The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1911-06-30

at the Palace of Sweets. '12tf
Leonard Booth, who has been i'll for
some time, is said to be improving.
Mrs. Sharman, mother OF Mrs. F. S.
Jacobsen, is here visiting this week.
Try a Full Meal" 20 cents. Palace
of Sweets. You'll want another. 25d*
You will want to vote at the bond
election, July IA. Are you registered?
Take it from US, Koerner's drug store
is the place to trade in Leavenworth.
Rev. Martin Raasch is in Lacrosse,
Wis.,, attending a meeting of the Luth-
eran church.
Mrs. Charles Andrews is visiting at
the home of George Kounts in Van
couver, Wash, and will be absent till
after the Fourth.
Willie Briskey returned last Friday
from Vancouver, Wash, where he has
spent the last six months at the state
institution for the deaf.
The order of Knights of Pythias will
meet every other Monday night until the
first OF October. This decision was
reached at the meeting held last Mon
day night.
c. Francis White of Spokane was here
this week to confer with the school
board with regard to plans for the new
high school building. His plans have
been adopted.
State Fruit Inspector Smith was here
this week looking over the orchards in
this vicinity. He visited the Chumstick
valley and says he found the orchards
in that region free from disease.
A. H. Blake and Miss Bessie Ellis
were married in Seattle the first Of
the week, and will return here soon to
make their home. Mr.. Blake has lived
here for number Of years and has a
large circle of friends.
Miss Estella jerks, who has been
visiting Mrs. Hull and daughter, Ethel
for a few days, returned to Everett on
Tuesday afternoon. Mr.. and Mrs. Hull
were here for short time few years
ago; but Mr.. Hull has passed away
while residing in Everett.
Oliver Bates and William Nelson of
Wenatchee lake spent several days in
town this week. Some Of the home
steaders in the lake region have had
their homestead applications rejected
on the ground that the land was with
drawn from entry.
Prof. Moore was here one day this
week. He came up to go over the
proposed plans for the new high school
building which the school board has
decided to build, provided the tax pay
ers give their consent. He is spending
his vacation on his fruit ranch near We
natchee.
There will be four ball games next
week, starting Sunday. One between
the Leavenworth second team and the
Cashmere bunch, and the others with
the Seattle Victors, the fastest semi
professional team on the Coast. With
the other sports that will be held, there
should be big crowd here Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George M. Evans de-
parted last Saturday for Everett, where
they will in the future make their home.
Friday evening Mrs. Evans, who was
very popular among the younger ma
irons OF the city, was the guest at a
farewell party given by Miss Mamie
Sparks. Those present were: Misses
Skirving, Gordon and Bergen; Messrs.
Gangler and Hodge and Mr.. and Mrs.
Chapel.
One evening the first of the week
two of our popular young men escorted
two equally popular young ladies to
the dam to show them the river by
moonlight. They considered them
selves quite alone and were enjoying
moonlight immensely, when out of the
darkness behind them, above the roar
of the waters, came deep, reverberat-
ing voice, Give me cigarette, jack!
There was something doing then.
]. w. Corcoran, who has been a res
ident OF Leavenworth and vicinity for
the mast nine wears, has installed an up