The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1914-07-31

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Miss Genevieve Robinson, from Sc
attic, is here visiting Mrs. Lloyd Du-
rand.
Col. E. H. Fox spent Wednesday in
Cashmere and Wenatchee on legal
business.
Dr. Judah reports the arrival Of g.
pound girl at the home OF August Gall
last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Sears of Cash
mere visited over Sunday here with
friends and relatives.
$500 reward by Echo for return of
coat left in front of tin shop Wednes-
day. No questions asked. 80
Orle Little, of Vancouver, Wash, is
visiting his friend Gran Briskey. He
will remain for several weeks.
A North Yakima creamery company
has gone into the hands of a receiver
because of psychological troubles.
M. G. Jones is confined to his home
this week suffering with inflammation of
the knee caused by sprain received
last week.
w. F. Whitney of the law firm of
Whitney & Hughes of Wenatchee
spent several hours here Tuesday on
legal business.
Rev. R. c. Johnson representing
the Washington Children's Home So
ciety will preach in the Congregational
church Sunday.
DR.. Judah was called to the home of
w. w. Burgess in Wenatchee Park
Tuesday, the occasion being the birth
of 11-pound boy.
Miss Snurley, from Ephrata, is here
on a visit to Miss Edna Featherstone.
She was one of the teachers in the
public schools the past term.
Miss Ella Gregory, from Mime
apolis, an old friend an acquaintance
of Mrs. H. x Featherstone and Mrs.
L. C. Rollins is visiting here the guest
nj her former friends.
Mrs. G. w. Hoxsey, accompanied
by her son Edwin, departed last Satur-
day for Spokane, from where she left
with relatives for Liberty Lake, well
known summer resort near Spokane, to
spend several weeks.
Mrs. A. w. Kingdom, who has been
the house guest of Mrs. ]. E. Guther-
less for the last few days, returned to
her home in Wellington Wednesday.
She was accompanied by Mrs. Guther-
less and Master Loverne, who expect
to make her short visit.
Joe Massie was awarded judgment
against A. Bryant in Cashmere We'd
nesday for $l4 and costs. Mr.. Mas
sic brought suit for $73.65, but the
amount was cut down by counter
claim held by Mr.. Bryant, who claimed
he had been employed by Mr.. Massie.
John Granz, who was here short
time ago and spent several days with
friends. returned to Elk River, Idaho,
where he is working in mine. He
took his aged mother with him on his
return trip and did not forget to say he
was sincerely thankful to the people OF
Leayenworth for kindness to her.
A. o. Nutzel is having two more
small bungalos built in the Merriam
addition. The work on them is being
done by VIM. Wamsley. S. 5. Davis
and A. F. Duley. Mr.. Nutzel will
build still another on Benton street,
north of the track, which will make
FIVE very neat and substantial residences
he has erected this summer.
Oliver Bates. accompanied by Mrs.
Bates, came down from Lake Wenat-
chez Tuesday and spent several days
in town. Mr.. Bates, who is the owner
of the Lake View hotel, one OF the
popular resorts in that section, states
that the weather is ideal there at the
present time and that there has been
an unusual number Of campers this
season.
The Baptist church OF this city is
feeling much encouraged with the
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