The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1910-09-30
LEAVENWORTH LOCALS

FRANK Meeker was IN town the tlrSt
Of the week.
Harry Gurds is putting up a new
three-room cottage on the north side.
Mrs. Del Mccoy, of Peshastin, was
a guest of Mrs. AL Meisner on We'd
nesday.
Charley Shugart took the train We'd
nesday for Seattle and will be away for
several days.
D. H. Magyar attended the non
partisan judiciary convention at Ia
coma this week.
Mrs. G. w. Briskey is spending a
few days in town with her daughter,
Mrs. c. E. Andrews.
Milton Dunlap, Of Tacoma, spent
several days here last week visiting his
brother, T. C. Dunlap.
The boys at the school house have
a new football and are getting lots of
fun out of it as we'll as wholesome ex-
ercise.
Fred Warren and Arthur Hamilton
are up from Wenatchee this week do
ing some surveying on the south side
of the river.
c. L. Jefferson and family left for
California Thursday morning. Mr.. JET
ferson expects to make that state their
future home.
Porches are being added TO the new
B. of L. F. & E. hall and the floor is
being prepared for the big annual ball
next Wednesday night.
The plans are ready for a bungalow
style of residence to be erected for +.
A. Reynolds on the north side. Work
on the foundation will start in few
days.
Mrs. A. ]. Martin, who represents
the undertaking firm of Hamilton q
Son of Wenatchee, has beautiful new
hearse for the Leavenworth end of the
business.
The new residence Of F. R. Peake,
one of Leavenworth's hustling real
estate men, that is being built on the
Chumstick about mile from town, Is
nearly completed.
Chelan county has Us school teach
ers according to a statement recent
" made by Superintendent Bowersox'
Twelve of them are employed IN the
Leavenworth schools.
Miss Lulu Ouren, daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. Geo. Ouren OF this place,
was married last week to Walter II.
Burke of Spokane. We are told that
they will make their home in Spokane
John Chapman and son Everett, OF
Louisa, KY, are visiting with J. u
Debord. Mr.. Chapman is going to
locate somewhere in the Northwest and
NAV find Leavenworth a satisfactory
,,loca for his future residence.
f. H. Rothert, Of the Washington
Iron & Steel Co., Spokane, arrived
from the coast yesterday. He says ne
expects some definite developments IN
regard to the location Of the steel plant
at this place within a short time.
NJ F. Gilbert, the Peshastin real es-
tate man. has moved his home and
Headquarters to Wenatchee, where ne
will continue his efforts toward the SET
Element and development OF orchard
lands in the upper Wenatchee valley
Sheriff Ferguson, OF Wenatchee'
made two arrests in Everett on sus-
picion of the parties being connected
with the robbery of Hofee's store'
but both men proved an abb. The
sheriff has other evidence on which ne
is working.
The Icicle Canal Co., whose deVei-
opment operations have been almost
suspended for the past two MONTHS
resumed work on their big ditch TINS
week with about Is men. 1t IS under
stood that this force will be greatly IN
creased in the next few days and the
work pushed forward as rapidly as pos
sible until snow falls.
Virgil, the five-month-Old infant oil
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Searles, died
Tuesday evening of pneumonia Inc
funeral was held yesterday at the nome
- haraavsd family, Kew. w. v.