The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1906-06-08
Town and County

WIN q HUSH COdl VI paint.
The brick for the Loskamp building
are being hauled this week
Geo. Briskey returned from Soar
Lake yesterday, much improved in
health.
Butler Sampson was in Wenatchee
M onday.
Petrol Davis went over to the Sound
the first of the week, and returned
Wensday.
VIM. A Grimshaw the Wenatchee
attorney was here this week taking
dispositions.
Will the new school building be
erected and ready for occupancy by
Sept. LIST?
Issac Muse has returned to his home
after a weeks absence to the great
Joy OF his family.
Pat Gallagher has accepted a position
with the Leavenworh Mercantile Co.
and will remain here.
A good crowd attended the Mcdaniel
Orchestra dance in the opera house
last Saturday night.
Mrs. Ole Sands was up from Wenat-
chez this week and spent several days
with har fa+hars oY,;lv
G. B. Kinney, the Peshastin post
master, returned yesterday from bust
ness visit to the Sound.
Mrs J. B. Kelley who has been
quite sick the past two weeks is i'm
proving says DR.. Hoxsey.
Miss Mamie Sparks left the first OF
the week for Seattle where she will
visit for time with friends.
The Ladies Industrial society will
meet at the Congregational church
Thursday afternoon June IA.
The Ladies Industrial society met
with Mrs. Hood, Thursday, May 31st.
Three new members were enrolled.
Geo. Beam came up from Cashmere
last Friday and spent Saturday and
Sunday with Leavenworth friends
Miss George Sanders arrived here
Wednesday and will visit with the fam
lily of o. S Sampson until Saturday.
Charles D. Shuggart whose contract
TO carry the Blewett mail begins
July 1st received his new stage this
week.
The Ladies Guild of the Episcopal
church will meet with Mrs. Mcclure on
Wednesday afternoon, June 10. All
are invited.
Mrs. c. Will Shafer, from Olympia,
arrived here yesterday, and will be the
guest of the family of j. B. Adams for
few days.
Rev. Hilton preached to large and
appreciative congregation last Sunday
eve, at the Episcopal service in Fra
ternal hail.
The Southern Pacific has hauled
into San Francisco since the fire
!, 635 cars of supplies for the relief of
the fire sufferers.
Mrs. Godsoe was passenger on the
east bound Wednesday. She will
spend the balance of the week with
Wenatchee friends.
Mrs. L. J. Nelson and Mrs F. S.
Jacobsen paid Wenatchee a brief
visit this week Going Wednesday
and returning Thursday.
c. R. Lamb of Minneapolis arrived
here Wednesday and will meet other
members of the Lamb-Davis Lumber
Co to be hear this week.
W. L. Davis, who is employed IN
the Chumstick saw mill, has been
quite sick the past week and does not
appear to be improving.
Lafayette Lamb and family are due
to arrive the latter part of the week
-(They will occupy their summer resi-
dence over looking the river.)
Services at the Congregational church
Sunday June 10, morning topic The
Delays of faith. The evening sub
ject is Gods power to salvation.
You are cordially invited TO spend
your Sunday evenings listening to OK
cellent sermons by Rev. Garrison at
the Congregational church.
G. A. Daily and w. Despair went to
Wenatchee Saturday afternoon. Mr..
Despair is also friend of N. Colman,
with whom he is now visiting.
H. F. Davis who is empoyed in
Kelley & Lapp's saw mill was thrown
from a horse last Saturday and Sc
verely bruised but had no bones broken.
r. H. and Mrs. Stearns accompanied
by their daughter, Miss Florence drove
up from Wenatchee last Friday and