The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1909-11-05
LEAVENWORTH AND VICINITY

c. G. Cross of Wenatchee has been
in town some days this week.
Lem Ward of Wenatchee was doing
business in Leavenworth Monday.
Did you notice the baseball bat in
the window Of Adams & Cars office?
The board of county commissioners
has been in session at Wenatchee this
week.
Mrs. Evangeline Peterson is visiting
friends in Spokane for a couple Of
weeks.
Samuel Merriam of Wenatchee was
attending to private business in Leav-
enworth this week.
Saturday, November 6, dance will
be given in Odd Fellows hall. Music
by Coulson's orchestra.
Attention Eaglesl Meeting tonight. =
T. c. Nye and wife took the after
noon train Sunday for Spokane and
other Eastern Washington points.
The weather Monday and Tuesday
was too much like Western Washington
to be enjoyed by Leavenworthians.
A. Brown, of the Hub Clothing Store,
made hurry-up trip to Seattle this
week, going Monday and returning
Wednesday.
The social club Of the Rebekahs,
I.O.O.F., gave dance last night at
Odd Fellows hall. Coulson's orchestra
will furnish the music.
You are missing something if you do
not read the columns under the heads
News of Pacific Northwest and The
News Of Chelan County"
Mrs. F. A. Losekamp arrived from
Seattle last week and is spending this
week with Mr.. Losekamp and visiting
among old Leavenworth friends.
B. F. Lang came over from Skyko-
mish Wednesday and from here went
to Cascade tunnel, where he will take
charge of one of the rotary engines.
The snow it showed few SHOWS in
Leavenworth Monday. There was about
foot of snow near the tunnel the same
day. You might as well prepare for 1t.
The Great Northern has QUILTED
eight box cars for bunk houses. They
will be sent into the mountains for use
by the snow-bucking crew this winter.
Columbia Oat and What fakes at
n M Thomas store. 43*
w. P. Sears Of Cashmere passed thru
Leavenworth Friday enroute to Lake
Wenatchee to see that his property in
that vicinity is in shape to withstand
the winter.
Miss Beightol sang a solo at the M.
E. church services Sunday morning.
Her singing was pleasing to all who
heard. Music is an attraction to church
services. It should be encouraged.
Judge WV. McCredie Tuesday was
elected congressman from the Second
district, to fill the unexpired term OF
Hon. Francis w. Cushman, deceased.
Mr.. Mercedes majority is about 5000.
Mrs. Glaesar returned Sunday aftef
an absence of over month. Part or
the time she spent visiting friends at
Sunnyside, and the remainder was
spent in Wenatchee visiting with Mr..
and Mrs. Emil Frank.
Morrell's fancy bacon at D. M.
rrhonoas, stora 43*
If you have a money claim against
the A.-Y.-P. exposition commission OF
Chelan county, you would better pre-
sent it to D. N. Gellatly, Wenatchee'
not later than tomorrow. The account
is to be closed Saturday.
The registration fee for letters has
been increased to 10 cents. This IS
one of the mems adopted by the gov
eminent TO reduce the deficit IN the
postal service. The extra cents will
hardly be missed by any one who has a
letter to be registered. The service is
worth 10 cents, anyhow.
Vancouver's local option election on
Tuesday was won by the vets. All oil
the other places outside OF Vancouver
in Clarke county went dry. Donald
McMaster, president OF Clarke County
Local Option League, says he has be-
gun organization to call another cleo
ton one year from this time.
Have you seen that big doll in the
window Of The Palace OF SweetsF some
one will buy her Christmas eve Tor the
smallest coin they have. Ask about
her.
T. G. Jarvis, for the past five years
one of the trusted employees oil the
I.amb-Davis Lumber Company, LETT the
employ of that company to accept
position with California mill company
which will be in operation early next