The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1910-07-08

Miss margaret Reeder, of Spokane,
a schoolday friend of Miss Edna Feath-
erstone, is here on a visit of several
weeks duration.
Our Kid Band was the feature Of the
Wenatchee celebration. In the parade
they attracted more attention than all
the other bands put together.
c. J. Simons and wife, mother and
father Of R. E. Simons, arrived from
California last Saturday and intend to
establish their permanent home here.
E. J. Berry from Skagway, Alaska,
engineer on the White Pass railroad,
stopped off here on his way to Spokane
to visit with Ed Tholn, of whom he is
an old friend.
o. E. Kenyon came over from Spo-
kane just in time to spend his Fourth
here and departed in the evening. He
found things on his big Eagle creek
ranch in satisfactory condition.
Mrs. J. D. Wheeler departed on the
early morning train Wednesday for
Omaha, Nebraska, in response to
telegram advising her of the serious
illness Of her father, prominent attor-
ney Of that place.
R. L. Peake and wife departed for
their Portland home on Wednesday,
after a most delightful visit of two
weeks with their children. Mr.. Peake
said he was delighted with his visit and
to come again.
Always good and always the same,
our ice cream and soft drinks. If at
any time you find anything the matter
with them let US know, SO we can
change it. Palace of Sweets. %
Mrs. F. A. Reynolds, of Mason creek,
will leave Sunday with four children
for her old home in Indiana, intending
to be gone for several months visiting
friends and relatives. She has been in
for the past seven years
and this is her first trip to the old home.
o. S. Sampson and F. S. Jacobsen
led quite bunch that went to Wenat-
chez Wednesday morning to see the
deciding game played between the
Leavenworth and Wenatchee ball teams
for the big purse hung up by the We
natchee Fourth Of July committee.
Martin Christensen came back from
the Big Bend long enough to spend
the Fourth with Leavenworth friends.
For the past few months he has spent
most of his time in the Big Bend coun-
try buying cattle for Mr.. Franks Wen
atchee and Leavenworth markets.
The residents OF Wenatchee lake and
White river valley had a Fourth OF July
celebration of their own. This is
custom they have been keeping up for
several years. Olivet Bates came down
and laid in the supply Of fireworks and
they did not need.
Miss Lottie Taylor stopped off here
last Sunday to visit with her brother,
c. S. Taylor, who is employed by the
Leavenworth Mercantile Co., and on
Tuesday proceeded on her way intend
ing to go to Blaine, Wash, to join her
sister who is visiting there and will
spend the summer in Washington.
F. A Drebis and wife took the after
noon train Wednesday for Moses Lake,
where they are now making their home.
Mr.. Drebis visited over the Fourth
with his wife's mother and father, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Hartshorn, of the
Cascade Orchards. Mr.. Drebis is now
manager for large orchard company in
the Moses coulee at big fat salary
and is prospecting. He said he might
return to Leavenworth later on as he
still has warm place in his affections
for this town. The Echo would rejoice
TO see him back. He was one OF the
most persistent and consistent boosters
we ever had.
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