The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1910-04-08
Friday Hpril 8 1910

Only three days, then Play BalP'
Bulk seeds and onion sets at D. NJ
Thomas the Quality Grocer. 10
Art Johnson left Wednesday for Sc.
attic to spend few days with relatives
T. w. Greeve embelished his bar
bour shop this week with new wall dec.
orations. For this item of news we
are indebted to mutual friend"
o. L. Peterson who has been suffer
ing nom severe case at blood poison
in his left hand for the past ten days
left Wednesday morning for Seattle.
The Tumwater Light & Water Co.
is engaged in building a substation fol
their Tumwater canyon power plant
near the Lamb-Davis sawmill.
w. B. Simpson, manager of the L.
D. Store has been out of commission
this week. He is suffering from a Sc
we're attack of tonsilitis.
c. w. Hamilton, father of Guy and
Mrs. R. T. King, arrived here yester-
day morning from Condor, Montana,
where he purchased 400 acres of fine
land. He has changed his purpose Of
going to Oregon and will at once move
his family from Seattle to Montana.
Mrs. Hamilton, who has been visiting
here for the past ten days, will accom-
pany her husband on his departure for
Seattle, where the family has resided
for the past three years.
Mrs. VIM. Roach was summoned to
Portland last week by the announce
ment of the death Of her sisters hus-
band who died after lingering illness
from dropsy. Before returning, Mrs.
Roach visited relatives in and near
Portland and made brief visit in Sc
attic on her return, Wednesday even
ing,
NJ. Swartout and wife arrived here
from Seattle last Friday. This is their
first visit since last fall. Mr.. Swartout
is the owner of some valuable orchard
land near town and spends considerable
time here every summer. Both he
and Mrs. Swartout get considerable
satisfaction out of the sunny weather on
the east side of the Cascades.
Harry Moore has leased the store
room in the Bjork building and is hav-
ing new glass front put in. The
line of business he will engage in is
not yet given out. One thing is sure,
though. He will again become citi-
zen OF Leavenworth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Smith returned
Wednesday night from Krupp, Wash. =,
where they had visited the past month
with the parents of Mrs. Smith. Mr..
Smith owns a ranch in the Chewawa
river valley but will not return to it un-
til the possibility of encountering snow
is less likely, some two or three weeks
from this time.
Mrs. M. F. Goats and Miss Hester
Coats, who will leave shortly for Bon
ners Ferry Idaho, to join Mrs. Coats
husband were given delightful sur
prise last Tuesday evening by thirty
two fellow members of the Epworth
League. A delightful evening was
spent by the Leaguers, with whom
Mrs. Goats had been so long and so
pleasantly associated in church work.
AS attorney for the Wenatchee Val
ley Railway & Power Co., L. ]. Nelson
was called to Wenatchee last Tuesday
to represent the company before the
city council which has under consider
alton the granting OF franchise within
the city limits. The matter was not
finally disposed of but will likely come
up again soon and the promoters hope
to have the matter definitely settled.
The people of the valley are vey anxious
to have the road built and in operation
at an early date.
Real Estate Sales and Business Changes
Thru the agency Of the Wenatchee