The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1910-08-26

were visitors in Wenatchee the first Of
the week.
y. {. Johnson, of Wenatchee, was
IN town Tuesday on a brief visit to his
son, Charles.
At the home of Ernest Blankenship,
last Friday, little daughter made her
appearance.
I. H. Estep, representing a Seattle
commission house, transacted business
in town yesterday.
Mrs. Benson Conklin, of Bay City,
Mich, an old friend of DR.. and Mrs.
Elmer, is here on a visit.
Yesterday morning, at the home of
Harry Geerds, there was born a girl,
whereat there is rejoicing.
Nettie Davis, daughter Of Postmaster
Davis, has been sick for over three
weeks with typhoid fever.
Miss Gladys Mclean, daughter Of
Engineer Geo. Mclean, Of Spokane, is
here visiting the family Of DR.. Hoxsey.
Don't fail to attend the dance in the
opera house Saturday evening.
Hirsch's orchestra will furnish the
music.
Mrs. Geo. Walker returned from lake
Wenatchee last Saturday afternoon, af-
ter spending a week at that popular
mountain resort.
Miss Anna Tholin returned from lake
Wenatchee, where she was the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacobsen, at the
Lamb-Davis club house, for two weeks
Mr.. jeremiah, representing the Puget
Sound Savings and Loan Co., of Seat
tie, spent several days here this week
securing new subscribers to his COM
pany.
DR.. Hoxsey reports the following
births this week: At the home of
Roman Fromm, last Sunday, girl; at
the home of ]. S. Akers, Wednesday,
a boy.
Judge King sold his residence last
week to ]. S. Smith, and it is report
ed, will spend the coming winter on
the coast for the benefit of Mrs. Kings
health.
Writing from Hillyard, Mrs. H. L.
Southwick says that place does not look
good to her family. She prefers to live
in Leavenworth and hopes to be back
ere long.
Kid Raymond is the proud owner Of
white and green sweater, donated to
him by the Leavenworth ball club for
his high average in batting and base
M. F. Peake bought the Brady
place on the south end of Eighth
street, fronting the river, and will at
once build a considerable addition to
the building.
As soon as the insurance adjustment
is made Mr.. Debord will begin recon-
structing the warehouse which was
burned two weeks ago. He says no
little fire can put him out of business.
J.E. Gutherless secured the con-
tract for the one-story brick building on
Front street for Mr.. Johnson and began
work on it this week. It will be 25x50
and is to be finished for occupancy this
fall.
The clerks and millmen played an
exciting game of ball last Sunday,
which resulted in the defeat of the mill
team by score Of 90 to 0. The fats
and the leans are scheduled to play
Sunday. This ought to be a good
game.
The public school will open Mon
day, Sept. S. Considerable repair work
has been done, or rather will be done,
before school opens. The walls will
be tinted in every room. One OF the
basement rooms has been fitted up for
manual training purposes.
Miss Kate Reilly, from Pearl, Wash,
and Miss Miriam Hannah, from Che
Ian, Wash, both nieces of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lyman Lamb, Of the Cascade Or
chards, departed for home Wednesday
night on the belated train, after visiting
for some time with the family of their
uncle.
Have you registered? If not do SO
at once. If you know Of some one who
has not, urge him to do so. You can
not vote at the primary election Sep
TENDER 10, unless you are registered. If
YOU do not vote at the primary election
some one may be nominated to whom
you are opposed. The primary prac-
tically settles the election.
An old German, 70 years old, work
ing on the Wells & Morris ranch, in
Knapp's coulee, in the northern part of
the county, was bitten by rattle snake
some two weeks ago. By heroic ef-
forts his life was saved. After his re-
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