The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1910-03-11
LEAVENWORTH AND VICINITY

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Emil Frank, of Wenatchee came up
yesterday morning and after looking
over his market business at this end Of
the line, he returned home Friday
morning.
Postmaster Mccoy of Peshastin was
here Wednesday. He says the bene-
fit concert for the library fund Tuesday
night was we'll attended and highly
appreciated.
The Scenic Theater is showing some
exceptionally good pictures these
days, you should go down and see
them. A strong bill has been arranged
for next Sunday. might.
Roadmaster P. F. Conley left last
Sunday for Soap lake with the hope Of
obtaining relief from an attack of mus
cular rheumatism from which he has
suffered for theopast month.
For the best coffee go to D. M.
Thomas, Quality Grocer. g
Station Agent Woodrow says he is
looking for a number of cars of freight
from the west destined for Leaven-
worth merchants TO arrive this week by
way of the Northern Pacific.
A snow slide OF considerable size
came down near Drury yesterday. Be
yond delaying trains between this point
and the tunnel no damage was done.
The obstruction was removed before
night.
Forest Assistant Willis has gone to
Cascade Tunnel to take pictures of
the country where the recent disastrous
slides occurred with view to demon
strating the conditions that tend to
produce slides.
We will have lime and sulphur for
spraying. D. M. Thomas, Quality
Grocer.
H. A. Thompson and L. w. Max
we'll, recent arrivals from Memphis,
Tenn, will be employed on the We
natchee Valley & Northern railway,
operations on which will likely be re-
sumed next month.
Mrs. M. Roden, mother of Mrs. P.
F. Conley has gone to Wallace, Idaho,
to visit another daughter Mrs. P.
Brady, of that place and expects to
return in about a month to make her
home with her daughter, Mrs. Conley.
Prosecuting attorney Kemp came
up from Wenatchee yesterday to repre-
sent the state in a complaint against
a jap who is charged with shooting at
the foreman OF track gang in the Vi
cinity OF Drury, about six miles up the
canyon on Tuesday.
Garden seeds Of all kinds at D. M.
Thomas, Quality Grocer. g
Sheriff Ferguson was one OF the vol
unteers who turned out last Friday and
Saturday to help clear the track Of
slides between here and Chiwaukum.
Those who saw him WELD a shovel say
he must have had some previous ex-
perience as he talked the job like a
veteran Jerry"
Frank OFT was here from Wenatchee
lake this week. He says the snow is
fast disappearing but there is still be-
tween FIVE and six feet on level. He
also says a number OF slides came down
the mountain side near the head Of
the lake, but none of them did serious
damage, tho some OF them came very
near the Bates hotel.
An Italian laborer was brought TO
the hospital Wednesday who was ser
iously injured by a flying piece OF
metal on Wednesday forenoon. He
was in front OF rotary snow pillow work
ing near the Cascade tunnel when the
accident occurred. DR.. Shore who at
tended the injured man says he has
hopes OF his recovery.
Don't fail to attend the Hard Time
dance in the opera house Saturday eve
ming. A big crowd is expected.
Thru the efforts Of State Organizer
Smith Grange was organized at Pc
shastin on Monday night last with
membership of 25. The next meet
ing will be held Saturday night March