The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1910-04-15

Thomas, the Quality Grocer. 10
L. w. Bloom of Wenatchee, was
here this week.
Miss Belle Southworth Of Seattle is
here visiting with her parents this
week.
Bulk seeds and onion sets at D. NJ.
Thomas, the Quality Grocer. 13'
T. G. Jarvis left Tuesday afternoon
for Index, Wash, to be gone several
days.
Mrs. T. w. Greve went to Merritt
Tuesday afternoon to spend few days
with friends.
Follie Rebhahn Of Seattle is here to
help improve ten-acre tract OF Cascade
Orchard land which his father recently
acquired.
The Poeppmoeller brothers have
leased the John Emig place just north
Of town and have taken possession Of
the place.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Smythe of Ever
EFT arrived here last week and are &C.
cupying a cottage on their orchard
tract just north Of town.
Special for this week is regular 25c
coffee, two pounds for Csc. D. M.
Thomas, Quality Grocer. 13'
]. Harper, from New Westminster,
B. c., cousin of Mrs. A. E. James, ar
rived here last week and will visit a
short time with the James family. If
he likes our country he may decide TO
locate here.
Joe Peltier and family returned from
Index, Wash, last Saturday, and will
again take up their residence on his
ranch east of town. When he learned
that Leavenworth had a new ball park
and had raised thousand dollars to
push the team along this summer, he
just could not resist the call Of the
diamond.
The Echo had very pleasant visit
with w. H. Hall, real estate man
from Tacoma, one day this week. Mr..
Hall is spending the week here and is
very favorably impressed with this por
ton of the Wenatchee valley.
Harry Watson has taken the position
OF bookkeeper for the Leavenworth
Furniture & Hardware Co. Mr.. Watson
has been a resident of Leavenworth fol-
the past six months.
R. S. VanCampen disposed Of his in
terest in the Scenic theatre last week
to his partner, M. B. Hake, who will
continue to direct the destinies of this
popular resort. What Mr.. VanCampen
will engage in has not yet developed.
Doubtless his energies will find vent in
some new direction.
A. L. Mitchell, J. B. Hathaway, ].
G. Franklin and F. E. Carlquist, were
among the Jurors summoned from this
place to appear in the present term o
the superior court.
Miss Maude Merriam and her aunt,
Mrs. Riggs, received telegram Tues
day morning informing them of the
death OF an uncle, T. c. Napier, O.
Brooklyn, N. Y. No information as tc
the cause of the death was conveyed
in the telegram. -Wenatchee World.
B. N. Johnston, owner of a seven
acre tract in the Cascade Orchards
came up from Cashmere the first Of this
week. He recently sold his ten-acre
fruit ranch, two miles southwest o.
Cashmere, for $4,000. -Four year;
ago he bought the land in the raw state
for $500. Mr.. Johnston has grown
to be quite an expert orchardist and il
one of the greatest boosters in the land
A new county bridge connecting the
different tracts of the Cascade Garden!
is an assured fact. The county ha.
granted the material necessary for ;
bridge. The money necessary to pal
for the construction has been subscrib
ed by the owners of Cascade tracts, anC
the recently washed out bridge vii
soon be replaced by new and bette
bridge.
The city council Of Wenatchee re
fused last Tuesday night to grant th'
ffty-year franchise which the Wenat