The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1906-03-16

gineer who has recently been trans
ferred to this division, is stopping at
the Overland.
L. w. Bloom took the contract to
fill number of ice houses. The ice
was shipped from Whitefish, Montana,
and is of very superior quality.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Merriam went to
Wenatchee last Saturday evening and
after spending Sunday with the family
of H. r. Stearns returned Sunda~
night.
L. D. Smith, who has been teaching
the Eagle Creek school for the past five
months tells us that by the consolida.
ton of his school district with the
Leavenworth district his school was
closed last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. E. Davis returned
last Saturday from Griffith's Corners,
Adams county, after an absence of a
week. They were visiting Mr.. Davis
sister who was sick but when they left
was improving and WAS out of danger.
Postmaster Davis, who was In We
nat hee one day last week, says can
didates who are, like Barkis, willin' TO
serve the dear people, are bobbing up
around Wenatchee. Within short
time The voice of the patriot will be
heard in this and.
rs. Isaac | emaster, accompanied
by Mrs. scott Ma 7, came up from We
uatchee last Friday and visited with
Mrs. Lemaster's sister, Mrs. Pricket'
VIII lie here they attended meeting of
the Fraternal Brotherhood. They re-
turned to Wena chez on Tuesday.
Juo. D. Dill, of the firm OF Dill &
Thomas, has sold all his Wenatchee
property and gone to Seattle. When
Alaska traffic opens up he means to go
to that far northern country and make
his home. Mr.. Dill's partner will go it
alone as Ira Thomas, attorney-at-law.
J. 7. Sherman was up from Peshas-
tin last Saturday and tells US be has
commenced operating his saw mill.
AS soon as the railroad company can
put in a spur track he will move his
mill about two miles farther down the
valley to location on the north side
of the track.
A. P. Sheridan, who formerly lived
here but now works for the Great
Northern railway as machinist, has re-
Gently been changed from Troy, Mont.
to Whitehsh. In a letter to friends
here he says he likes his new location
very much. He says they have good
band at Whitefish which he will join.
Young Dixon, the professional boxer,
arrived Thursday morning from Dixer-
son, N. D., when he recently had a
match. He looks to be in the pink OF
condition for the bout with Prof. Ray
mond on the 22d inst. Dixon says that
our gymnasium is better supplied with
paraphernalia and more conveniently
arranged than many he has visited in
cities of ten and twenty thousand in
habitants.
The Leavenworth Lodge of the Fra
ternal Brotherhood met Friday even
ing, March 9, 1906 in the Fraternal
Hall Brother King from the supreme
lodge, and Sisters Lemaster and Mars
from the Wenatchee lodge visited the
Leavenworth lodge. After business
had been attended to. coffee and cake
were served, and general good time
prevailed.
A large portion of The population of
Blewett came down from the mining
town last Wednesday and took the
train for Wenatchee. They were wit
nesses in the case of John Burmeister
who is charged with assaulting John
Griffid. Among those who we met
were Joe and Bob Mako, w. FL, Res
burg and several others whose names
we could not learn.
The regular meeting night OF the D.
of H. lodge last week fell on Past
Chief of Honor, Mrs. A. j Martins
birthday. Although "a very Informal
affair, the event WAS made memorable
by very substantial and appetising
luncheon repaired by the French Cafe.
After the lodge affairs were attended
to a delightful evening was spent in
social intercourse, all the members
wishing Mrs. Martin long life and
many more happy birthdays.
Miss Geraldine Kelly who has large
music class among the young people of
our town will give a recital on Satur-
day night, March oath, in the opera
house. Bills announcing the event,
with complete program, will be
posted today. The recital includes
musical and literary numbers and will
show the progress the pupils have
made. The price of admission is very
mod est and the local interest in the