The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1906-02-16
Town and County

Read Kestings add this week As
F. S. Jacobsen spent last Sunday in
WenHtchee.
Mrs. F. S. Jacobsen went to We
natchee Thursday afternoon.
E. N. Burgess and wife were visitors
to Wenatchee the first of the week.
I. J. Sherman, of the Peshastin saw
mill transacting business here yester-
day.
Mrs. J. G. Fritz was a visitor to We
natehee during the fore part of the
week.
c. D. Halferty, prominent citizen
of Cashmere spent day in Leaven-
worth this week.
1t should not be forgotten that
women can vote in an election for
school directors in this state.
John Balina came down from Chi
waukum Wednesday to circulate
among the boys for a few days
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Daily entertained
at dinner one day last week Messrs. L.
S. Ward and E. Schroeder, of Seattle.
T. NJ. Hilsabeck left Wednesday for
Lake City, Nebraska taking his little
girl with him. He will be gone about
ten days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph jackson were
passengers on the west bound last Fri
day. They were going to Seattle for a
few days.
E. F. Sprague, the Wenatchee un-
dertaker, had business in our town this
week. 1t was not, however, probes
sional business.
Fred Crollard, of Wenatchee, took a
stenographic report of the proceedings
in the cFarland-Patterson contest
case.
On the 9th of this month Frank Cole
man won in a wrestling match at Des
Moines, Iowa. with Charles Hacken-
schmidt.
Mrs. NJ J. Daulton has been very sick
the first of the week. She was threat
ened with appendicitis, DR.. Hoxsey tells
US.
Fred Reeves and Henry Grass, We
natchee attorneys were here this week
representing clients in contest case
before Commissioner Shore.
Sixteen lots in the recently plotted
Leavenworth Gardens have been sold,
says Mr.. Koren, and the sale of six or
eight more will likely be consummated
soon.
| A dramatic performance will be
given in the opera house during the last
week of the month, but just what the
bill to be presented will be we are not
informed.
Rev. T. NJ. Hilton will conduct the
services OF the Episcopal church in the
hall over the postoffice, Sunday even
ing, Feb. Is at 7:30 o'clock. All are
welcome.
A regular meeting of the Mathews
Club will be held in Blooms hall Tues
day afternoon, Feb. 10, at 3 o'clock.
Everybo will be welcomed to these
meetings.
A number of Masons and their wives,
from here, will attend the Washington
I birthday celebration which the breth.
rem of Wenatchee have planned for
next Thursday.
J. B. DeBois, from Melrose, Mimi,
has accepted position with the
French Cafe. He says if he finds the
country to his liking he will move his
family here in the spring.
D. Y. Lindsey has taken charge OF
the gasoline hosting engine at the
coal bunkers. Malone Northup has
taken Mr.. Lindsey's place at the Great
| Northern pumping plant.
Hagen Anderson was down from Cas-
cade Tunnel last Saturday. He tells us
that the snow is fast disappearing ur
that way. Not more than three feet
remaining on the ground.
Charles Loudenback, one of the pros
porous fruit ranchers of the Cashmere
vale was in attendance before the q. S,
Commissioner as a witness in the Me
Farland-Patterson contest case.
H. w. Otis went to Seattle this week
and while on the sound will purchase
machinery to help him out in clearing
land. He intends to do things down al
Peshastin as soon as spring opens.
Do not forget to attend the meeting
at the school house tomorrow night
Matters OF Importance will be discussed
and decided that are of vital interest,"
to every resident of the school district
H w. Nagley, of Marysville, Wash
l. H..