The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1909-07-09
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MIS-. ). b. ADAMS anu her daughter,
p: N. Miss Mildred, left for Seattle last Fri
p. n. day, intending 10 spend the next two
roprietOr weeks there visiting and seeing the
fair.
..A, Engineer Antoine Blumeke's mother
lIlLJ and two nieces arrived here Tuesday
from Austin, Texas. After spending a
ao.t few days here they will go to Seattle
and take in the big fair.
Mrs. Tom Grant and two young
, vo.. ladies from Rock Island who are visit
&. ing her, Misses Lena Roth and Amy
Sachs, are spending this week camping
hmaker. up in the vicinity of the Cascade tun
Soft" mel.
n Cash MISS Vogt' sister oil MIS- j. T.
nth Shubert, and Miss Hattie Shubert,
niece OF ]. E. Shubert, arrived from
m from Fort Madison, Iowa, last Friday and
ere. will spend the summer here, and visit
the fair.
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80. Miss Floye Wade, from Ostrander,
Wash, friend and at one time an
. wos eighth grade pupil OF Miss Media No
Friday. Die' spent SeVefA uayS mere WISHING
Miss Noble and departed for home
: Wake Wednesday afternoon.
ay here.
Uncle Will Merriam came up from
;. s. Wenatchee Wednesday afternoon and
circulated among old Leavenworth
ccepted friends. He will be eighty years old
Savings in January and says he means to live
to be hundred. He enjoys the
best of health and radiates cheerful
ness as the sun does light.
Dave Treadwell and A. Johnson, two
rht for old time residents of the vale OF Cash
e COM mere hmshed celebrating Inc Fourth
of July here this week. Mr.. Johnson
says he has lived in Cashmere for the
IS Oerl- past fifteen years and means to come
ng the hare evarv veor and caIebrata Next
year, he says he will come earlier and
Wenat- -
ng and A. S. Hufmaster defendant in the
case OF the Wenatchee Valley & North
ern Railway against Hufmaster tried
lays in in Superior court in Wenatchee last
serving week, calls our attention to an error in
a report of the matter. The Echo
stated that Messrs. Thomas and Barrows
Madam represented the defendant when If
'ent the should have stated Martin and Rarrows.
Mr.. Cobbs, representing the Gen
"enl 10 eral Electric Co., told a reporter for
IN to be The Echo Yesterday that some of the
ourt. trains ooino thr,, the tunnel each dav
are put thru by the use OF the electric
engines. Everything works very sat-
visiting ;,to,.o-;,, ,d :. u,;,, o,,, he chow
r. Wor- =. ,..:.' III,
dispensed with altogether for use in
home the tunnel.
where D " uor,;,to, tror, Seattle
for the IN
T. King, arrived here on Wednesday
a Chips VI iaS' "eeA' WI i1@ii1''on ii@o i0i
= p.r;s several years made his home in Alaska
he City ana means 10 return ne was rnSfrieu
Is" on the 2lst OF June, In Seattle, and
will visit among relatives for awhile be-
ndiana' fore going back to the far north. He
e on left Tuesday for the Sound.
decide
L. L. Guesnier, of whom mention
was made few weeks ago as having
Wash, -
TO follow his vocation of baking He
says he gives Dr.. Coventry entire credit
-or "a for all the benefit he has received.
n spent TOT 'niee VEGAS nc leilaineu III
G. He oArAeheu ioOih "haoie 10 see anything
ID looks anu suneiihs SUING paia' nc ID sIe@tiy
pleased with the result of the doctor S
treatment. 20
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and "a L. J. LilHbridge, an old Iowa ac-
friends quaintance Of R. E. Simon, spent sew
dnsodov eral days here this week. For the
past five years Mr. Lillibridge has lived
in South Dakota. He is now on a tour
It Satur OF inspection OF the west and will go
points, from here TO Seattle to visit the fan