The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1909-10-29
LFAVENWORTH AND VICINITY

shopped IN Wenatchee last week.
Mrs. Taylor Yocum was the guest of
Mrs. Ed Dennis in Wenatchee last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wiley Rice spent Sun
day in Wenatchee with Mr.. Rice's
mother, Mrs. S. J. Rice.
Mrs. J. M. Roberts, Ballard, Wash.
aunt Of Joe H. Mitchell departed for
home last week after a visit of several
days.
George B. Green, who purchased the
DR.. Triem ranch in the Chumstick val
ley, has arrived with his family from
Seattle and are now occupying their new
home.
Engineer Geo. F. Castle, recently
from Norfolk, Neb., has arrived here
with his family and accepted a po-
sition on the Great Northern.
What kind Of a noise annoys the
Spokane apple show? No kind of a
noise annoys the Spokane Apple show.
They are going TO have all kinds OF it
at the opening, November IS.
R. Cuts, representing the Wenat-
chez laundry, was here Wednesday.
For some time his laundry has been
without representative here and his
object was to establish an agency.
J. M. Crawford states he still has in
consideration the location of a hatch
cry on the Wenatchee river, and this
matter will probably be settled within
the course of the coming few months.
1t may be of interest to the friends
of Mr.. and Mrs. c. P Cloud, who re-
Gently removed to Tacoma, to know
they have bought home at Mantle, a
suburb of Tacoma, and are prosperous
and happy.
Tonight. Leavenworth improvement
club. Go. City hall. Tonight.
The Wenatchee World has been
running a four page ad for one enter
prising frm-The Schade & Parshall
Company - the past week. Those
Wenatchee merchants sure believe in
the use of printers ink.
c. c. Burt says a number OF Leav-
enworth people have become interested
in wireless telephone stock. He says
he never fails when he finds a man
looking for a good thing, one that
bears the closest scrutiny.
A two-stall roundhouse for the use
of the engines Of the Wenatchee Val
ley and Northern railway is under con-
struction. 1t is located near the
Lamb Davis Lumber Co.'S machine
shop and is very substantial structure.
Saturday night will be Halloween.
High jinks will doubtless be carried on
by the young people. Innocent pranks
are all right, but The Echo hopes the
boys will be careful not to destroy
property, or carry their fun to too great
a length.
Sunday fourteen head OF horses were
unloaded here for water, feed and ex-
ercise. They were from Adrian, this
state, enroute to Seattle, where they
will be put to work on road-buildlng
proposition along the shores OF Lake
Washington.
In the event that some Of our lady
friends have overlooked the electric
fiat iron proposition, this is to call their
attention to the matter. You can get
a guaranteed SIS electric iron and The
Echo one year for $3.50 Call at the
Office and get particulars.
Miss Fife Williams, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. w. H. Williams, and MI
Leonard Tefft OF Leavenworth, were
quietly married last Saturday night at
the home of her parents. The cere-
mony was performed by Kew. j. M
Perdue. -Cashmere Record.
An old G. N. conductor, Mel ABEL
who ran trains on this division In the
nineties, spent several days here this
week, visiting with the Thoin tamlly'
of whom he is an old friend. MI.
Abel resides at Santa Cruz, Gala, at
present. He left here Tuesday Tor
Walla Walla.
The Darling Land Co. has Tor the
present discontinued its advertisement
in The Echo for the reason that the
company is not anxious to sell any
more of its lands for the present, pc
lieying that in the spring there Will De
a general advance in land values IN
this portion of the Wenatchee vaiiey'
This company controlled the Kals'on
tract Just across the river from town.
c. E. Bowersox, superintendent Oh
schools in Chelan county, has appoint
ed R. E. Cook OF Chelan, Z. L.
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