The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1906-04-13
Town and County
2ead Keatlngs add this week.

W. H Isaacs is now living at Van
couver, Wash, where he has had his
Echo sent.
A. L. Mitchell and his nephew, An
drew Abbott, went to Wenatchee last
Wednesday.
Conductor Williams and wife, of
Hillyard, Wash, spent last Sunday
with the family of H L. Southwick.
Mrs. Joseph jackson departed for
Spokane Tuesday afternoon to visit
with friends for the next two weeks.
Sam L. Ellinger came over from
Spokane last week to close the deal for
the three lots he sold to Thos. Burke.
Misses Anna and Marion Goerger,
from ST, Cloud, Mimi: are here visit
ing with their cousin, Mrs. G. T. Goer-
ger.
Jack Smith had an offer of two
thousand dollars for two vacant lots
between the postofflce and the French
Cafe.
E. S Montgomery last week moved
from his ranch on the hill east of town
into a cottage in the eastern part of
town.
Swan Olson is now settled on farm
near Spangle, Wash, and has request
ed that his Echo be forwarded to that
point
A. T. Walsh, of Everett, will open a
saloon about the Goth of the month in
the building to be vacated by DR..
Shore.
Mrs o. S. Sampson accompanied by
her daughter, Mrs. w. H. Little, from
Wenatchee, came in on the noon train
yesterday.
Sitting in a rocking chair to paint
fence is taking a strenuous job pretty
easy. That is what John Thoin was
doing this week.
Miss L. A Carpenter, OF Wenatchee,
an old friend OF Mrs. r. D. Abbott and
her sister, Miss Geraldine Kelly, is
here on a visit.
The practical jokers have adapted
the name OF the play "What happened
to JONES'" and want to know what hap
pened to Pesch?
The family of J. M. Botsford is now
permanently located at Everett where
Mr.. Botsford has good position with
the G. N. company.
Dr.. Hoxsey went up to Young's log
ging camp last Sunday. Since then
there is wee, tiny bit of girl in the
Jourdan household.
The Ladies Guild of the Episcopal
church will meet at the home OF MISS
Maude Merriam next Wednesday
afternoon, April 18th.
DIR. Shore closed deal last week for
the three Russell lots opposite The
Echo Office, on one OF which he will put
a building for his drug store.
Roy Zahren came up from Wenat-
chez to survey the new cemetery He
will lay out the streets, mark the lots
and make plat of the ground.
DR.. Hoxsey reports a nine pound
girl for the family of w. M. Hobson.
Mr.. Hobson is employed fin the
Washington Meteor mines at Blewett.
About the 10th of this month the
work of ballasting the track and widen
ing the grade from Monitor to point
one mile west of Leavenworth will be-
gin.
A. L. Carpenter stopped off here
this week to visit with the family OF
D. r. Abbott He was on his way to
Waterville where he is attending high
school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lafayette Lamb, OF
Clinton, Iowa, accompanied by their
two neices, Miss Mccullough, from
Brainard, Mimi, and Miss Mcmahon,
from Chicago, spent last Friday here,
leaving for the east the next day. Mr..
Lamb is president of the Lamb-Davis
Lumber Co. While here he inspected
the elegant summer home he is having
built overlooking the Wenatchee river
in the eastern part of town. The build
ing is just receiving its finishing
touches at the hands of the painters
and decorators. When completed 1t
will cost in the neighborhood of twenty
thousand dollars. The fire place alone
is said to involve an outlay of some
fifteen hundred dollars.
The Echo had an exceedingly pleas
ant visit last Saturday with Mr.. Otto
Laehmund, father of Paul and Ralph,
the former of whom lived here for
some time and still retains warm
place in the esteem of many people In
Leavenworth. He tells us that Paul
has never been satisfied in Chicago and
will soon be back in Washington and