The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1913-04-18

ing hand bags and music rolls at Carl
GUSTS. 43*
E. P. Sharman took the train for Sc
attic last Sunday afternoon and returned
the last OF the week.
Eastman kodaks and supplies. De-
veloping and printing. Wheeler
Photo and Art Shop. -
Just received another shipment OF
ODonnell Shoes, look them over.
The Hub Clothing Store. IS"
J. E. Gutherless made a business
trip to Wenatchee the first of this week
returning Wednesday afternoon.
George Deering Of Everett arrived
here last Friday and intends to spend
considerable time here in overseeing
the cultivation of an orchard tract north
of town.
All the standard make watches in
mems and women's sizes to suit all
classes of buyers. Good timekeepeIs
at a small price, fine watches at a
small profit. Carlquist's. 49,
Mrs. c. H. Mason arrived here last
Saturday to join Mr.. Mason who is
building new house on his land east
of town and is clearing land. She says
she is glad to get back and thinks
Leavenworth is a better town, by COM
parison, than any place she saw while
away.
H. N. Chadbourn, assistant to S. H.
Hunter, at the operative department Of
the logging business Of the big mill
company, has recently had his du-
ties multiplied. Mr.. Chadbourn will
hereafter have charge of the freight
and passenger business with an Office
in the Wenatchee Valley depot.
A bit of much needed street improve
ment on the west end of Commercial
street will be good news for those who
are compelled to use that thoroughfare
in going to the mill. The work was
done under the direction of street COM
missioner Robertson, and is only tenn
porary on account of the fact that the
council has no money to use on street
Improvements.
R. ]. Broughton, in charge of the
logging department Of the Lamb-Davis
Lumber Co., who has heretofore had
his Office at the Wenatchee Valley
Northern depot. moved up near the
mill last week, into building opposite
the mill Office, formerly used as club
house by the mill employees, where
those having to do with logging will
hereafter find him.
]. G. Fritz arrived here from Seattle
Monday evening. intending to spend
the week here. He says he has dis
posed of his business in Toppenish re-
Gently and has been living in Seattle.
He says he finds much improvement in
Leavenworth since he left here two
years ago and rejoices at the evidences
of present prosperity and future growth
and thinks it one OF the best towns in
the state. He may decide to come
back here.
Clyde M. Mckay, vice president Of
the Bend Company, Bend, Oregon, and
general manager of the lumber depart
ment, stopped off here the first of this
week to visit with R. J. Broughton.
Mr.. Mckay is persistent and consis-
tent booster fo7 his town, which he
says is one Of the best in the Webfoot
state and possesses great attractions for
the homeseeker and investor. He de-
parted Tuesday for the coast on his
way home, accompanied by Mrs.
Broughton, who, by the way, is a sister
of Mrs. Mckay, bent on visit of in
definite length.
R. E. Simons, former Leaven-
WORKMAN, now station agent at Ephrata,
accompanied by Mrs. Simons is here
this week on visit to Mr.. and Mrs
c. J. Simons. He states that Ephrata,
which is the county seat Of Grant
county, is growing faster than any town
in that section and promises to be the
big town in central Washington. There
are already brick buildings under con-
struction that will cost $4,000 and
there is a probability that more will be