The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1906-09-07
Town and County

Town and County
Carl Christensen was visitor to oui
town the first of the week.
Mrs. F. S. Jacobsen and children re
turned from Tacoma last Sunday after
six weeks visit with her mother.
Charles A. Wright, the Peshastir
saw mill man was here this week doing
business with our merchants.
Station agent Bunker made trip to
Spokane and spent Sunday with his
family, returning Tuesday.
Engineer w. C. Roach moved his
family from Interplay to Leavenworth
this week and will in the future have a
run out of this place.
George Hathaway was out this week
after being confined to his home with a
severe attack of fever for nearly three
weeks.
In the Congregational church Sun
day morning the subject of discourse
is 1.-THE mind of Christ" In the evening
it is "Serpents."
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E. A. King ard wife took the noon
train for Everett last Tuesday, After
visiting with friends they will return
the last of this week.
w. A. Nelson and DeLos Fowler
from the Wenatchee lake country were
in Leavenworth the first of the week
on business.
Miss Ermy and her grand mother,
Mrs Jones, departed for Wenatchee
Tuesday and will make their home
there for the winter.
Frank Shell came over from the
Sound last week to visit his family.
He returned to his run on the coast
line Tuesday.
In bunch of hunters that went down
to the lakes last Saturday was Fred
Smith and A Burgett. We have had
no report of their catch.
Buy your furniture at Keating's. 26
Mr. and Mrs. Bloom took the east
bound train Tuesday. Mrs. Bloom to
spend a few days with Wenatchee
friends. Mr.. Bloom went on to Soap
Lake to test the virtues of the water
for stomach trouble.
The Lamb Davis Lumber Company
is rushed with orders for lumber
these days. The capacity OF the mill
which is more than fifty thousand feet
every ten hours run, is taxed to its
utmost.
E. Fl. King returned from Seattle in
time to take his brothers place in the
City Drug store during his absence in
Everett. Mr.. King intends to remain
here permanently.
F. A. OFT and wife, from Wenatchee
lake, left for home last Monday. Mrs.
OFT had been here under the treatment
of a doctor for several days, and left
much improved.
Postmaster Davis and his brother, j.
G. Davis, left this week for Rochester,
N. Y, their old home. They go from
here to Milwaukee, and from there to
New York. They will. be absent three
or four weeks.
F. A. Losekamp and Charles Il.
Brown took the train for Seattle last
Saturday. Mr.. Brown has the con
tract to do the plumbing, wiring and
putting in the heating plant in Mr..
Losekamps new building.
Surveyor Navarro was here Monday
and in the evening left for the Red
mountain state road where the con-
tractor is almost through with his work
Mr.. Navarro will likely receive the
work this week.
The dance given by the dramatic
club in Library hall last Saturday night
was attended by good crowd and al
had fine time.
C. r. Lamb and large party o
friends left the first of this week for th'
east in a private car. They spent
nearly month up at the Lamb clui
house on Lake Wenatchee and put the
time In most pleasantly fishing, hunt
ing and mountain climbing.
Wanted.
Man with family to cut 500 or 1901
cords of wood. House, barn and garden
furnished free. For price, etc. inquir
D. V. Foster, Leavenworth, Wash, 33t
Ruy your hardware at Keating'S. 3