The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1907-04-19

It Stage. Dr.. Elmer has had his office fixed
lay Wednes up until it is quite an attractive place
y Thursday
The Episcopal Guild will meet with
Miss Slater next Wednesday, April "a.
)unty .,. Mis-, IS. Anna Rs, Thsa departed .s for Ely
+r;r - W. friends.
lg on the Mrs. Jas. Mackey and children went
to Spokane Monday on visit with
Cbeuo,ab friends.
expected Mr.. and Mrs George Stark took the
west-going train Monday, bound for
Cashmere.
w. H. Bozarth came back from
non hV- Winchester some two weeks ago and
'siheSs Ou' expects to be here all summer
wing day.
Henry Kimber was up from Pine fiat
lrch, Sun las, Monday r,ot;n, 6,ol ,,roof IN bie
: Secret of homestead before commissioner Shore
G topic is
Pat Gallagher went down to Wenat
ting's ee chez last Saturday to see Murray and
Mack. He says they are great as fun
men, M. makers.
!, both in
,ro ,,;.;.o.. John Miller returned last week from
the ed Mountains u,hara he cpent he
past few months driving a tunnel on
c Kelley the Lamo-DaVis Lumber 20 s MINES
Wednesday
The father, mother, brother and sis
ter Of J. w. Coats, an employee Of the
mill company, arrived here Tuesday
, hu;ld from Salem, Oregon and will make this
Shortly at their permanent nome
t. 1t will
The hose cart and 500 feet of first
class inch hose arrived this week.
ing's 26 This is only part of the fire fighting
equipment which the town council
n, Iowa, purchased short time ago.
slant store
h his fam l. c. Varney who left here two years
zen of our ago for Alaska returned recently he
says Alaska is very good country but
if one goes there looking for soft snaps
oAs' 'e' he is likely to be disappointed
scade Or
md trees N Johnston exhumed the remains
that sec of VIM. B. Kelley this week and took
them to Wala Walla where they will be
inp's 26 re-nterred in a lot where his wife and
nine children are buried. This was in
here as conformity with wish expressed by
eters and Mr. Kelly before he died on the 18th
IN of the of December, 1894. The body was
Orchard buried in the cemetery west Of town.
Mr.. Kelley was Mrs. Johnston's father.
met with The Chelan County Belgian Horse
moon was Association composed of VIM. Rice,
lunch G. w. Hansel, c. H. Allen, John Hol-
ng will be den. A. F. Estes. w. E. Sharp, John
S Hamilton and F. E. Miller, closed
deal last week for fine horse for the
purpose of improving the breed OF
;oa horses in this section. The animal
Mr.. 2. is VIII NC KEEP "' 'ie l1e"'ei'"0i''
here he Oaih Nie in'' 'iN00 0''' u wy "NO
ONE time
D. w. Felt, of Seattle, one of the
fortunate owners of Cascade Orchard
attic last land dropped in on us Wednesday,
nging for With him were two Seattle gentlemen,
ace of the Messrs G. w. Hough and J. D. Nc
,e Great Kay, the latter bought an orchard tract
her He without seeing it. The former has
been a resident of the Sound metropo-
lis for the past ten years. Mr.. Felt
ng's. " will be here for the next three weeks
making Improvements on his land, set
hel son. ting out trees and enjoying our climate.
Southern
De oen- 1t looks very much as if the steel
Vauntea bridge across the Wenatchee river at
{ Deneht this place would not be completed be-
Il remain fore fall We would suggest that
IT, move be made to bridge the Icicle river
ing ousi- near the upper end of the Cascade Or
elk. Mr.. obords so that residents on the south
N IN love side could get to town by using the
most VI upper bridge. The time is not far of
ause MN when the Icicle must be bridged. This
WORN LOT bridge could be built in two weeks al