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

L ne OlCe 0luD Has duOtilGl dduNN
advertised for tomorrow night. The
Wenatchee Orchestra will make the
music. The hall has been improved
and a good time maybe expected by all
who attend.
E. A. King and wife returned Wed
nesday from Seattle E. Il. King,
brother of our fellow townsman, ac-
companied them and will likely ! emain
here. He is an experienced and COM
petent druggist.
H. E. Carr went to Wenatchee Mon
day to attend the meeting of the com
missioners' court. The court is sitting
this week as a board of equalization.
He says Wenatchee temperature is still
exceedingly warm.
J. H. Bohnsack and Geo. II. Albright
last week bought from j. W. Elliott
the stock of goods with the adjoining
pool room, and will continue the bust
ness at the old stand, handling tobacco,
cigars, cold drinks and line Of novelty
goods.
J. B. Adams and wife, and Miss Nan
ME Archer, started for Lake We
natchee last Tuesday. The party will
stay a week at the soda springs on Lit
tie Wenatchee river and will then move
down to the lake and spend week
there.
Miss Matte Rawlins has been for the
past week visiting her mother, Mrs NJ.
A. Rawlins The latter part OF this
week she will go to Spokane and meet
her sister, Mrs. Georgia Schmidt, who
will return with her for visit to her
mother.
Miss Duckie Hood came over from
Ellensburg, where she has made her
home for the past five months, last Fri
day. She is on two weeks visit to
her parents. The first of this week she
went to Wenatchee to visit a few days
with friends.
Frank Houghton, Great Northern
storekeeper, has been compelled to go
on crutches for the last two weeks as
the result of badly mashed foot. A
piece of heavy iron feel on it while
experimenting the removal of some
I'll a.
r. F. Brown came down from Blew
EFT the first of the week, on his way to
Wenatchee to attend the meeting of the
republican county committee. Mr..
Brown is chairman of the BleWett pre-
ciuct and one of the most faithful and
consistent workers in the party.
Mrs. L. H. Bowman of Wenatchee,
came in on the steamer Chelan We'd
nesday evening and will make this her
future home. Mr.. Bowman will eu
gage in the real estate business here
and will shortly commence the erection
of dwelling house.-Brewster Herald.
II. Wilhelm and wife. of Seattle,
spent yesterday here. MI Wilhelm is
editor of The Coast Magazine, a Sc
attic publication, altogether a meretor-
ious monthly. Devoted almost exclu-
sively Ia state news. Handsomely il
Illustrated and worth the price of sub
scription
w. w. Thomson of Chiwaukum,
with his wife and daughter, Miss Lii
liam left last Saturday to be gone two
months. He will visit the place of his
birth, where his father resides, On
tario, Canada. and return by way of
Michigan and stop for visit with his
wife's parents.
From Miss Ermy, who this week re-
ceived a letter from w, H. Hadley, we
learn that he is very much improved in
health and expressed a desire to hear
from Leavenworth friends, who, he
says he has not forgotten, We can as
sure Mr.. Hadley that his sentiment is
reciprocated here.
A. E. Rutherford and w. J. Caeney
passed thru here last week on their
way to Seattle from Blewett. They
made an examination of the Meteor
Mining Company's property for Chi
cago parties who recently offered $780,
900 for the property. The offer was de-
clined by the stockholders.
Messrs. J. G. Hathaway and w. W.
Swank are putting up a frame building
on the lot between the Lobby saloon
and the Clifford rooming house. 1t is
2Sx4G with two stories above the base
ment. 1t will be used for a saloon and
restaurant A. L. Smith is superin-
tending the carpenter work.
Mrs. NJ. A Rawlins went to We
natchee last Saturday and returned
Monday accompanied by her daughter
Mrs. c. c. Griggs and her husband.
Mr.. Griggs and wife took the train
Wednesday afternoon for Madison Hot