The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1910-09-16
LEAVENWORTH LOCALS

Tuesday on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Charley Shugart were
down from their Chewawa river ranch
on Tuesday.
Mrs. NJ. Burke, of Spokane, has
been the guest of Mrs. Thomas Smith
the past week.
Miss Francis Mitchell, sister Of Alvin
Mitchell, is here on a visit. Her
home is in Montana.
Juan Smith is around again, after a
run Of the fever, receiving the congrat-
ulations of his friends.
E. A. King came over from Everett
Tuesday to look over his apple orchard
and incidentally to vote.
Walter Swalwen Of Everett was here
this week. He is the possessor of a
fine apple orchard north of town.
Are you going? Where? To the
dance Saturday night. Everybody is.
Hirsch's orchestra is going to furnish
the music.
Guy Hamilton and Charley Fox went
to Wenatchee yesterday morning in
Charley's auto, intending to return in
the evening.
J. G. Fritz, formerly of this place,
but who now makes his home in Seat
tie, was here on Tuesday circulating
among friends.
c. L. Jefferson, the painter, sold his
house and lot in the Merriam addition,
and says he intends to move to the
coast with his family.
The Wenatchee Valley Improve
ment Co. report the sale of the George
Mclean house on River Front avenue
this week to Harry Moore.
F. W. Hutchings and wife left
Thursday morning for Boston, where
they expect to spend a couple of
months visiting with friends.
Forest Ranger J. H. Boland, located
at Entiat, was here this week in con-
ference with Forest Supervisor Sylves-
ter in relation to the national forest in
terests.
Fred Smith, whose parents reside
here, was brought home this week
with well-developed case of typhoid
fever. He is brakeman on the G.
N railway.
Miss Isabel Anderson of Seattle, after
spending a month in the city, left
Tuesday for Orient, Wash, to visit her
brother, A. A. Anderson, editor of the
Kettle River Journal.
M. P. Spencer was up in his auto
Wednesday with the following party:
Ex-Sheriff Keller and Jack Walsh Of
Wenatchee, and R. H. Lord, a real
estate man from Chelan. They took
in the town and were having good
time.
E. A. King made sale of seven
and half acres Of improved orchard
land in the Peshastin valley last week
to A. L. Burke of Cashmere for $1,000
per acre. Mr.. King bought the land
last fall for $3.50 per acre. Five acres
of this tract will come into bearing this
year.
Mrs. Vim. Titus went to Wenatchee
last Sunday in f. L. Hobson's auto
and says she not only had an excel
lent opportunity to see the fruit Or
chards down the valley, but was driven
all over the valley surrounding the town
of Wenatchee. She came home on
the afternoon train Monday.
The regular meeting of the council
fell on election night, and as the cleo
ton was held in the council chamber
the meeting was adjourned until We'd
nesday night, when the members met
and allowed the usual monthly bills
and adjourned to Wednesday night OF
next week, when considerable business
will come before the meeting.
Lafayette Lamb, OF Clinton, Iowa,
President OF the Lamb-Davis Lumber
Co., and the Wenatche Valley and
Northern railway, as well asother sub
sidiary companies, arrived here the
first Of the week. He is inspecting
the mill plant and railroad this
week and if any changes are under
consideration in the working OF the