The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1910-07-22


Joe Peltier has accepted a position
in Sharinan's clothing store, where his
friends will find him in future.
Harry Moore was called to Seattle
Monday to attend his wife who is in a
Seattle hospital where she underwent
an operation.
R. T. King and wife and Vivian
Shore left for Rock creek the first Of
this week and will fish, hunt, and recre-
ate for the next thirty days.
Mrs. E. A. King and her neice, Miss
Marian Genge, departed for Everett
Wednesday afternoon and will spend
the ensuing two months on the Sound.
F. A. Reynolds accompanied his
wife and children to Indiana last week
but will be back in time to resume
his canvass for the office of county
auditor.
Go and see the Girl Of the Hour"
at the opera house tonight. You
remember "Charley's Aunt" Well,
this is much better play and affords
abundant amusement.
Gene Hamilton spent several days
here this week and secured an order
for an auto from Charley Fox. Gene
may again become citizen of Leaven-
worth, say his many friends here.
A three line ad in last weeks Echo
sold a dozen hammocks for one of our
patrons in less than a week. Moral,
:" 1t pays to advertise This remark
was once made by bright little boy.
Misses Maudie and Georgia Hall,
from O,Neil. Nebraska, sisters Of Mrs.
Guy A. Hamilton, arrived here last Fri,
day and will remain for the next six
weeks, intending to visit other friends
in Washington before returning to
Nebraska.
The population Of this town has
been increased by two this week. At
the home of Robert Williamson, on
Sunday last, wee bit of a girl made
her appearance. On Monday a boy
was ushered into existence at the home
of ]. F. Stafford.
J. w. Beasley and wife returned
last Saturday from Oregon, where they
spent several months. Mrs. Beasley
has been in poor health and the trip
was made in the hopes that it would
do her good. Mr.. Beasley is quite
favorably impressed with Oregon and
the opportunities for getting home
there.
Err. Belvel, OF Lineville, Iowa, with
his wife and granddaughter, has been
here for the past week visiting relatives
living near Wenatchee lake. He is an
uncle of Lloyd Belvel and was for
many years leading merchant in his
native town, but recently retired.
The doctor and Mrs Elmer returned
from Seattle Tuesday morning, whittier
the doctor went last week after he was
advised that Mrs. Elmer was quite
sick. Mrs. Elmer has been on the
Sound for the last three weeks and was
taken sick while there but had fully re-
covered when she returned.
If YOU want to exercise the right
to vote for state and county officers
this fall you will have to register. You
can have your name enrolled any time
from 1880 in the morning until 9
O. clock at night in the Office OF the
Wenatchee Valley Improvement Co.,
by Guy A. Hamilton, who is registra-
ton officer.
Burt Adams waived examination last
and was placed under a $500
bond for his appearance at the Septem-
Der term Of court, and in default was
taken to Wenatchee by Sheriff Debord
and placed in Jail. He is the man
who last week was supposed to have
robbed a man by the name Of Mattson
of S42 up in the canyon.
Mr.. Austin, proprietor Of the Over
land restaurant, closed that hostelry
last week and he and his wife will take
a much needed rest. The restaurant
will remain closed for ten days, and
after undergoing some changes in the