The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1906-04-27
Town and County
Read KeatInes add this week

DR.. Hoxsey was called to Cashmere
on Tuesday Of this week.
George and Sam Merriam spent a
couple of days in Peshastin this Week.
R. T. King and L. J. Nelson made a
brief visit to the county seat on Tues
day
James Crewes is this week decora-
ting the interior Of the G. s. Merrism's
residence.
Ten thousand trees arrived this week
for the settlers on the Cascade orch
ards lands.
Conrad Harding returned Tuesday
from Seattle where he spent several
days on business.
Miss Charlotte Groves of Wenatchee
spent last Saturday and Sunday with
the family of John Tholin.
Geo. Beam came up from Cashmere
last Friday and spent several days here
shaking hands with old friends.
Mrs. Frank Holton, mother of Mrs.
h. H. Dean left yesterday for her home
Mt. Vernon, Wash, after brief visit.
Oryille Bethel left for visit to his
old home in Missouri last week. He
will probaly be absent for thirty days
The Ladies Guild of the Episcopal
church will meet at the home OF DR..
Shore next Wednesday afternoon, May
End,
Dave McCamley, river boss for the
mill company, says about three million
feet of logs came down the river the
past week.
Bishop Wells of Spokane will con-
duct the Episcopal service Sunday
morning st II O'Clock in the Fraternal
Hall.
DR.. Nc Coy came up from Wenatchee
Monday afternoon to see W. II. Hadley
who is suffering from the effects of q
severe cold.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Huffman have re-
turned from Seattle and will spend the
summer on their ranch In the Chiwawa
river valley.
B. F. Smith sold his place in the
Merriam addition last week and de-
parted for Iowa. He worked for the
mill company the past year.
DR. w. w. Elmer has decided to cast
his lot with the people OF Leavenworth
He is having some difficulty in finding
a suitable location for an office.
Willie Bates came down from Lake
Wenatchee the first OF the week and
tells us that he will spend most OF his
time In Leaven worth this summer.
Al. Van Epps and two men came
down from the Icicle creek mines last
Wednesday to procure some needed
supplies and returned the next day.
At the Congregational church next
Sunday, Turning Aside After Cod
is the topic Of the morning service;
THE Loving Father" that of the eve
ming
Rev. T. M. Hilton was her monday
and at meeting with the trustees OF
the Episcopal church 1t was decided
to buy lot preparatory to building
curch here later on.
Mrs. r. r. Stearns came up from
Wenatchee last Friday morning to
visit with her brothers the Messrs.
Merriam. She returned to her home
on Wednesday Of this week.
Herman Stoltze with his son in law
and wife arrived Tuesday from Seattle
The families will take up there resi-
dences on the Cascade Orchards where
they own fine tract of land.
Henry Carpenter returned from the
Sound last week and brought his wife
with him. He has gone to housekeep-
ing in one of E. G. Spencer's houses on
the north side Of the track.
Station Agent Wilson says two work
trains were put on at this place this
week. They will be engaged in bal
lasting the track and widening the
grade between here and Monitor.
Okey Algreen came down from the
tunnel the first Of the week to spend a
few days with Lesvenworth friends.
he is running one of the helper en-
gines on the west side OF the Cascades.
Kid Raymond, the athlete, has turnd
his vital force to farming having
bought the Montgomery place on the
hill south OF town He will build a
house, set out trees and otherwise i'm
prove his purchase.
H. q. Dean and family left on the
east bound this morning for Des
Moines, Iowa, his old home. From
there he goes to Memphis, Tenn, to
attend the national meeting of the
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