The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1906-08-10

Seattle yesterday, very much improved
in health.
Buy your hardware at Keatings. 26
George S. and Uncle viii Merriam
made a buggy trip to Peshastin last
Wednesday.
Buy your furniture at Keating's. 20
Miss Edna Campbell went to We
natchee yesterday and will return Sun
day night.
Miss Jessie Gutschow returned We'd
nesday from a three weeks visit to
Waterville.
Mrs. G. W. Hoxsey and Master Ed
win are spending a few days at Lake
Wenatehee
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Grant will
leave for St Paul about Sept. l, for a
months visit.
o. J. Void came up from Cashmere
Monday, and says he may again become
a citizen of Leavenworth.
Mrs. Paul Stoffle returned to We
nrtchee yesterday, after being the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. P. Rice.
J. b. DeBlois some time since bot
the French Cafe, and is making OF that
place a popular eating resort.
j. G. Fritz spent several days on the
Sound last week. and returned to take
up his duties here last Saturday.
Frank Reeves came up from We
natchee last Sunday. He tried land
case before U. S. Commissioner Shore
Mrs. Crowley, wife of Engineer
Crowley, returned last Saturday from
Seattle, where she had been on visit
George Blocksedge and wife took the
afternoon train for Seattle last Satur-
day, and expect to spend a week on the
Sound.
In the Congregational church the
sermon in the morning is on the sub
iect of Clothing; in the evening on
"Hear Ye Him.
f. A. Drebis who returned yesterday
from Wenatchee says Contractor
Baily will commence work on the
bridge Sept. LIST.
Judge Taylor has a window in the
new Elliott building for his jewelry re-
pairing bench, where his friends and
patrons can find him.
Tom Stewart and wife of Cashmere,
passed thru here Wednesday on their
way to Minneapolis, to attend the
Grand Army meeting.
J. B. Duncan of Waitsburg, Wash,
brother of Mrs. Del Mccoy, arrived
here Wednesday, where he will spend
MS Two weeks vacation,
Mrs. G. F. Goerger returned from
Spokane last Sunday, where she spent
a month in a hospital. She is much
improved in general health.
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. King left last
Saturday for Everett. Before return
ing the latter part of this week they
will visit several Sound points.
F. j. Richards, young man who has
been employed in The Echo Office for
the past two mouths, left last Sunday
for Hamilton, Wash, his home.
Mr. Wells, of the firm of Wells &
Morris, Wenatchee, was here Monday
to attend the meeting of the Masonic
lodge, and incidentally to cool off.
L. L. Smith, who has been in the en-
ploy of the big mill company as carpen-
ter, will leave this week for Everett,
where he intends to make his home,
D. Rosen berger, one of the mill en-
ployees, this week commenced build
ing home for himself on the north
side near where Mr.. Albright is build
ing.
George Albright owns four lots on
the north side of the track, near l.. j.
Nelson's place, on which he has com
menced the erection of neat and sub
stantial cottage this week.
L. N. Wilcox of Cashmere, was in
Leavenworth Monday. He came down
from Merritt, where he has spent the
past ten days enjoying the cool noun
tain breezes of that popular resort.
Gus Sundmaker concluded a three
weeks visit to his uncle, Charles Frey
tag, a prominent Chumstick valley
rancher and saw mill man, and left yes
terday for his home in New York City