The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1914-10-30

L. w. Woodrow was visitor in Sc
attic on Monday.
The new telephone number Of the
Rutherford Mercantile Co. is 626.
400
DR.. Newcomb reports nine pound
boy at the home OF Jacob Prentz on
Saturday.
c. w. Seeley the tin man made a
business trip to Seattle and Tacoma
the first of the week.
John Brender lost a valuable horse
one day this week from disease that
is uncommon in this vicinity.
We are offering reduced prices on
our complete line of watches. Before
going elsewhere call and get Carlquist' S
nrices Ala
Mrs. E. D. Field, mother of Robt.
B. Field, returned from the eastern
states where she visited with relatives a
year or more.
The frosty mornings and sunny days
are with US yet. The man who does
not enjoy life these days is fit for
reasonable things.
George Deering left Monday alter
noon for Everett. Mrs. Deering' S
father, E. S. Sutton, spent the summer
here but will winter on the coast.
Ed. Mahoney, who has been en-
ployed at Peshastin the past month
picking apples, expects to leave this
week for Seattle to spend the winter.
Thad Neubauer, pioneer of Blew
EFT, came down from that old mining
camp this week and went to Wenat-
chez Wednesday to take in the lair.
John Hadene, of the White river
valley was here this week and said life
in his part of the moral vinyard was
moving along without ripple OF excite
ment.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. S. More of the
Chikamin hotel are in Seattle. Mr..
More returns the latter part OF the
week while his wife will remain a
month.
Dick Simons spent Saturday and
Sunday in Ephrata looking over the
county seat and visiting his brother,
R. E. Simons, former resident OF
Leavenworth.
C. B. Ruffcorn, brother of Mrs. j..
T. Mcdonald. accompanied by Mrs
Ruffcorn, arrived here last Saturday
from Seattle and are visiting at the
Mcdonald home.
L. M. Hull and Ed. Russell, two
Wenatchee boosters, boosting for the
Wenatchee fair and w. L. Jones for
senator. were here Monday and called
on The Echo. They look just as nat
ural and not day older than when we
also claimed Wenatchee for our home,
some eleven years ago.
A thief entered the Overland Hotel
Monday evening and stole coat and
Elk pin belonging to c. L. Gordon.
He was arrested later on the same
evening by Marshal Delemater when
he attempted to sell the pin. Owing
to the failure of Mr.. Gordon to appear
in court the following day and make a
complaint the fellow was released.
Don't fail to see the pictures of the
Grand Dock fire at Seattle; the Sno-
qualmie fire boat of Seattle in action,
and the damage to the Princess Victo-
ria when she rammed the Admiral
Sampson in the Seattle harbor. These
pictures will be shown at the Grand
Saturday, Sunday and Monday. 49,
If you are looking for anyone these
days and are unable to find them, just
remember there is big fair going on
in Wenatchee and that is probably
where you will find your party. Large
crowds of Leavenworrh people have
gone to the county seat this week to
take in the big show and all report
having big time.
George Hendricks, who grazes more
sheep in the Wenatchee national forest
and in the vicinity Of Leavenworth
than any other sheep man who comes
to Chelan county, spent several days
in Leavenworth this week looking after
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