The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1906-08-03

Buy your hardware at heatlngs 3 ~
Undertaken Sprauge came up from
Wenatchee Wensday to enbalm the
body of Frank Bush
Buy your furniture at Keating's. q
Miss Bessie La Rue has accepted {
permanent position with the Leaven
worth Mercantile Co..
Mrs. J. w. Campbell spent severa
days in Seattle last week laying in
stock of fall millinery.
Messrs. Waldenberg and Mercer have
done unique and artistic job of paint
ing on Elliott's store front.
! Ira D. Edwards was called to Seattle
last Saturday in answer to summons
! from his mother who is sick.
Herman Stultze this week commenc
ed the erection of handsome and com
modious cottage on his Cascade Orch
ard tract.
Charley Gibbs was up from Peshas'
tin this week with some very fine pea,
ches and blackberries the product OF
his ranch.
E. Forbes who moved from here to
Wenatchee about year ago has moved
back and will be employed in George
Blocksedges store.
The family OF Mr.. Felt arrived from
Seattle and are occupying their cottage
in the Cascade Orchards. They will
remain for several weeks.
Jack Hinton of Cashmere, will be
thru here tomorrow with his family on
his way to Wenatchee lake. For din
ner they will be the guests of W. E.
Gore.
The morning discourse in the Con-
gregational church will be on the sub
iect, THE True Attitude Toward
Wealth" The evening topic is True
Treasure.
Doctor Mccoy came up from We
natchee Wednesday to hold an inquest
on the body of Frank Bush, who died
in the rear of the Big Rock saloon
Tuesday night
The Glee Club dance Saturday night
was attended by large crowd OF young
people. The music was pronounced
fine and everybody had good time
say those who attended.
Fred Kleman, Nelson Forythe, John
Stopple and D. V. Foster were down
from Merritt this week. The two
former were witnesses for Mr.. Foster
who proved up on his homestead.
r. F. Templin was put out OF action
at his blacksmith shop last week while
shooting a vicious horse. He is not
seriously injured, but it will be some
days before he can resume work.
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Geo. H. Moore went to Seattle Satur-
day and returned Tuesday. His wife
has been in a hospital at that place
and, while she is improving, she will
not be able to return until next week.
E. F. Nemyer, Peshastin rancher
was in town last Tuesday looking fol
hands to work on his ranch. The hay
ing season is on now and we have
heard of number OF ranches wanting
hands.
Mrs. Charles Andrews, formerly
Miss Lizzie Briskey, tells US that she
and her husband will make their future
home in Leavenworth. Mr.. Andrews
has taken a run between this place ano
Spokane.
The contractor who has the job o
grading the railroad company's yard
at this place put large force of mer
to work Monday morning between the
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round house.
Thomas coleman, the Cashmere post
master, spent two hours between trains
in our town last Monday. He say
Cashmere has sure winner for sheriff
on the republican ticket in the person
of Fred Patton.
The Glee club will give another o
their popular dancing parties in Ii
brary Hall Saturday night, Aug. 18th
Keep the date in your mind and re
member that the Wenatcnee Orchestri
will furnish the music.
J. T. Grove, one OF the leading mer
chants of Wenatchee, was here thi
week and said to the writer that he wa
surprised at the growth of Leaven
worth. He had not previously beel
here for more than year.