The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1910-04-29
LfAVENWORTH LOCALS

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A wee bit of boy arrived at the
home OF Frank Searles last Wednesday
Conductor Thomas Smith and family
OF Hillyard are recent additions tc
Leavenworth.
DR.. w. w. Elmer will answer all
professional calls from the country. l6"
The Lutheran Ladies' Aid society
will meet at the home Of Mrs. S. c.
Woldenberg on Thursday, May S.
Friday and Saturday only, oil paint
ings valued from SOC to IS to be had
for SOC at Wheeler's Studio. 10"
Mrs. Booth, mother Of E. c. Booth,
on her way to the Philippine islands,
stopped off here Monday to make a
brief visit with the family of her son.
Have you seen that leather couch to
be given away by the Furniture Co.
Go in and ask about how you can get
chance at it. 16*
M. F. Peake m ade a business trip
to Everett and will return the last of
the week.
c. c. Griggs and Gene Hamilton
and wife and Mrs. Olive, of Wenatchee,
were up to take dinner with Guy Ham
ilton and wife Wednesday.
]. B. Adams new seven-passenger
Pullman auto arrived last Wednesday.
1t is handsome machine and the first
one to come into Leavenworth. Jean
Hamilton drove it up from Wenatchee.
Mr.. Adams has engaged Jerome Sou
der as his chauffer and will undoubt-
eddy get lot of pleasure out of his
machine this summer.
R. w. Vermilya Of Wenatchee spent
several days in Leavenworth this week.
This was Mr.. Vermilya's first visit to
Leavenworth, and he says he was sur
prised to find so much evidence Of
thrift and prosperity.
Martin Christensen is over in the
Big Bend country looking for fat cattle.
For the past few weeks he has been
devoting his time to outdoor work
rather than to the Leavenworth
Market.
J. S. w. Johnson has moved onto
his Eagle creek ranch and is improving
it by setting out an orchard this spring.
He says he prefers ranch life to work
ing in town.
Frank Bartleman, who has occupied
the position Of bookkeeper for the
Tumwater Light & Water Co. for the
past few months, has resigned, and
shortly after the first OF May will leave
for Michigan where he has good po-
sitio waiting him. He says he came
here for his wife's health and that she
has gotten quite well again on Leaven-
worth air and sunshine. V. M. Taft,
recently from Montana, will take Mr..
Bartleman's place with the Light &
Water Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Edwards return
ed from Portland, Oregon, Wednesday
morning, after an absence of six weeks,
where they visited with friends and rel
atives. Mrs. Edwards had a severe
spell of sickness, but had gotten better
before returning, and thinks she will
improve rapidly in the invigorating
atmosphere of Leavenworth.
Deputy Sheriff Debord was called to
Chiwaukum the first OF this week to
take charge Of man who worked IN
French's logging camp by the name OF
Martin Tellor. Tellor developed symp-
toms of insanity and threatened to at
tack one of the employees with knife.
He was taken to Wenatchee where ne
was pronounced insane and sent to
Medical Lake asylum.
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