The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1913-06-27

ing. Kings Pharmacy. Is"
Be sure to attend the Pure Food
sale given by the Ladies of the Cath
ole church Saturday June 18th at the
Tumwater Hotel. 25
Mrs. R. E. Marble, who left here
last week for Glacier Park, Montana,
to join Mr.. Marble, sold their resi-
dence on the North Side to J. L.
close, the consideration being $500.
The excavation work on the base
ment Of the Weigand building is pro-
crossing at a rapid rate and it is the
belief Of the contractors that they will
finish the job by the middle Of next
week.
Miss Goldie Case left Wednesday
for Everett, where she will visit her
mother for the next ten days. She
was accompanied by Miss Esther
Chappler, who has been her guest for
the past month.
A Wenatcbee paper says, c. C.
Blitz, lumberman Of Leavenworth,
and Miss Mytle Hollingsworth Of Spo-
kane, were married Monday evening
at the home Of the BRIDES parents in
Spokane. The young couple will
make their home in Leavenworth.
J. G. Debord, a former resident of
Leavenworth, but who for several years
has been in business at Malaga was
here Friday and reported that he had
sold his business at that place and was
thinking seriously Of returning here to
make his home.
The Rev. c. A. Hodshire, Dist.
Supt. of the Methodist Church was
here Sunday and preached at the morn
ing service. He was forced to shorten
his stay here on account of the serious
illness of a daughter who is in the
Methodist Hospital at Spokane.
A new restaurant to be known as
the Mutt & Jeff Cafe will be opened
Saturday in the room adjoining the
Rainier Bar, conducted by J. G. Fritz.
w. M. Camelaux and Roy Ash the
proprietors are old and experienced
restaurant men and it is their intention
to run first class eating place.
The Sunday School and Epworth
League of the Methodist Church are
planning big picnic to be held July
4th. The enrolment of the School
and League is large enough to guar
antee an unusually good time to all
who attend. Henry Sauer is Superin-
tendent of the school and D. J. Mich
olson president of the league.
Miss Bessie Larue, sister of Mrs.
Pearl Bissel was operated on in Wenat-
chez Saturday for ruptured appendix.
Dr.. Mccoy was the surgeon and the
operation was successful. Mrs. Bissel
who was recently operated on in that
city is reported to be improving al
though it will likely be a month or
more before she will be able to return
to this city.
Four prisoners in the county Jail
from this city will have their trial next
month, at the term Of court which
opens July 7. Ernest Holderby and
Grover Williams, arrested for robbing
Roy Clark OF $3.50, Earl Gordon, who
tried to burn down the Jail, and julie
Long, who is held on charge of Sc
duction. All OF the four men are fac
ing penitentiary sentences.
1t is announced that as the result Of
the big transcontinental railroads cross
ing this state putting all their trains
dry" the state will lose not less than
$1,000 a year liquor license money.
At the present time four big railroads
hold 81 licenses, each Of which is val
ued at $25. OF this number the o. &
w. has 6, the Great Northern IS, the
Milwaukee and the Northern Pacific
"a.
Among the recent arrivals in this
city are Mr.. and Mrs. R. Coleman,
from Seattle. Mr.. Coleman, who is a
plasterer by trade, has acquired con-
siderable property in the city and in
tends to make this his future home.
He recently purchased the J. M. Doty
place on the north side Of the track,