The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1910-06-24
LfAVENWORTH LOCALS

Attenuon Eagles! Meeting tonight.
Joe and Leonard Debord paid a bust
ness visit to Merritt last Sunday, return
ing the next day.
After an absence Of two weeks spent
in Seattle and Wenatchee J. A. Dorman
returned the first of this week.
Julian I. Magyar left for Seattle the
first of this week and will visit among
friends there for a week or two.
Miss Edna Featherstone returned
from Pullman, Wash, last Saturday,
where she attended the university.
A. J. Martin came in from his ranch
near Cashmere to attend the marriage
of his daughter, Miss Mary Martin.
Those people who bought lots of the
Jovila Land Co. will please communi-
cate with x. L., Gen. Delivery, Wen
atchee, Wash. D.
H. A. Boblet, from Wenatchee, came
here last week and found conditions so
favorable that he decided to locate and
open paint shop.
Marshall Leonard, who has been
making his home here with his uncle,
w. J. Gull, left Saturday morning on a
visit to Soldier, Idaho, where his father
resides. He intends to return here to
spend the winter and attend the high
school.
H. c. Peters, Of Seattle, spent day
here this week and visited among the
the Cascade Orchard residents. He
plated the property and built the If
rigation ditch which waters the land,
several years ago. and is now engaged
in big irrigation project in the Palouse
country.
E. w. Rottler and Olof Hanson, Of
Seattle, spent several days here this
week. Both gentlemen are interested
in fruit land in the Cascade Orchards
and come here occasionally to look at
their holdings. They expect small
crop this year and thereafter may conf
IDENTIFY look for an increasing yield every
year.
]. c. Davis and wife left for Tacoma
Monday morning. Mr.. Davis will at
tend a meeting OF the Masonic frater-
nifty in the City of Destiny.
c. S. Congleton, special examiner of
lands applied for in national forests,
under act of June II, 1906, arrived in
Leavenworth Tuesday, from Republic,
TO take up his official work on the
Wenatchee forest. He left for Wenat-
chez lake this morning to examine
lands in that vicinity.
Mrs. w. L. Bloom spent several
DAYS here the first of the week looking
after business interests. She will leave
in few days for the east and expects
to be absent several months, during
which time she will visit in Canada.
Mr.. Bloom and Master Howard have
already gone to visit at the old home
in Minnesota.
Mr.. Koerner has made an entire trans
formation in the appearance OF the front
portion of the postoffice building which
he will occupy with his drug store
Handsome new drug store fixtures,
new arrangement of the shelving,
rustic soda fountain and glass cases tax
ing the place of counters, all helps tc
make of his place a modern and attrac-
tive place in which to do business.
VIM. Elcott and family arrived this
week from Moberly, Mo-, and expect
to again make Leavenworth their home
Some six years ago the family moved
away after living here for several years
when Mr.. Elcott was employed in the
roundhouse.
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Ell. Rothert, manager OF the Wash
ington Steel & Iron Co., Of Spokane
and J. F. Terkelson Of the same city
spent several days here this week
They are interested in an iron ore
proposition which may mean much t'
this country. 1t is too soon to give
out definite information at present, ou
in the near future The Echo may have
an interesting story to tell the people
of Leavenworh. Magnetic iron ore
while very valuable, has always peer
considered refractory. Recently us
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