The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1906-05-25
Town and County

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Mrs. r. Prickett is spending this
week in Seattle.
H. G. Peters was over from Seattle
one day this week.
A. F. Drebis made a flying trip to
Wenatchee last Saturday
De Los Fowler spent several days
the past week on his White river
claim
F. M. Schultz of Wenatchee, spent
last Wednesday with Leavenworth
friends.
Al Purdy will start this week for AL
aska where he expects to spend the
summer
Mesdames Jno Bjork and Geo Hood
spent last Friday and Saturday in We
natchee.
Parties returning from the Big Bend
roundup report the price of wild horse
es as exceptionally high.
G. L. Yeager and wife, of Buckly,
Wash, arrived here this week bnd
will probably locate here.
VIM. Brisky will leave for Soap lake
the last of this week where he expects
to remain for several weeks.
Percy Scheble came up from Wenat-
chez last week to do business with some
of our building contractors.
Mrs, w. E. Cane spent Saturday
with friends in Cashmere, where Mr..
Cane joined her on Sunday.
Miss Mary E. Davies, recently from
Seattle, has accepted position as
book-keeper with the Moore Co.
The Mercantile Company received a
car of salt from San Francirco this
week that was ordered before the
quake.
Ira D. Edwards took the west bound
train Wednesday for Seattle, where
business will detain him until the last
of the week.
The regular meeting of the Episcopal
Guild will be held at the home of Mrs.
Mae Mcclure, next Wednesday after
noon, May 30.
The walls of the Elliott building are
going up at rapid rate. The brick
work will be almost complete by the
last of this week.
The laying of the cement blocks for
The King Co.'S new store building
commenced this week, and is progress
ing at rapid rate.
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Mitchell returned
last Sunday from weeks visit with
old Iowa friends on Stemilt creek,
south of Wenatchee.
F. L. Heidricks, of Seattle, who
owns a tract of land in Cascade Or
chards spent several days in Leaven-
worth the past week.
E. d. Shugart returned from Ephra-
ia last Friday, where he went to pur-
chase a team for his Blewett stage
route, which he will operate after July
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r. M. Bounton, of Cascade Orchards,
was thrown from wagon last week
and received severely spraned ankle
from which he will be laid up for some
time.
''The Power of Faith is the subject
of the morning sermon in the Congre-
gational church; "Confessing Christ"
is the evening topic. S. G. Garrison,
pastor.
The Great Northern railway has two
work trains and two or three hundred
men at work along their right-of-way
between Leavenworth and Cashmere
surfacing the track.
w. r. Sears, who has spent the past
three months here working at his
trade, left this week for his home
in the White river valley, three miles
above lake Wenatchee.
The Great Northern engineers are
surveying location for the overhead
railroad crossing which was asked for
some time ago. 1t will be located just
in front of Mrs. Huston's rooming
house.
Fl. P. Campbell, who recently bought
the Oscar Blakenship place on Lake
Wenatchee was in our town this week.
While here he bought lumber and en-
gagged w. r. Sears to do some improv-
ing on his place.
DIR. Hoxsey went up to Kelley q
Lapp's logging camp last Sunday to
attend Mrs Kelley who was suffering