The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1915-03-05
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ISAAC dhA NAS P-6
on moving to a place in Booth Canyon.
Guy Stage finished packing out his
apples this week. He has purchased
grading machine for the coming sea-
son.
Frank Maxfeld came home Monday
from Seattle. He says Mrs. Maxfield
is improving slowly from her recent
operation.
]. M. Reid, or Dad" as he is
called by his friends, was taken to
Leayenworth Saturday for medical at
tention. He is improving slowly.
The last few warm days remind US
that spring is near at hand. Several
autos have been driven to town and
large number Of transients are pass
ing through each day.
]. w. Sussex has finished the plans
for the new creamery which will be
erected at once in Leavenworth. The
building will be modern frame struc-
ture with the latest improved ma
chinery.
Mrs. ]. w. Sussex is spending a
week at the home of her parents, MIR.
and Mrs. Wheeler, Of Cashmere.
M. w. Stark, who has beeu spend
ing the winter in Southern California,
arrived home last Thursday. Mr..
Stark attended the opening of the ex-
position in Frisco and says it is surely
sight worth seeing.
H. w. Otis arrived home from San
Diego, CAL, last Sunday. His son
Harvey, who was also in San Diego,
arrived Monday, having made the trip
by water.
C. J. Black and family, who have
been renting the Geo. Hauber farm
for the past year, moved their house
hold goods to Wenatchee last Saturday,
where they will make their future
home.
A number of friends drove to the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Phillips
last Friday night, where delightful
evening was spent. A dainty lunch
was served to those present.
]. Hoggard, of Edmonds, Wash, has
moved his family to the Curtis farm
and will assist in caring for the large
orchard. Mr.. Clyde Clark, who has
been employed at this place, recently
moved to Olympia.
Frank Shell has rented the R. P.
Gosslee place and also the Thos. Goss-
lee acreage and expects TO manage
both places. We understand Thos.
Gosslee and family will move to Seattle
before long and make it their future
home.
Miss Bessie Pendleton left Tuesday
for Oroville, Wash, where she will
join her sister, Miss Gilla, who is do
ing church work at that place.
]. L. Coppock is going into the
chicken business and informs US that
he will soon have several hundred day
old chicks shipped from the Wind
hurst Poultry Farm, Of Dayton.
Geo. Sussex and two children, who
have been spending the winter in ILL
nois, are expected to arrive home in a
few days.
Chas. Wright left Tuesday for We
natchee, where he will attend to bust
ness affairs for few days.
Gus Groze, who recently sold his
property, is moving into what is known
as the Gilbert property, on the hill
above the community church.
Saturday. March 6, is school election
day, at which time there will be two
new directors elected. J. L. Cop
pock resigned some months ago, and
S. P. Beecher's time expires. o. H.
Green still has two years to serve.
The friends of Guy Stage and J. w.
Sussex have asked that these two gen.
tlemen announce themselves as can
didates, to which they have both con-
sented. Mr.. Stage and Mr.. Sussex
will no doubt make good directors as
both have big interests here and are
heavy tax payers.
Ira L. Jones, of Seattle, arrived here