The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1910-03-04
LEAVFNWORTH AND VICINITY

with friends yesterday.
Mrs. Ziegler. from Helena Montana
mother of Mrs. J. S. Love, is here on
visit Of indefinite length.
Attention Eaglesl Meeting tonight
An entertainment is to be given in
Peshastin hall for the benefit of the
Peshastin library on Tuesday night
March 9Th.
John Mckenzie this week bought an
acre lot in the Darling Land Co.'S ad-
dition--and has already begun to i'm
prove his'purchase. by. building house.
Robert Nickles and wife came down
fromI Beaver creek,'yesterday and are on
their way Cashmere to visit friends.
Part of the distance was made on snow
shoes.
The Hard Times" dance adver-
tised for Saturday night has, been post
poned to some future date, due men
ton OF which will be made in these
columns.
Splitting mauls the best that can be
made, each, S1.75 at D. M. Thomas,
Quality Grocer. Z
A snowslide on the Chumstick road
just opposite the Chas. Cromwell place,
eight miles from town, closed the road
to travel for a short time. 1t was
cleared out by the neighbors last Sun
day.
Guy Stage, the fortunate owner OF an
orchard ranch in the Wenatchee valley
about two and half miles from Leav-
enworth, was in town the first of the
week. He said the roads are getting
abominably bad.
James Buchanan, Great Northern
lineman, was called to Everett just be-
fore the railroad blockade set in. His
sister, Mrs. Marks, died in an Everett
hospital, where she has been for the
past few months with no hopes of re-
covery.
Don't forget that you ought to try
Hill Bros. coffee if 20 are not already
using it. Sold by D. M. Thomas Quail
ity Grocer. Y
Marshall Joe Teshera has given no
tice of his intention to resign, his resig-
nation to take effect April 1st. The
matter Of his successor has not yet
been determined. The friends of C..
M. Wilcox will present petition to
have him appointed.
Two men, whose names we have not
been able to learn, were killed at We'll
lington on Thursday night Feb oath.
They were workingmen, occupying a
shack near the tunnel, and were
crushed in small slide occurring be-
fore the disastrous one of a week fol-
lowing.
]. G. Fritz has taken a two-year
lease on the room recently occupied by
Mahoney 4 Salick in the Biork build
ing. 1t is Mr.. Fritz's intention to en-
gage in the real estate business, for
which he is very we'll fitted, having a
wide acquaintance turnout the state.
He has lived in Leavenworth for the
past five years and previous to coming
here lived in Everett for many years.
The editor of The Echo had the
pleasure of meeting Mr.. A. A. Hanna,
who last summer bought the Munden
place near Peshastin. Mr.. Hanna was,
up TO the time of coming TO Washing
ton, connected with the art department
OF the indianapolis News. He spent
the winter on his ranch, which is one
OF the best in the Peshastin valley, and
says he is delighted with Washington's
winter climate.
Tree primers from II inches to IL
feet long at D. M. Thomas. Quality
Grocer.
]. G. Debord disposed OF his interest
in the Leayenworth Furniture and
Hardware Co. to A. G. Mccoy the
first Of this week. The stock is now
held by by Messrs. A. G. Mccoy, c.
E. Stage and Walter Van De Grit.
The company was organized the latter
part OF last summer, taking over the
business of Debord & Mccoy. Since
the organization Of the company the
stock has been largely increased. The