The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1910-05-13

John Ryan, who has been absent fol
the past five months, returned to Leav-
enworth last week and will again take
up his residence in this vicinity.
Isaac Lemaster, from Lamona, Wash,
spent several days here last week visit
ing with relatives and incidentally at
tending to some business.
The Meeker Brothers have opened a
milk depot at Wenatchee, says the
World. They have found in the red
apple town a better market for their
milk and cream.
Mrs. w. B. Field and two children
arrived here from Columbia, N. D., last
Friday and have taken up their abode
in the residence formerly owned by
Mr.. Fritz, on River Front avenue.
1t is understood that the Wenatchee
Valley & Northern will maintain a wait
ing room and possibly a freight shed at
the new siding just completed near the
dam.
]. A. Dorman has sold to J. D.
Wheeler, Leavenworth's popular pho
tographer, five-acre orchard tract in
Emig Park. Mr.. Wheeler says flowers
and fruit and pictures go nicely to-
gether.
F. A. Reynolds on Monday last sold
to ]. B. Huff Of Leavenworth, lot 10,
Cascade Orchard tracts, Mason Creek;
consideration $3.50. Mr.. Reynolds,
who came down from Mason Creek
Tuesday, reports all the small fruit in
full and profuse bloom.
Monday last the Leavenworth Hard
ware & Furniture Co. received and put
into commission a gorgeous Studebaker
furniture delivery wagon, with all the
'fxin's" connected with the easy
handling and safe transportation of
furniture.
The Leavenworth baseball team goes
to Waterville Friday night to play two
games, Saturday and Sunday. The
boys will work hard to capture both
games, but if they come back with
only one the local fans will be satisfied.
Clyde N. King, head of the adver-
Using and printing department of the
Moline Plow Co., Moline, ILL.,, is on an
extended trip through the western and
coast states for the company and will
stop off here for a brief visit with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. ]. King.
Otto Bee, who is making more than
good as first baseman for the Leaven-
worth team, has been added to the
corps of clerks in the Id. store.
Manager Simpson says the store is en-
joying the largest patronage in its his
tory.
The commercial club has received
its new furniture from Seattle and the
same has been installed in the rooms.
The furniture is of the favorite mission
design and would be credit to any
club.
Mrs. Ira Farmer landed here last
Tuesday. She says Mr.. Farmer and
herself have been living at Ellensburg,
but recently moved to Seattle. She is
under the treatment OF DR.. Hoxsey and
will remain here for a week or more.
Conductor F. P. Aliens wife and
children are here visiting Mrs. Aliens
father, J. w. H. Nickle. Mr.. Allen
is working on the Spokane, Portland &
Seattle road and making his home at
Portland at present.
Jean Hamilton and wife came up
from Wenatchee last Saturday and are
the guests OF Mr.. Hamilton's brother,
Guy A. Hamilton. Jean has been in
very poor health the past month and
saws he finds his health improving un!
der the stimulating atmosphere OF the
mountains and means to remain another
week and go fishing on the Icicle
river.
Dr.. Hoxsey reports new girl at the
home of Cal Young, on the head OF the
Chumstick valley. The new arrival
appeared last Wednesday.
George Siverly. from White river val
lev. was down Tuesday. He says log
cling operations in the vicinity OF the
lake have ceased, the mill company
having declined to take any more log