The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1910-07-01
LEAVFNWORTH LOCALS

Those people who bought lots of the
Jovila Land Co. will please communi-
cate with x. L., Gen. Delivery, Wen
atchee, Wash. 24'
Mrs. A. Brown left last Sunday
morning for Philadelphia and expects
to be absent for four weeks.
Miss Bessie Walker left this week
for Seattle, where she will spend a
month visiting with friends.
John L. Field, formerly from Quincy,
Wash, has bought lot and is build
ing store house at Appleton and will
put in a stock of general merchandise.
Messrs. Lloyd and McMurchie, Of
Everett, each bought a fve-acre tract
of Appleton land the past week.
DR.. McKeown will spend his Fourth
at Everett, for which place he leaves
tomorrow. Before returning he will
attend a state meeting Of the Dental
Association at Everett, which will be in
session on the 7th, 9th and 9th of
July.
J. B. Hathaway, IT., is back at the
grocery counter of the Id. store,
after being laid up six weeks with rheu-
matism. He returned Tuesday from a
weeks treatment at Soap Lake.
We sell Ice Cream in any quantity
at Koerner's Pharmacy in the Post
Office. Is
That new burglar proof electric sys-
TEN which was installed in The Leav-
enworth State Bank this week caused
no end of comment. 1t is the latest
thing to offer protection against that
ingenious individual, the bank thief.
The funds of the government are pro-
tected by similar system, but this is
claimed to be an improvement on that
in use by the government. The pub
lie has been invited TO inspect the
vault and protective system. The
doors of the bank were opened for
business this morning.
Mrs. Charles Roach took an east
bound train Sunday morning intending
to go to her old home, St. Thomas,
Ontario. For the past year she has
made her home with her son, w. c.
Roach.
In ball game played at Appleton
last Sunday between the Wenatchee
Valley team and the Chumstickers the
former won by score of 10 to Is,
which indicates an amateurish game.
The batteries were: Wenatchee Valley,
John Brender and o. B. Hayes; Chum-
stickers, chatham and Winters. The
next game will be played the first Sun
day after the Fourth.
Phil Bartlett arrived here Wednes-
day afternoon direct from New York
city, where he has been for several
months. He is on his way to southern
California, where he now resides, but
could not resist the temptation to stop
off and visit with old friends a few days.
Gene Hamilton and wife came up
from Wenatchee last Sunday to take in
the ball game and stayed over until
Wednesday to visit with the family Of
his brother, Guy A. Hamilton.
Clyde Davis and his sister, Miss Leo,
and the others who took part in the
concert for the benefit Of the Congre'
gational church piano fund, went tc
Peshastin last Friday night and repeat
ed the program to large and appreci'
alive audience. A considerable mum
Der Of people went from here, among
whom were R. B. Field and Mrs
Field, and L. J. Nelson and Mrs
Nelson.
Marvin Stewart, OF Wenatchee, was
circulating among the land owners this
week and taking orders for fruit trees
from the Columbia & Okanogan Nur'
sery. His nursery stock is we'll known
among the fruit growers, having sold
large quantity for last springs delivery
all OF which gave satisfaction.
Last Friday R. L. Peake and wife
arrived here from Portland, Oregon, to
visit with his son, M. F. Peake. He
was seventy-four years old the day he
arrived, but really looks ten or fifteen
years younger. His wife, who is foul
,aare yonpoer than her husband, is still