The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1910-07-22
LEAVENWORTH LOCALS

day afternoon for Seattle.
Dick Simons returned Monday aftei
an absence Of three weeks spent ii
California.
L. R. Hart has received his com.
mission as notary public and is now
duly authorized to administer oaths.
After spending ten days on the
sound Mrs. c. H. Mason returned
Monday afternoon much improved in
health.
Your last and only chance to see
the Girl of the Hour" is tonight.
Don't wait until Saturday and say Pm
sorry l didn't 60"
Blacksmith Carel was quite severely
injured by a vicious horse Tuesday
morning, and came very near having
his leg broken while shoeing him.
The people of Wenatchee complain
that the high line canal, from which
the town gets its drinking water, is
being used for bathing purposes by
the boys.
E. L. Potter is erecting roller skat-
ing rink on Commercial street in the
rear of the law Office Of J. J. King.
The outfit is being moved here from
Monroe, Wash.
w. B. Simpson is leading the dis
consulate life OF a bachelor these days.
His wife has been in Missoula, Mont,
for two weeks, visiting her parents, and
will remain several weeks longer.
Grandma Glaesar has spent the past
two weeks at Wenatchee with the fam
lily of her daughter, Mrs. Emil Frank.
Mr.. Frank has been quite sick for the
past month but is said to be improving.
Isaiah Cook plead guilty on two
counts to selling liquor and was fined
500 and costs in each case by Wen
atchee justice of the peace on Tues
day Of this week. Mr.. Cook is quite
well known here.
Mrs. w. T. Rarey, of Wenatchee,
spent several days here with her sister,
Mrs. N. Patterson, this week. She
was accompanied by Mr.. Rarey' S
mother, from Indiana, who is visiting
in Washington.
A. Brown of The Hub Clothing store
departed for the east last week and will
be absent for three weeks. He will
visit all the important eastern clothing
markets during his stay and will go to
Philadelphia, where his wife has been
for the past three weeks.
Mrs. Grundy tells US that Charley
Fox has ordered a chug machine. 1t
is Brush runabout with capacity OF
two passengers. Nothing like being
in the swim. Autos will shortly be as
common on the treets Of Leavenworth
as delivery wagons.
Forest Supervisor Sylvester is expec-
ted back from tour Of inspection OF
the different forest stations in the We
natchee forest the latter part OF this
week. He was accompanied by Mrs.
Sylvester, Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson and
Forest Ranger Green.
Olof Green, of Peshastin was here
the first of the week and speaking OF
his becoming a candidate for county
clerk, of which mention was made in
the Wenatchee papers, he said he had
not fully decided whether he would be
a candidate or not. Mr.. Green is well
qualified for the position should he de-
eide to stand for it.
Guy A. Hamilton and M. +. Peake
went to Wenatchee Wednesday morn
ing returning the same day. MI.
Hamilton went before State Tax Com
missioner Frost to testify as to land
values in this vicinity. Under new
ruling of the commission, land values
will be determined by a method dii-
fering somewhat from the old.
Road Supervisor Griffith was here
this week and said to reporter OF TINS
paper that road work in this part OF the
county is about wound up for this year.
Last week he did some work on the
Beaver creek hill, and has now lad on
all his men. 1t is too dry now 10 10
road worc with advantage. In the iall