The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1915-02-26

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Mrs. Matte Varo went to Wenat-
chez Tuesday afternoon on a brief visit
with friends.
DR.. Hoxsey reports the birth of a
boy Wednesday morning at the home
Of Elmer Ogden.
c. S. freeman, formerly Of this place
now living in Wenatchee was here on
business Wednesday.
Miss B. H. Mason left Tuesday af-
ternoon for Port Angeles where she will
make her future home.
The Eight to Twelve club will
not give any more dances until after
Easter. The date will be announced
later.
The Lutheran Ladies Aid will meet
at the home OF Mrs. Chas. Dahlgren
March 4th. All members are urged
10 attend.
In response to advice that his mother
had suffered a stroke of paralysis c. w.
Seeley left for Montana Wednesday
afternoon.
The monthly dinner of the Congre-
g~ational ladies aid, given on Lincoln's
birthday this month, proved a success
numerically and financially.
Harry Westland, a prosperous fruit
grower from the vicinity Of Cashmere
was here yesterday extending the glad
hand to his many friends.
L. H. Tilfer and wife, from Cascade
tunnel, where Mr.. Tilfer is electrician
for the G. N. railway visited the family
Of G. w. Sampson between trains on
Wednesday afternoon.
The matter Of presenting argument
to the court for a new trial in the H.
E. Carr case, will not come up for sew
eral weeks, or until Hon. Frank Reeves
returns from Olympia.
Deak Brown, of Monitor, was here
Yesterday on a visit to his son Dude.
He recently returned from the Sound
country and said he saw many eviden-
ces of a return of prosperity.
Gus Bergren and brother ALI left
Monday night for Dalkano, Wash,
where they expect to locate for a
month or two and Gus says he may
decide to locate there permanently.
The plans prepared by Architect c.
Ferris White for the reconstruction OF
the John Bjork building are in the
hands of local builders and the con-
tract is expected to be awarded by the
last of this week.
J. B. Adams was in Wenatchee Mon
day and Tuesday and returned We'd
nesday afternoon. While there he at
tended the meeting Of the fruitgrowers
of the four county league and was hon
ored with the Office of secretary OF the
board of control.
o. S. Sampson left Monday alter
noon for Seattle and expects to be alb
sent until the end Of the week. He
has been suffering with toothache and
intends to invoke the aid of an expert
in the hope that he may get relief.
Mrs. Sampson accompanied him.
w. H. Bozarth, Of Ephrata, / n the
early DAYS a citizen of Leavenworth,
and still the possessor Of many Trend
shins here. spent some time in this
CITY this week shaking hands and ar
ranging some business connections.
He is in the fuel business in his town
and buys wood here.
Geo. Hauber, one OF the large or
chard owners in the Peshastin valley,
was here one day this week and said
he had an abiding faith in the future OF
the apple industry and was going night
on with his plans with perfect conf
dence in the outcome.
Mrs. Taber of Spokane who has
been visiting here the past week at n
home OF Matt Sunitsch, will return to
her home Saturday accompanied by her
sister Mrs. Sunitsch who will emaln
in Spokane several weeks in the hope
that the change will be beneficial to
her health.
w. w. Burgess, the pioneer OF the
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