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

Machine oils, all kinds. Kings
City Drug Store. 10"
Mrs. Alex Nichols of Cashmere was
visiting here with her daughter, Mrs.
Buchanan, last week.
Dr.. Hoxsey went to Blewett Monday
and reports girl born to the family of
George w. Hansel.
To get SIS leather couch for one
dollar, ask the Furniture Co. about it.
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R. E. Simon made hurry-up trip to
Seattle Tuesday night, returning the
following night.
Materials for making sprays for fruit
trees, etc., etc. Kings City Drug
Store. 10"
Fred Kyarsguard has been added to
the round-house force, in the capacity
of assistant foreman.
Mrs. ]. o. Hawk and two children
are in Wenatchee this week, visiting
old Nebraska friends.
James Beard has moved onto the
Cascade Orchard ranch of A. G. Mccoy
and will spend the summer there cult
waiting the place.
DR.. o. w. Mintzer, superintendent
of the Columbia district, held quarterly
conference in the M. E. church at this
place Monday evening.
Among the Cashmere people who
attended the Odd Fellows celebration
last Saturday evening we met Geo. F.
Watson, Dan Shaser, F. A. Paten, w.
B. Phelps, Burt Searles and E. L.
Bates. They tell of having had
pleasant visit with their brother Odd
Fellows.
Daniel H. Knott, brother-in-law Of
Mrs. E. c. Booth, a hotel man in New
York city, visited here few days last
week. Mr.. Knott was in attendance
at the hotel mems convention in Los
Angeles and came here to visit his
relatives.
L. S. Allies sold his seven-acre tract
Of land on the north side OF the track
to Robert Swalwell, Of Everett, this
week. The place is improved and
most of the land is set to orchard. The
price at which it changed hands is
$4,000.
Mrs. v. R. Gaspard left Wednesday
for Seattle to join her husband, who is
on his way to Oregon. Master Bill
will remain here with his grandparents,
DR.. and Mrs. Elmer.
Frank J. Brady went to Spokane this
week to consult a physician. He re-
Gently underwent an operation there
from which he has not entirely recov-
cred.
AL Hearschbach, from Index, Wash,
is here visiting with Joe Peltier, of
whom he is an old friend. Mr.. HeGsch-
bach is baseball enthusiast and takes
an active interest in the promotion of
the game in his home town.
Mrs. Frank Sutton came over last
week from Seattle, where, with her
husband, she spent the winter. Mrs.
Sutton says she likes Seattle very much,
her health having improved, and in
tends to remain there indefinitely. She
will rent their Leavenworth home while
here.
Frank OFT, who was down from We
natchee lake the first Of the week, said
White river and Little Wenatchee river
were very high and constantly rising,
with indications OF higher water than
for years.
A party of friends were invited TO
the home of Madge Beasley on
Wednesday evening to celebrate her
fifteenth birthday anniversary. A very
pleasant evening was spent, games and
music furnishing entertainment, after
which delightful luncheon was served.
The warm evening permitted some
out-of-door games on the lawn, after
which the guests departed, wishing
their hostess many happy returns of
the day.
The following sheep men have been
here past week making arrangements
with the forestry department for sum-
mer range for their sheep: John Glib
bons, Ephrata; F. M. Rothrock, Trini-
dad; Bill Young, Ephrata. Sheepmen
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