The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1910-08-19
LEAVfNWORTH LOCALS

Reliance is the best Acc coffee in
the world. 2d"
M. F. Peake made quick business
trip to Seattle the first of the week.
F. E. Carlquist and J. T. Mcdonald
were visitors in Seattle the first of this
week.
DR.. Mccoy and w. R. Prowell, of
Wenatchee, were here between trains
Tuesday afternoon.
When you want a cold drink made
the way you like it, you will go to the
27' Palace of Sweets.
Messrs. Anthony Blacker and Ross
Sharpless, Of Everett, spent last Sum
day with Charles Will, on the Blacker
ranch.
Mrs. P. w. VANDERBILT came in from
the ranch on Friday afternoon and is at
the home Of her parents, i'll with ty-
phoid fever.
Mrs. L. w. Woodrow returned We'd
nesday afternoon from Malvern, Iowa,
her old home, where she has visited
for the past two months.
At the home of John Brender there
is rejoicing over the arrival of new
boy. The event occurred last week.
John is now forest fire guard.
James Edwards arrived from the
Sound the first OF this week. He says
Mrs. Edwards is at Portland at present,
but that her health is not improving
much.
w. T. Ehle, former resident of
Oklahoma, has been sojourning in this
section for several weeks and likes the
country so well that he thinks he will
remain permanently.
Last Sunday evening bonfire was
started in a back yard near a wood
shed, which caused considerable fear
among the residents around Central av-
enue, Birch and Ash streets.
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
w. J. Ferguson was here yesterday
from Wenatchee. He says he has re-
tired from the tin and hardware bust
ness, and is now devoting his time to
fruit ranch near Peshastin, in which
he has become interested.
Mrs. Annie Ward, sister of S. J.
VANDERBILT, took carbolic acid by mis-
take for medicine last Friday morning.
1t was only by prompt and stringent
means that her life was saved. DR..
Shore attended Mrs. Ward.
C. A. Campbell, bookkeeper in the
Leavenworth State bank, went to Seat
tie the first of this week, expecting to
return the latter part of the week with
his wife and baby. Mrs. Judah, wife
of DR.. ]. S. Judah, will accompany
him on his return.
c. A. Martin, from Puyallup, and
VIM. Colegove, from Orting, Wash,
passed thru here yesterday on their
way home. They had been up at In
dian Pass, the summit Of the Cascades,
surveying mining property and doing
some prospecting.
Mrs. ]. A. Hoffee was slightly in
iured at the rink one day last week.
These casualties have not had the et-
feet of lettering others from attending
this, at present the most attractive
amusement. Crowds attend every at
ternoon and evening.
C. w. Tubbs, of Wenatchee, called
on The Echo Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. Tubbs is interested in the Wenat-
chez steam laundry, and says his com
pany will make an effort to get the
laundry business which is now going to
Monroe. He says he will put on
wagon in this town and gather up and
deliver work every day, and says ne
will begin next week.
Two children Of J. G. Debord have
typhoid fever, and third has
pneumonia. DR.. Judah, who is at
tending the family says they are all
getting on as we'll as could be expected
and entertains hopes Of the speedy re-
coyery Of all. The fire coming on the