The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1909-09-03

the men who are on development work
etOr t for the Metal Monarch Company
claims.
-, Ben Moore returned Wednesday
" morning after months visit in Chicago.
Ben says he enjoyed his visit very
''''N much, but is glad to be back in the
West again.
At the home Of Andy Hansen baby
boy made his appearance last Saturday
mas evening, says DR.. Hoxsey, and at the
$50 home of R. F. Templin a girl was
born Sunday.
ends
Mrs. Jack Mcleod and daughter,
Gwendolyn, returned Wednesday from
M visit to the Sound, and are now pack
33* ing their household goods preparatory
to moving to Everett.
c. w. Wallace passed thru town
this week with the household effects OF
in W. P Sears who is moving from We
natchee lake to Cashmere, where he
has bought fruit ranch.
ach
33* A. A. Brooks, of Reynolds, was a
visitor to Leavenworth Wednesday.
firth He and his family took advantage Of
ing the Chelan day excursion rates and
went to Seattle Thursday.
cad Mrs. Will Thompson came down
mas from Chiwaukum Tuesday to see Mrs.
So Carr, mother of H. E. Carr. Mrs.
Can had a slight stroke of paralysis
the several days since, and is quite i'll.
de- --
W. w. Edwards and his son, Ira E.
Edwards, spent two hours between
;hol trains here last Friday. This was the
for senior Edwards first visit to Leaven-
worth, with which he expressed him
self as delighted.
rom
lick The Leavenworth public school will
!. open next Monday, September 6. And
Monday is Labor day, dutifully OBJ
to served in all cities. And it is Seattle
avs day at the exposition. Also wash day
lee. all over the country.
ace Miss Viola Fromm met with pain
.old full accident Tuesday when her hand
and arm were caught in the mangle at
7tf* the local laundry. DR.. Hoxsey dressed
the wounds and says, though bones
cav were broken, he thinks the hand will
La be saved.
this
Mrs. Brinkerhoff packed her po-
sessions and left Leavenworth the first
G a of the week to join her husband in
ng. Seattle. 1t is probable they will not
per return here, but go to Waco, Texas,
their former home, and where their
"; hearts have been.
ted caoroa S;var,v came down from,
1er- Chiwaukum one day this week. He
says he is engaged in building the
has bridge across Mason creek on the new
and road from Chiwaukum to Wenatchee
the Lake. The new road is much shorter
than the old and in place of crossing
Mason creek three times the new road
less willcross it only once, and that will be
ek' bridged in a short time.
les -
Will VanBrocklin and his brother, H.
VanBrocklin, nephews of DR.. Triem,
10 came here about two months ago on
ana visit to their uncle, and have decided
her to remain for while, and have taken
charge of the doctors ranch in the
Chumstick valley. The doctor went
IA to Seattle some three weeks ago, and
''ei has been very sick since. Not much
'eh' hope is entertained for his recovery.
w. w. Rice at his home Tuesday
1os. evening entertained the proprietors
IN and employees of the Leavenworth
una Mercantile Co. A joyous evening was
So passed. A savory dinner was served,
and all declared Mr.. Rice the prince
TO of entertainers. Those present: o. S.
ling Sampson, Butler Sampson, Pat Gala
ven CHER, c. S. Taylor, Tom Pipkin,
Walter Fromm, P. L. Bissel Guy A.
Hamilton and the host.