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

Mrs. o. S. Sampson visited friends
In Wenatchee last week.
Fred Reeves of Wenatche spent
Tuesday here on legal business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Hood have been
the guests Of friends in Wenatchee.
J. J. Eyer, the Wenatchee bycicle
repair man, was here the first OF this
week.
Miss Lille Johnson arrived home
Friday from quite an extended stay in
Seattle.
Louis Mullerleille, one of Wenat-
chee's prominent real estate en,spent
Monday here.
Geo. P. Rice has lately installed an
Angldile scale, one Of the latest and
best weighing devices.
Go to the city hall tonight. Leaven-
worth improvement club. Tonight.
Mr.. Sorenson member of the law
firm Of Thomas & Sorenson spent
Tuesday here on bushes.
Mrs. A. J. Martin went to Cashmere
Monday and from there rode horse
back out to Mr.. Martins ranch.
Miss Elsie Wunder has returned
from Everett and Seattle, where she
has been the guests Of friends for sew
eral weeks.
Hills Bros coffee at D. M. Thomas
Quality Grocery. 42*
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Wallace came
down from the White river valley the
first of the week for the purpose Of
laying in his winter supplies.
A. ]. Muckler reports everything
in fine shape at the Con-
solidated, and that considerable snow
is falling in the higher attitudes.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Atkeson of We
natchee are guests for few days of
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. P. Rice. Mrs.
is a sister OF Mrs. Rice.
Among the Wenatchee Lake resi-
dents who transacted business in Leav-
this week we noted Frank OFT,
Cliff Reardon, L. S. Belvil and Rush
Huston.
The eight year old son Of Frederick
Lancaster, who was knocked down in
the school yard on Tuesday, had his
mouth badly cut, two teeth loosened
and was severely bruised.
MorrelPs Snow Cap Lard at D. M.
Thomas Quality Grocery. AZ
Messrs. Birmingham and Alexander
owners of ranch near Peshastin are
having 80 acres cleared preparatory to
setting it out in fruit trees. If weather
conditions permit the trees will be
planted this fall.
Mrs. James Edwards, in addition to
her plants, has a pet to which she is
paying as much attention as she does
to her plants and flowers. She carries
it about with her all the time. For
want of better name she calls it a
felon.
Band dance Saturday night, Odd
Fellows hall. Six piece orchestra.
Everybody invited. AZ
Fred Botsford, an old resident of
Leavenworth, now living in Everett,
spent Saturday and Sunday
here, returning to his home Sunday
night. He was surprised at the many
changes in the town since he was last
here some three years ago.
Happy Home pineapple, nothing bet
ter, at D. NJ Thomas Quality Grocery.
Az
J. w. Corcoran, accompanied by
his wife, spent last week with friends
at Peshastin and departed for Seattle
Sunday afternoon. Mr.. Corcoran owns
a valuable tract of land near Peshastin
and expects TO set out six or seven
acres in fruit trees next spring.
Besides the medal for Farina and
the Beal Grain and Milling
Company of Wenatchee were awarded
a medal on their Wenatchee Best
-four at the A.-Y.-P. exposition. The
Echo congratulates the Beal Grain and
Milling Company on the excellence Of
its products.
Matchless crackers at D. M. Thomas
Grocery. Az
Swan Olson who was formerly en-
poyed in the mill at this place, and
lost his residence by fire before re-
moving to Spangle, Wash, three years
ago, was shot and killed by man by
the name of Lockhart, barkeeper, in
a logging camp near Clarke, Idaho,
Oct. both. The trouble came up over