The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1910-07-15
LEAVENWORTH LOCALS

atchee Wednesday.
Charley Bowens OF Wenatchee was a
Leavenworth visitor this week.
w. c. Roach spent three or four days
at Soap Lake the past week.
Paul Weigand returned last Monday
from Soap Lake after weeks absence
spent at that healthful resort.
The appearance Of a bouncing boy
at the home of Engineer Dave Grant
last Thursday is reported and Dave is
happy.
James Buchanan is receiving the
congratulations of his many friends
these days over the arrival of boy at
his home last Friday.
DR.. McKeown returned the first Of
the week from Everett where he has
been in attendance at meeting Of the
State Dental Association.
Harry Krollpfeiffhr left for the Chelan
Consolidated Copper Co. S mining camp
Wednesday afternoon, intending to re-
turn the latter part Of the week
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. B. Green Of
Chumstick valley came to town in their
auto last Sunday and took dinner with
the family Of G. A. DAILY, Of whom they
are old aquaintances.
Mrs. ]. M. Duffy and L. w. Bloom
came up from Wenatchee Monday to
attend the funeral OF of F. S. Taylor,
of whom they were old Montana &C.
quaintances, having known him for
81 years.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. S. Sampson took
the train last Sunday morning for Occur
d. Alene, Idaho, where they will visit
with Mr.. SIMPSONS brother for week,
and where Mr.. Sampson will indulge
his favorite pastime, fishing.
Ira D. Edwards and wife passed thru
town on their way to Wenatchee from
the lake Of the same name yesterday.
They went up to the lake last Sunday
in Mr.. Edwards car to escape the tor
ridity of Wenatchee weather.
E. F. Keinitz will leave this week
for Hillyard where he expects to engage
in business for himself. His wife will
20 to Ada, Wash, to visit with her par
ents for a short time before settling
down to the duties of housekeeping.
Oliver Bates, who was in town this
week says the Fourth of July celebra-
ton passed of pleasantly at Wenatchee
lake and everybody had a good time.
A number of Leavenworth people,
among them Jack Ruth, attended the
celebration.
Cal Young was in town this week.
He is slowly recovering from a broken
leg a misfortune which he suffered
some four or five weeks ago while en-
ployed in working with the log loading
crew on the Wenatchee Valley and
Northern railway.
Mr.. Rumohr, formerly pastor OF the
Methodist church at this place, but now
stationed at Chelan, was here last week.
He is interested in orchard lands near
Peshastin. He says irigating is like
work with the thermometer at ninety
in the shade.
c. A. Campbell arrived from Seattle
the first of the week and at once as
sumed the duties OF bookkeeper in the
I.eayenworth State Bank. Mr.. Camp
BELLS family is still in Seattle, but will
be here as soon as he can secure suit
able quarters for them.
Prosecuting Attorney Kemp came up
from the county seat the latter part Of
the week to represent the state against
man by the name of Adams who /;
charged with attempting to rob man
For want OF evidence the case was con-
,inued over to Saturday.
Engineer Amos Sparks had the mis-
fortune to loose two toes last Monday
He was engaged in Oiling his ENGINE
and while standing on the driving RODS
the big machine moved and caught his
toes. Dr.. Hoxsey dressed the foot ano
says he escaped luckily.
Hammoeks! Hammoeks'
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