The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1910-09-23
LEAVENWORTH LOCALS

on wednesday.
Mrs. A. H. Anderson is building a
new bungalo in the east end Of town.
Joe Massie is putting up a new
building in the east part OF town which
will be used for a milk depot.
Mr.. ]. S. Smith, who has been suf-
fering from an attack Of typhoid fever
for the past few weeks, is improving.
M. A. Goldman returned Tuesday
from a trip to the Quincy district
where he purchased fine looking bay
team.
The Wenatchee Valley Improve
ment Co. recently added new buggy
and team to their land-selling equip
ment.
Mrs. James Mackey arrived from
Everett Wednesday afternoon and will
visit with the family of Tom Grant for
a few days.
Mrs. Vessey, of North Yakima, who
has several herds OF sheep grazing in
the surrounding mountains, was in town
a few days this week.
M. F. Peake began work this week
on a 24x34, two story addition to the
building he recently bought from
Frank Brady on the river front.
M. Swartout, of Seattle, came over
on one of his periodical trips this week,
and is here enjoying the fine weather
we always have this time Of year.
Mr.. A. Pinch has resigned his posi-
ton with Emil Franks meat market
and accepted position with the Mer-
camille Co., in the grocery department.
G. w. Sampson and Harry Warner
are in Seattle purchasing fixtures for
the new meat market, which will occupy
the new Johnson building that is being
erected on front street.
o. S. Sampson and wife spent last
Sunday down on Pine flat with the
family of Fred Miller, where they met
other members of the Sampson family
and had a good time, reports 0. S.
The Epworth League will give
Hard Times" social, Thursday even
ing, Sept. 29, at the home of Peter
Sauer, in the north part Of town. All
come early and wear your workin'
rags.
o. S. Sampson has let the contract
for a new brick building just west of
the Johnson building on front street,
when completed it will be occupied by
c. H. Phillips, who will open restau-
rant.
Mrs. Ed Ednonds, from Bremerton,
Wash, sister of Mrs. A. J. Martin, is
here on a visit. Mrs. Edmonds for
merly lived here, but for the past nine
wears has made her home on the
Sound.
The work Of reconstruction has been
started on the warehouse OF J. q. De-
bord's, on Front street, which was
partially destroyed by fire some time
ago. Mr.. Debord will completely
cover the building with corrugated
iron.
Howard Van Brocklen has resigned
his position in the Tumwater Light &
Water Office and accepted position as
clerk in Sharman's clothing store. Mr..
Hersch, formerly bookkeeper in the
LID. store, has taken Mr.. Van Brock
lens place.
The Brotherhood of Locomotive
Fnemen will open their new hall on
the north side of the track on the oth
Of October with grand ball, to which
everybody is invited. The boys have
fine hall of their very own, of which
they are Justly proud, being the only
lodge of the order in the state to own
its own building.
At present the Methodist church is
without pastor, owing to the scarcity
of ministers in the conference. Kew.
Weigel, of Odessa, occupied the pulpit
last Sunday and if pastor can be
secured for the Odessa work Rev Wei
gel will take the Leavenworth charge.
Rev. ]. o. Hawk, the former pastor,
has been transferred to the Waterville
charge.
On Thursday evening Of last week
a number Of young people gathered at
the home of Mrs. J. L. Maston and
surprised Miss Dorothy Jefferson. A
very pleasant time was enjoyed by all;
a dainty lunch was served by the host
esses. Misses Ethel and Edna Maston.
Miss Jefferson will leave soon for
California, where she expects to make
her future home.
F. S. Cannon. of Seattle, father OF
Mrs. Judah, is here on visit and will
design and superintend the erection OF
a five room bungalo for DR.. judah on
the lots he recently bought from Paul
Weigand. They are located on the
corner opposite the Mason rooming