The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1906-03-02

live stock or LeaVenwOrth lois.
two seated MITCHELL HACK,
suitable for stage purposes, war
ranted capacity 1900 pounds; l9s
in. axle; used only short time
good as new. Will sell for two
thirds its value on cash DEAL. See
or address me at Leavenworth,
WASH. J. w. CORc0RAN.
The new postoffice of Reynolds has
been authorized to do business. F. A.
Reynolds in commissioned as postmas-
ter. 1t is situated about three and half
miles east of Merritt, ON the Great
Northern railway. -.
The Ladies Guild OF the Episcopal
Church will meet at the home OF Mrs.
Sam Merriam, Monday, March 9Th
from 2 until O'Clock. The members
and all ladies interested in the work
are cordially invited to be present.
Fl. f. Carr returned Monday from a
visit to Lake Chelan. He spent several,
days at Chelan and Lakeside and was
quite charmed with the scenery about
far famed lake, regretting his inability
to go to Steheken, at the head of the
lake.
Mrs. M. j. Kisby who has spent the
past three months here with her
daughter, Mrs. M. C. HUMPHREYS, de-
parted for her home in Spokane on
Monday Mrs. HUMPHREYS and her
little son accompanied her and will
probably spend the summer with her
mother.
The Mcdaniel Family Orchestra
have posters out announcing dance in
the opera house tomorrow night.
The last two dancing parties given by
this popular orchestra were unusually
we'll patronized and the indications are
that the one of tomorrow night will
draw equally well.
Mr.. and Mrs. Deed Fl. Magyar took
the early morning train for Seattle
and will return some time next week.
While in Seattle the proprietor of The
Echo will arrange for the purchase OF
a power press and a motor and other
printing office machinery and furni-
ture as well as large lot of new type
and other material.
H. S. Irwin who left here last fall
after selling out the Leavenworth and
Blewett stage line to G. Terrence spent
a day here this week. Mr.. Irwin has
been living in Cashmere since he left
here. He owned fruit ranch there
which he sold lately. He tells The
Echo that he is thinking of going into
the mercantile line in Seattle. .
Mr.. jackson who has charge of tire
sales department OF the Lamb-Davis'
Lumber Co., tells us that he is overs.
whelmed with orders for lumber, and
while the company is rushing it out as
rapidly as possible they are far behind
on orders. The price of lumber is con-
stantly on the advance, only last week
another advance in price was scored.
A decree of divorce has been granted,
to David G. Houston from his wife on
the grounds of desertion. Mrs. Hou-
ston was given the children subject to
her bringing into court at any time she
fails to give them proper support and
moral training. Mrs. Houston was
given the property at Leavenworth
and Mr.. Houston the property at North
Yakima, where he lives.-Wenatchee
Daily World.
w. E. Johnston, son of one of our
Oldest citizens, I. N. Johnston, came
here some two weeks ago and accepted
a position in the car repairing depart
ment of the Great Northern railway.
For the past two years Mr.. Johnston
has made his home in Spokane, where
his family still resides. He may decide
to bring his family here in the near
future and establish his permanent
home here.
Mrs. Abby Hill, a very talented
woman, will deliver an address tonight
in the Congregational church on the
work of Mothers Clubs. She is the
state organizer for clubs OF this kind.
She wants every woman who has chill
dren to come out and hear what the
woman OF Washington are trying to do.
While she especially wants the
mothers to come she extends cordial
invitation to all to come out and hear
her.
DR.. Hoxsey left last night for ST.
Paul, where he was called in connection
with his duties as surgeon for the Great
Northern railway. His duties will
also call him to Chicago before he re-
turns. He says while he is so near his
old home in southern Illinois he will
visit there also and go m.there to
ST. Louis where he attended medical
college. He will be absent about two
weeks.
G. R. Fulton, agent for the Miracle
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