The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1910-08-26
LEAVENWORTH LOCALS

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You'll be sorry if you don't go to
the dance Saturday night.
Miss Gladys Mclean is here this
week, visiting with DR.. Hoxsey and
wife.
Archie McDougall, Of Nome, Alaska,
an old friend of Ed Tholin,is here on
visit.
Dr.. Judah reports the birth of a girl
at the home of Robert B. Field on
Wednesday.
The next term of the Chelan county
superior court convenes in Wenatchee
September IA.
The Kid Band will make music for
the Poindexter meeting Friday even
ing, September Q.
Mrs. James Buchanan returned from
Cashmere, where she visited last week
with her parents, A. Nichols and wife.
A 500-foot bridge burned out near
Irby Tuesday night delaying trains for
some twenty-four hours Wednesday.
Bob Smith, one of the Id. stores
popular clerks, took his vacation this
week, and left Wednesday for Spokane,
to be absent week.
Miss Bessie Walker returned from
Seattle Wednesday evening after an
absence of nearly two months visiting
with friends on the sound.
The Misses Genevieve and Irma
Lamb, daughters OF Lyman Lamb re-
turned from Chelan Wednesday, after
visit Of two months with an aunt and
uncle.
Geo. Beam, once resident of this
place, now the lucky owner Of large
apple ranch near Cashmere, was here
yesterday shaking hands with old-time
friends.
H. F. Legg and wife leave this week
for Los Angeles. Mr.. Legg has been
chief operator at the power plant up
the canyon for the past year. Mr.. Mel
son will take Mr.. Legg's place.
Frank Brady says he does not in
tend to abandon the town, but will de-
vote all his spare time to improving
ranch. In his deal with M. F. Peake
he took IS acres of land east of town.
Are you registered? If you are, then
make it point to see that all your
friends are. To vote at the primary
you must be registered. Remember
the primary settles the matter. 31tf
Regular services next Sabbath morn
ing at the Congregational church.
Temperance address in the evening,
subject: From Sipington to the Black
Valley" All are invited to attend.
Rev. Davis, Pastor.
o. S. Sampson closed deal for two
lots on the corner of Commercial and
Ninth streets, just opposite the Mason
rooming house. These are two OF the
most desirable unoccupied lots in the
town, and will some time be valuable
for business site.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Durham ar
rived here last Friday from Seattle, and
will spend the next month with Mrs.
Durham's father, H. S. McNett, Mrs.
McNett having gone on visit to her
old Illinois home, expecting to be abb
sent for some time.
c. L. Taylor's sisters, Miss Lottie
and Mrs. J. w. Wilkeson, returned
from the coast this week, and after
spending several days here returned to
the coast and from there will go to
their respective homes in Iowa and
Missouri.
Apples will be picked this year
great deal earlier than usual, according
to a statement given out by some OF
the leading orchardists and fruit men.
The fruit is more advanced this season
than in past years, and will be nom
two to four weeks early.
Andrew Lindberg, who did the work
on the Leavenworth State Bank, has
about concluded to cast his lot with
the people OF this town and make his
future home here. He returned rom
Seattle the first Of this week whittier
he went to attend the marriage OF his
daughter.
The wife and little girl Of S. A. Hum
phries have improved SO much as to be
considered out OF danger. There have
been quite a number Of cases OF typhoid
fever in this town the past two
months, but they were all OF miio
form and not single death has so Tar
resulted.
FIJI. Rothert was here this week
on his way from Hoquiam to Spokane
For the last three weeks ne has oeen
laid up at his home as the result oil the
runaway he was in when last here. he
saws he hopes to begin on his steel