The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1917-01-26
PeShaStin


and packing house near the present
warehouse was discussed and as the
matter was favorably received by the
members it is sure to be built in the
near future, at cost, of about $4,000,
90. The building if erected will be
modern in every respect and have
many labor saving divices. At the
second meeting the matter regarding
the icicle cannal was discussed. as the
cannal owners want to dispose of their
interests to the land holders it is an
important question that something be
done as the valley must have large
supply OF water, during the summer
months just what the out come of this
important matter will be cannot be
stated at present.
]. N. Hobson reports that he has
cut more than $50 ton of ice from his
place this year, probably so people got
their ice from Mr.. Hobson. Never be
fore has there been such fine ice. Most
OF it was 16 inches thick and as clear
as crystal.
The dancing Club have changed
their night of meeting to Saturday
instead Of Friday.
Our church is much more
comfortable since the plaster has been
put on, with this improvement
Peshastin has a nice building and it is
large enough to hold all the people in
the community. Come and see for your
self next Sunday.
Mrs. J. N. Hobson came up from
Wenatchee Tuesday. where she has
been spending the winter.
]. w. Sussex OF Cashmere was in
town a few hours Saturday looking after
the water system.
A farewell reception was held in the
hall last Thursday night in honor of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Black who have
oooa 90 Caottia ~ live
A. G. Stage came over from Seattle
to attend the meeting held Saturday
by the fruit growers. a1Tr
D. J. Manning Of Skykomish, was
present at the fruit growers meeting
held last Saturday.
F. I. Curtis local or chard owner
who lives in Seattle was over on a short
business trip Saturday. A-
J. c. Garretson has accepted a
position with the Great Northern
Lumber Co. Of Leavenworth.
Mrs. ]. N. Froome of Los Molnos,
Cal. who has been visiting with her
daughter Mrs. J. B. Duncan for several
weeks left Saturday for her home.
So far the Indian has missed his
guess when he said the snow would be
three Indians deep this winter. II it
does come let's hope they are small
Indians.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold Biglow have
gone to Wenatchee where they will
spend the winter Mr.. Biglow expects
to go to Chicago during his absence.
o. D. Reeves was a Wenatchee
visitor Tuesday.
Grandma Gilbert has improved
little but is still in bad condition.
E. L. Meeker and family expect to
move from the Rosenburger ranch
about the first of February. Ed has
accepted a position on the Emil Frank
ranch near Leavenworth. Sorry to see
them leave our community. The
Rosenberger ranch recently changed
hands. Its new owner lives in
Toppenish.
c. M. Hartley and family have
moved to ranch below Cashmere.
C. A. Erkman writes from Okanogan
that he has secured a position with
the c. & o. Apple Co. Of that place
and will remain up there until spring.
H. M. Golf is driving a jitney for o.
A. Bergren who is laid up with
rheumatism.
Erick Hoplin who was sent to the
Mountain View Sanitarium few months
ago has left that institution and is now
in Arizona where he hopes to regain
his health.