The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1909-11-26


Thanksgiving day in Wenatchee.
DR.. Hoxsey went to Spangle, Wash,
Wednesday for the purpose Of spending
his Thanksgiving with his mother.
Dick Simons and Robert Smith spent
last Sunday in Wenatchee, eating red
apples and doing various other things.
Miss Catherine Mcneil has accep-
ted a position in the public school in
the place of Miss Aida Johnson who
resigned several weeks ago.
Miss Mamie Sparks has taken charge
of the Mason rooming house, having
bought out Mrs. Lester. The change
was made the first of this week.
Henry Synolds arrived here from
Michigan the other day and will locate
permanently with his brothers, Edgar
and Jay, on their Eagle creek ranch.
Dave Phillips had the misfortune to
have a stick fly up and strike him in
the eye, while chopping wood, which
may result in his losing the sight OF
the eye.
J. J. Barnes, night yardmaster at the
depot, has been transferred to Leaven-
worth. The transfer is in the line OF
promotion for Mr.. Barnes. Wilson
Creek World.
The Scenic Theater will put on
series of special vaudeville stunts for
the next two weeks. Go to the show
and see the human ostrich the
leading feature.
o. S. Sampson and George Sampson,
with their families, went to Wenatchee
on the early morning train yesterday
and ate Thanksgiving dinner with w.
H. Little and wife.
Mr.. Simpson, the grocery man at the
LID. store, is something Of a window
display man himself when it comes to
showing all the good and tempting
things he had to offer the gastronom-
icaIly inclined denizens of this town.
Do you want a phonograph? We
can give you bargain. See US. Pal
ace of Sweets. 40
If there was no other way of remind
ing one that the holiday season is ap-
preaching the shop windows, with an
endless display of suitable presents for
every condition and circumstance,
would force the fact on our attention.
If you have lost anything, found
anything or have anything for sale, adj
vertise it in The Echo. Echo ads.
bring results. We know it. 1t has
been proven beyond a doubt. We
believe in it, and we want you to be-
lieve in it.
The baseball dance which is adver-
tised to come off Dec. 4th promises to
be a very fastidious event. B. F.
Moore, the main promoter, is doing
everything in his power to make it
success, both financially and socially.
Buy a ticket to the ball and help the
boys along.
Harry Krollpfeiher, who has charge
of the Chelan Consolidated mining
property in the Red Mountain district,
northwest of Leavenworth, is here with
a crew of men to do the assessment
work on the North Star property, which
is a part OF the Chelan Consolidated
company's holdings.-Index Miner.
Harry Nicholas arrived here the first
of this week from Wisconsin and will
visit with his uncle, G. M. Luther, of
the Cascade Orchards, for a brief time
and then enter the Pullman Agricultu
raj College for the purpose of taking a
thorough course in horticulture, after
which it is his purpose to settle in this
vicinity and go into the orchard
business.
Mr.. F. w. Fletcher departed for his
home on the Sound, Montera Wash,
last Saturday. For the past five months
he has edited The Echo, the pub
Usher having devoted all his time to
the business end Of the paper and such
matters not connected with the paper
as claimed his attention. That his