The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1912-09-06

H. B. Smith Of Merritt was visitor
in the city Wednesday.
A full line OF Eastman Kodaks and
supplies. Wheelers Photo and Art
Shop. 17tf'
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Mann of Mer-
nit, were in the city Wednesday and
Thursday visiting friends.
All work guaranteed at Carlquist's
Jewelry Store. Watches cleaned for
S1.00. Mainsprings 75c. 23tf'
Mrs. Frank Clemmens who has
spent the past month with friends in
St. Paul returned home Wednesday.
J. B. DeBlois returned Tuesday af-
ternoon from Vancouver, B. c., where
he spent ten days looking over the
country.
Frank Mischke who has been visit
ing here with his brother Charles fol
two weeks returned to his home in
Seattle Wednesday.
Charley Allen. an old time resident
of the Peshastin valley passed through
Leavenworth the first OF the week on
his way home from the hills where he
has been doing some prospecting.
Mrs. H. A. Dotson and children re-
turned last Sunday from New West
minister, B. c., where she visited two
months with the family Of her father,
stopping off on her way back to visit
with friends in Bellingham and Seattle.
Harry Krollffeiffer and F. c. Buck
ingham returned Wednesday from We
natchee Lake where they spent several
DAYS hunting for mountain goat but re-
port big game to be very scarce in
that vicinity, or at laast they could not
find it.
Geo. Wedell, manager of the Koer-
ner Variety Store spent several days in
Seattle the past week buying new
fall and winter line of goods. Many
new lines for men and women have
been added and an extra fine line oil
goods is promised.
Mrs. Pearl Uehlin was taken to We
natchee Sunday by DR.. Judah where
she underwent surgical operation fol-
appendicitis at the Wenatchee hos
pital, DR.. w. M. Mccoy performing
the operation. She is reported to be
recovering.
Geo. Siverly was here this week at
ter a load of supplies. He reports
prosperous times and says the resi-
dents of the lake and White river val
ley had a great time at Dirty Face
lodge last Saturday night. They danced
and dined to their hearts desire.
Under law recently passed by con-
gress ten per cent of the money aris-
ing from the sale Of timber and grazing
of land the national forest is to be ex-
pended in building roads and trails
within the national forest. This is IN
addition to 25 per cent which is given
TO counties in which the forest extends.
Mrs. Geo. Goerger accompanied by
Miss Julia Hart Of South Dakota who
has been visiting here for several weeks
left Wednesday afternoon for St. Pau
where they will visit for a time and
then 90 to Dakota to visit with Mrs
Goerger's mother for several months
Miss Annis Hart who has been visiting
at the home of Mr.. Goerger left the
same day for Portland, Ore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Deed H. Magyar will
leave Sunday afternoon ior oeat1lc anu
will attend the State Convention OF the
progressive party Tuesday, Mr.. Magyar
as delegate from Chelan county. They
will of course hear Mr.. Roosevelt, who
is to address the convention on the al
ternoon Of the 10th. Mrs. Magyar will
remain on the Sound several days
visiting. Mr.. Magyar will return
Wednesday.
Last week, thru one of those unac'
countable errors, the type were mace
to say in two instances, Sam Ellinger
when they should have said Charles
Fllinoer After residing here Tor many