The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1913-09-26

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Mrs. Deed H. Magyar was a visitor
in Wenatchee Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Roach and
Mrs. Robt. Meath motored up to Bea.
yer creek divide last Sunday.
Mrs. A. B. Westcott is spending
this week in Everett visiting friend:
and expects to return the last of thi;
week.
George Sterling, a printer and OLD
Iowa newspaper man, now residing al
Spokane, spent several days here this
week sizing up the town and may be-
come citizen.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. S. Sampson, with
their guests, Mr.. and Mrs. S. c. Kill
liam, motored to Wenatchee Wednes-
day and visited and inspected some OIL
the fruit orchards in the lower valley.
Fred Beyers and S. ]. Hart left last
Friday for Everett, and Mrs, Fred
Beyers and I. T. Hutchinson left Satur-
day. Mrs. Clint Tubbs left Saturday
for Vancouver, B. c. All parties came
here to attend the funeral Of Mrs. l.
T. Hutchinson.
H. A. Dotson was in the city We'd
nesday making arrangements for his
removal to Seattle where he will in the
future make his home. Mrs. Dotson
is now visiting with her parents in
New Westminster, B. c.
G. A. Church, OF Everett and D. L.
Paramore, Of. Snohomish, who at
tended the Masonic conclave at We
natchee last week stopped off here
last Saturday to visit with Chas. G.
Smythe of whom they are old friends,
and called on the Echo.
Mr.. Tiffany of Monitor, one Of the
patients in the St. Francis hospital suf-
fering from an attack Of appendicitis is
reported by Dr.. McKeown to be i'm
proving. 1t being his first attack the
doctor is of the belief that the man
will pull throufih without an operation.
]. B. Best, business manager of the
Everett Herald, owner OF a fruit or
chard in the upper Wenatchee valley
near Leavenworth made a short stop
here last Saturday on his way to We
natchee. He remarked again that if
Leavenworth had a frst-class hotel
that he would ike to send his family
here for few weeks.
We have never made any claims
that the Upper Wenatchee Valley"
was particularly adapted to growing
peaches and apricots but perhaps we
have erred on the side OF modesty in
this respect, Mrs. Charles Anderson
has some peaches which she says are
of the liberia variety that weighed
three quarters of pound each, We do
not believe they can be surpassed for
size and form. Mrs. A. says she means
to send them to the Fair Hesperides.
A jolly party, members Of the Cath
ole Ladies' Aid, visited the Peshastin
fruit orchards Wednesday and were
right royalty entertained at luncheon
by Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Burns, formerly
residents of Leavenworth, but now de-
veloping an apple orchard. In the
party were Mrs. W. c. Roach, Mrs.
Robt. Meath, Mrs. Chas. Taylor, Mrs.
H. P. Borland, Mrs. J. Ahearn, Mrs.
Chester Dawson, Mrs. =. McDermott;
Mrs. Albert Mckinney and Miss M.
Mcnamara.
]. w. Beasley and family left here
to-day for Drain, southwestern Oregon,
where Mr.. Beasley bought l60-acre
farm and will, for time at least, follow
the simple life. He has made his
home here for the past eleven years
and been one of the foremen and
trusted employees Of the Lamb-Davis
Lumber Co. for a number Of years.
His departure is loss to this com
munity and will be a gain to Drain.
That he may prosper in his new home
is our earnest wish.
The Beggar Prince, at the Scenic
last Saturday night, drew good house
and was very creditably presented.
The Beggar Prince is of the burlesque