The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1912-04-26

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Mrs. VIM. Roach and Mrs. Johr
Larue were visitors in Wenatchee
Wednesday.
A. L. Haines returned from Roch.
ester, Mimi, with his wife yesterday
afternoon.
J. B. Violette went to Wenatchee
Thursday afternoon to a meeting OIL
the Moose Lodge.
c. Shaefer and wife Of Olympia are
here this week the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. B. Adams.
Two Columbia monographs both
large machines that you can buy at a
sacrifice. Palace of Sweets 15ti
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Tegtmeier re-
turned Wednesday from Everett after a
short visit with relatives in that city.
Mrs. Mary Farmer, wife of Ira G.
Farmer, formerly of this city filed a
suit for divorce in Seattle this week on
the grounds of non-support.
Bricklaying on the Tumwater Light
and Water Co.'S building on Ninth
street began yesterday and is being
pushed with the vigor for which Con-
tractor Speidel is we'll known.
Ben Moore, who has been employed
as machinist in the round house in
this city for the past three years, left
Sunday for INTERPLAY, Wash, to accept a
position in the machine shops there.
w. F. Blankenship, old time resi-
dent on the shores of Wenatchee lake
was in Leavenworth last Saturday. He
says the ranchers of the upper country
are looking for a prosperous summer.
w. E. Moore and S. A. Burce spent
several days in Seattle this week pur-
chasing fixtures and stock for their
new pool room, which will be located
in the room made vacant by Jensen &
Son.
J. D. Mckay, OF Seattle, owner of a
fruit ranch in the Cascade orchards,
came over on one of his occasional
visits. His family will be here next
month to remain several months on
the ranch.
Council Weigand has bought FIVE
passenger Ford machine which he ex-
poets in about the first of May. Mr..
Weigand's friends want to know ii all
the councilmen are going to have
autos, if so they all want to be coun-
cilmen.
A. D. Allen was here Monday on
his way to Chiwaukum. He spent the
winter with his family on his Cash
mere fruit ranch and is moving his
family to Chiwaukum this week and
expects to be there all summer, where
he owns homestead.
Judge ]. J. King, formerly resident
of Leavenworth, but now living at Kelso
Wash, stopped off here last Sunday on
his way to Waterville, to visit his
daughter, Mrs. Shore and the Doctor.
The Judge says he likes his new home
and thinks all southwestern Washington
has great future.
Station Agent Lee went to Spokane
last Sunday to attend the meeting OF
Great Northern agents, and says he
was treated right royalty. A morning
and afternoon session was held. Many
matters OF interest were discussed ana
in the afternoon a ride over the inter
urban as guests Of the road to near
by lake was given to the visitors.
George Godfrey and wife arrived here
Wednesday morning on their way to
Oregon where they intend to locate.
For the past two years they have made
their, home at Springdale, Wash, Mr.
Godfrey was for three years cashier al
the Great Northern station. Before pro-
ceeding on their journey they Will WISH
for three or four days with the family OF
Mrs. Godfrey's brother, Mr.. Pearl Bis
sci and wife.
Henry A. Sampson, oil Couer d
Alene, Idaho, brother OF 0. ). Samp-
son, was not expected here last Sun
day and gained entrance to his orotn-
ers home without the aid OF a key.
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