The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1906-05-11
Town and County

on wednesday.
New granite at Keatings this week
Chester Lavere went to Wenatchet
last Wednesday.
Chas. Meyers was up from Quincy
the first of the week.
Carl Christensen spent last Sunday
with his LeavenWorth friends.
Dave Gellatly and Elsie Vachon, OF
Wenatchee, spent last Sunday in Leav.
enworth.
You will find the watch maker and
ieweler at Kings drug store. All high
grade work guaranteed. 17tf
Charles Cromwell one of the early set.
tiers in the Chumstiok valley spent last
Saturday In Lesvenworth.
Mesdsmes ]. F Douglass and @. Il,
Moore went to wenatchee Monday
afternoon, for brief visit with friends.
Sadie Holden, daughter OF John Hol-
den, arrived last week from Ritzville
where she has been for the past year
The Episcopal Guild will meet at the
home OF Mrs Wettstein next Wednes-
day afternoon, May 18th, at o'clock
The family of Mr.. Benjamin are re.
joicing over the arrival of boy says
Dr. Hoxey. He arrived last We'd
nesday.
The base ball game between the fats
and leans, which was to come off last
Sunday, failed because the fats did
not put in an appearance.
Conrad Harding left for Tacoma
Sunday morning. He will bring back
with him team of horses to be used
in his Cascade orchard land
Miss Maud Hamilton, of Seattle, sis
ter of Guy and Jean Hamilton, arrived
hear Sunday evening and is the guest
OF the family of J. ] King.
An Italian employed in the track SER
vice of thee, N was hurt in hand car
wreck last Monday near Cashmere.
DR. Hoxsey sent him to Everett.
1.-THE Almighty Dollar or the Al
mighty Cod" is the subject of the
morning sermon in the Congregational
church; Excuses, in the evening.
Carl Fredericks came up from We
natchee and is now at Mrs. Godsoe' 3,
suffering from wound received at
Wenatchee when he fell down stairs.
William Bozarth took the local train
Tuesday night for Quincy He is pay
ing his family visit, which by the
way is holding down a homestead in
the wheat belt.
Misses Clara and Bell Peterson left
Sunday for Spokane where they will
join their mother who has established
her home there. Miss Bell will leave
some time next month for Europe.
l. 5. Johnson, conductor on one OF
the gaavel trains, accidentally inflicted
wound on his leg last Sunday, from
the effects of which he bled very freely
until DR.. Hoxsey took up the artery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Siyerly were
down from Lake Wenatchee the first
of the week. Mrs. Geo. Brown and
Mrs. W. F. Blankenship accompanied
them to do some shopping while here.
j. B. Adams and wife have each a
timber claim up in the Chiwawa river
country. They are up there this week
making an estimate of the amount OF
timber they have on each of the 100
acres.
Mr.. and Mrs Sam Merriam went to
| Wenatchee Saturday night and return
ed Sunday night. They own five
acre apple ranch in the famed valley,
and it is just now redolent with bios
SONS.
Among the new settlers who have
moved to the White river valley this
spring are ]. D. Langdon and wife, re-
Gently from Hooper, Neb Mr.. Lang
don is veterinary surgeon by profess
sion
Oliver Bates was down from Lake
Wenatchee Friday and Saturday. He
says the settlers in the White river
valley are increasing in number and
all are busy clearing land and putting
in crops.
Mr. and Mrs. n M. Wall returned
from Spokane Saturday evening,
While in Spokane they attended the
/ funeral of Mr. Wallis brother, who
died there recently after long spell
of sickness.
The Mothers club will meet in the
hall over the postofice Tuesday, May
IA, at $50 in the afternoon. All are
requested TO attend. Important bust.
ness Report of the National Congress
of Mothers.
NJ. n.