The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1906-12-14
PEsHAsTIN REFLECTIONS


Chambers, nine-pound baby girl
In imagination we hear the soft ring
ing Of the wedding bells. All are
watching and listening with interest.
j. NJ. Kirby has returned to Peshas-
tin to locate on the Stark place The
house has been repaired and he is ex-
pecting his wife, baby and father any
day.
Jim Love was busy getting wood for
the house, recently, when his ak
slipped and struck his leg below the
knee and cut quite a cash.
Miss Edna siddell, Guy Sherman and
Mr.. Siddell were Wenatchee visitors
last week.
J. Fl. Jones was called home Wednes-
day evening on business. He found
things advancing in prices and every
thing prosperous As he returned to
Wenatchee he helped to rescue his
brother from under pile of feed sacks
that had fallen on him, and who mar
nowly escaped serious injury.
James Defyter returned to his home
at Everett not long ago, but he is ex-
pecting to return within a month
Mr.. Love, lately from Kentucky. has
been under the weather lately with the
grip.
Mr. Griffith and son, Johnnie, are
busy these days hauling hay from Mrs
Everson's.
Mr. Beecher has returned to the
Sound country, leaving John Love in
charge OF his property.
Mr.. Wilcox returned from Wenatchee
Sunday where he has been taking treat
ment for rheumatism. He did not re-
ceive much benefit.
Two boys from Wenatchee, Lloyd Pc
tiers aged IA, with companion about
two years younger, left home and start
ed for Bellingham to begin life on their
own plans. They stopped overnight at
the home of S. S. Chambers, who per-
suaded them to work while for him.
The next day an older brother arrived
and took them back home to the stern
discipline of the woodshed.
Mrs. Johnson, neice OF Mr. Miller.
was called to North Carolina by the
reported critical illness of her mother.
Otto Green has sold five acres of his
place to Mr.. Kazee. He is expecting
to sell off more before long.
The expected has happened. Guy
Sherman and Miss Edna Siddall were
married the 9th of this month. They
moved to their own home the same day
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. L. S. Cham
bers, Sunday, Dec. 2nd fine pound
baby girl. Mr.. Chambers is all smiles
since.
Miss Cora Aspen, of Seattle, surprised
i her people last week coming home to
spend the holidays.
J. Il. Jones made a business trip to
his home Thanksgiving. He reports
property increasing in value and every
thing prosperous.
Mr.. Logue's are nicely settled in
their new home and have begun log
cling. His brother is with him.
The work on The ditch has been post
poned on the account of the depth Of
the snow
J. Siddall is expecting to dispose Of
his place at fine price.
Property at Peshastin is valued high
ly these days, which speaks well for
our locality.
H. w Otis is now occupying his new
home. It is appreciated after weather
ing in tent and wood shed.
Mrs. Gilbert is the possessor of a new
piano for her home when completed.
L. S. and Richard Chambers are
making the cordwood fly. They have
just loaded one car and are ready for
more
MARR1ED-On Dec 9th, at u O'Clock
noon, at the home OF the brides par
ents, Guy Sherman and Miss Edna Sid
dali were united in marriage by Mr.. r
L. Ludlam. The bride was attired in
a most becoming cream colored gown
while the groom wore the conventional
black. After the ceremony, which was
witnessed by the members of both fam
lilies, all retired to the dining room
where a sumptuous dinner was enjoyed
to the fullest extent. In the evening
the brides father took the newly mar
ried couple to their home at Sherman's
mill where they will in the future re-
side Both OF the contracting parties
are well known and highly esteemed
here, where the bride has been quite
prominent in social and church circles.
We all unite in wishing them life's hap
piest and best
Notice TO the Travelling Public