The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1914-05-29

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Wheeler's Photo and Art Shop 4"
E. P. Sharman returned Wednesday
afternoon from Seattle. where he has
been on business since last Friday.
Conductors McAteer and family and
Doonan and family will arrive here next
week from Hillyard to take up their
residence.
w. A. Lord, who has been visiting
at the home of S. A. Potter the past
ten days, returned to Everett Wednes-
day afternoon.
F. ]. Flanagan came back from
Maiden, Wash, last week with his
family and has again taken up his resi-
dence on the Eagle creek homestead.
Harry Beam returned home from
Spokane Wednesday afternoon where
he has been attending school. He
expects to remain here during the
summer.
Miss Elsie Wunder was operated on
in the Leavenworth hospital by Drs.
Judah and Hoxsey Monday last. She
suffered a fracture some months since,
which did not heal properly and the
operation may therefore be called
corrected fracture.
Mrs. L. P. Durand came over from
Seattle Sunday morning on short visit
to her son, Lyman Durand of this city.
She was accompanied by her sister,
Mrs. H. x. Featherstone, and Mrs. G.
T. Walker who have been in Seattle
for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Hamilton, ac-
companied by Mrs. Mercer, Mrs. Ham
ilton's mother, and Mrs R. T. King,
sister of Mr.. Hamilton, who has been
here for Several days, motored to We
natchee Monday. Mrs. King left from
that city for Waterville to visit friends.
w. E. Moore, Of the Wenatchee
Box Agency, has started deliveries of
boxes for the fall and early summer
shipments of fruit. According to Mr..
Moore the distribution has started off
with heavy demand, the agency rep
resentative looks forward to very busy
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS World.
Among the sheep men who have
arrived here and will be followed by
flocks of sheep later on are Geo. Hend-
ricks, Everett Butler, Sam Stewart and
Ben Wilson. A flock belonging to
Geo Jackson was the first to arrive.
One flock OF Mr.. Wilson'S has also ar
rived.
Miss Bella Mclean, who has been
here for several weeks with her sister,
Mrs. w. A. Tegtmeier, left Monday
afternoon for her home in Seattle. She
was accompanied as far as Seattle by
Miss Grue who will spend her vaca-
ton with her parents at Bellingham,
returning here in the fall for the open
of school.
From some cause that has not as
yet been determined. engine No. 1907
pulling a freight train out of this city
west, left the track Monday evening
about seven thirty near the coal chute.
No serious damage was done. The
wreck occurred on the main line and it
was some twenty hours later before the
engine was gotten back on the track
during which time all passenger trains
were forced to take the siding.
Forest Supervisor Sylvester left for
Kittitas county Wednesday afternoon
accompanied by Mr. Schuyler, of Port
land, who is member of the National
Bureau OF Good Roads. At Peshastin
he expected to be joined by County
Engineer Warren and together they
will investigate the condition Of the
Blewett road and determine what work
is necessary to put it in good condition.
The forestry department has some two
thousand dollars to expend on the
Blewett road.
Ed Adams, better known as "Palouse
Adams" who will be remembered by
many of the old residents Of this city
met his death near Sedro Wooley, Wn.,
last Saturday as the result of drunken
row. Matt Snyder; who faces a muir
der charge, and Adams got into