday
night.
The Great Northern has a snow pillow
of new pattern which was received a
few days ago. 1t is intended for clear
ing the track of snow in the level
country. In the mountains they will
continue to use the rotaries.
W. T. Clark. president of the We
natcheo Canal Co., and also president
OF the Wenatchee Bridge Co., has con-
tracted for 300,0 900 apple trees. One
third ito be delivered this year, one
third next year and the balance the
year following, says the World.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sutton enter
tanned friends at dinner on Christmas
day, and on Saturday evening Dec. %
entertained at $50 dinner, laying
covers for fourteen. After dinner
from to 1l:30 the guests INDUCED in
dancing and had right royal good
time.
We have been having some unusually
cold weather this week. At least the
people of this town, who are not accus-
toned to cold weather, think it is cold.
On Tuesday morning the thermometer
registered a degree below zero. Ice
formed on still water. thick enough for
the boys and girls to go skating. In
the evening after school is out great