The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1909-11-12
friday November z 1909

Little Cora Combs, who has been
quite i'll, is improving.
The new organ for the M. E. church
has arrived and is being used.
Deputy Sheriff Debord made a trip
to the county seat the first of this week.
Miss Leo Lodessi Davis left Thurs
day morning for North Yakima, where
she will spend the winter.
The new sidewalk on Commercial
street is greatly appreciated by the in
habitants Of that part OF town.
Mrs. Fred Lyons returned last week
from Colville, Wash, where she visited
with sister for the past few weeks.
Mrs. F. L. Brender. who has been
SO seriously i'll, is slowly growing weaker.
No hope is entertained for her recovery.
Miss Tucker, who has been en-
ployed in the Lamb-Davis mill office
for the past year, left Thursday for
Tacoma.
Galvanized Washtubs, of all sizes, at
D. M. Thomas, Quality Grocer. AZ
James Edwards is repairing Mr.. Mont
gomery's house, on the north side. 1t
will be almost a new house when he
gets through with it.
For the past month Frank Sutton
has been in Seattle and has decided to
spend the winter there. Mrs. Sutton
will join him next week.
Next Tuesday will be the last day
for registration of voters. F. S. Taylor
will keep his Office open until 10 p. m.
day that to accommodate tardy ones.
DR.. Elmer has been confined to his
home this week. His ailment is, how
ever, not of a serious nature, and he
will likely be out again in a few days.
Mrs. Leona Jeffrey, daughter of Mrs.
F. L. Brender, arrived last Sunday from
Moberly, Mo-, coming in answer to
advice that her mother was seriously i'll.
Heinz strawberry preserves at D. M.
Thomas, Quality Grocer. a.
Miss Mildred Hallenbeck and Miss
Bessie Holmes, two of Wenatchee's
popular young ladies', spent the fore
part of the week here Seeing Leaven-
worth
Mrs. L. D. Combs, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. James Edwards, came from
Tacoma Sunday, in response to a mes
sage informing her of the illness of her
daughter.
The new cottage being built south
Of the track by Mr.. Freund is nearly
ready for occupancy. Mr.. Boomer of
the Echo force, and family will occupy
the same.
Road Supervisor Dan Shayser OF
with force OF men, began
work this week on the new road to
connect with the recently built bridge
over the Chumstick near town.
County Engineer Berry came up from
the county seat Wednesday to inspect
the work being done on the road i'm
east of town, and also to
make slight changes in the survey.
Peacock self rising Buckwheat at
D. M. Thomas Quality Grocer. AZ
Charles E. Stage moved his family to
town last week, and is occupying a
house he bought from Resin Otis,
known as the DAILY place, on which he
is making Improvements, digging
cellar and erecting barn.
c. w. Hamilton, father OF the Ham
llton boys and Mrs. R. T. King, passed
through town the first of this week,
stopping day here on his way to
Seattle. He was just back from a trip
through Oregon and the Okanogan
country.
The Ladies M. E. Aid met at the
home of Mrs. William Payne. An I'M
usually large number Of members and
visitors was present. Miss Evangeline
Peterson played several excellent piano
selections while the ladies were partak
ing of lunch, which were highly appre-
ciated. The next meeting, November
II, will be held with Mrs. Egan.
H. c. Peters of Seattle was here the
first of this week. He says he will in
the future pay more attention to his
Cascade Orchard lands. In the past
his time has been devoted to his big
Palouse irrigation project, but that is
now we'll nigh completed and will not
longer claim his entire attention. He
sold the ten acre Marsh tract
Tor 5000 per acre.
Married at the Congregational par
Friday evening, November 5,
1909, by Rev. w. V. Davis, Miss
Maude Toles Of New York city and
H. H. Starks OF Sioux City, Iowa.
Those present: Mrs. Leftwich. Mrs.