The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1910-06-03
LEAVENWORTH LOCALS

Our Ice cream or SODA water Will
please your palate. Try it.
'20tf The Palace of Sweets.
Attention Eaglesl Meeting tonight.
DR.. Hoxsey reports fine boy at the
home Of Fremont Booth, near Peshas-
tin, on Tuesday.
We are informed that Mrs. E. A.
King, who was taken to an Everett
hospital two weeks ago, has improved
very materially.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. J. Dalton, from
Hillyard, have been here for the past
week in attendance at the bedside Of
Mrs. Morrison, mother of Mrs. Dalton.
1t is reported that some two hundred
Wenatchee people will come up from
Wenatchee next Sunday on a special
train to witness the ball game between
Wenatchee and Leavenworth.
William Churchill arrived here the
first of this week and says he will be
here from now on all summer. He
has seven thousand sheep on the way,
some of which will be shipped from
this point to market.
Jay Adams, son of our fellow towns
man, J. B. Adams, was one Of four
graduates from the Huston school,
Spokane, the past week. He will be
home the latter part of this week.
Dee Fisher was fined 5000 for sell
ing decoction called near beer. An
examination proved it to be too near
beer to escape the prohibition Of the
law which says one must have license
to sell intoxicants.
The little son of Mrs. Geo. Albright
is very sick with the measles. Other
complications have arisen and he is
considered in a dangerous condition.
The town has an epidemic of measles.
VIM. Haines, who is employed in The
Echo office, was taken down with them
last week and still not able to be up.
Oliver Peterson returned from Sc
attic last week, where he had been I'M
der the treatment of DR.. Horton for
blood poisoning for several weeks. He
had a very narrow escape from death.
The blood poison set in from small
blister on his left hand and spread over
his arm before he fully realized his
dangerous condition.
w. H. Hamilton, with his son, the
new proprietors of the undertaking
business formerly conducted by Messrs.
Sprague & Ruppe at Wenatchee, were
here last Friday and dropped into the
office to say an encouraging word and
report progress at Wenatchee.
Walter M. Olive spent several days
here this week looking after the con-
struction work on the Icicle canal,
which he says is making very satisfac-
tory progress. Work on the fume
conveying the water around the hill
east of town will begin shortly. He
left for Seattle on the delayed No. l
Tuesday evening.
Charles Newman came over from
Seattle the first OF this week to be with
his wife, who was called here few
weeks ago by the sickness OF hel
mother, Mrs. Morrison. For some
time Mr.. Newman has lived in San
Francisco, having charge of one OF the
Cort theaters.
J. B. Adams drove his auto to Wen
atchee lake last Sunday. He was &C.
companied by his wife and Mr.. ano
Mrs. F. S. Jacobsen. By appointment
they were joined by some ten or clever
other machines from Wenatchee anc
Cashmere. At the Lamb club house
they were all the guests of Mr.. Jacob
sen for dinner. One of the objects o
the trip was to look out the road TO
automobiling and mark the places tina
needed repairing. Auto parties to thu
lake this summer promise to be quite
popular. The auto club has under
taken to spend considerable money OF
lettering this particular road.
Rev. Martin Raasch will leave in
few days for New Ulm, Mimi, to at
tend a meeting Of the Minnesota syno'
of the Lutheran church. From Their
he will go to Columbus, Wis. to at
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