The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1913-08-29

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Pharmacy, The Rexall Store. 34s
Miss Catherine Long Of Everett is
here this week the guest Of Miss Mil
dred Adams.
Miss Krollpteifer was in Cashmere
several days this week visiting with
Miss Glenna Shotwell.
The most popular place in town
The Palace OF Sweets ice cream
parlor. 2S*
George Fritz, of Seattle, son of J.
G. Fritz Of this city was here several
days this week visiting his father.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. Wheeler expect
to leave for Glacier Peak next Monday
with a party Of Leavenworth people.
Mrs. E. A. King left yesterday for
the Sound and expects to put in the
next two weeks in Everett and Seattle.
Mrs. E. Talbot, who has been visit
ing friends in Vancouver, B. c., for
several weeks, is expected home the
latter part OF the week.
J. S. Brown, a Cashmere fruitgrower,
accompanied by Mrs, Brown and little
son were in the city Wednesday and
called on the Echo representatives.
Forest Supervisor Sylvester has been
looking after the national forest in
Kittitas county the past ten days
and does not expect to get back until
about the first OF September.
DR.. Hoxsey went to Spokane We'd
nesday in charge of Ray Sharpe, who
was operated on by the doctor and
his brother for appendicitis. Word was
received yesterday that Mr.. Sharpe was
getting on very nicely and is in fair
way to complete recovery.
Geo. Siverly came down from the
lake Wenatchee country Monday and
on Tuesday went to Wenatchee.
Mr.. Siverly said there was lots of work
for everybody about the lake just now.
The single mill, which is running
regularly is giving employment to
large number of men in the mill and
to others who are engaged in cutting
single bolts. The first car Of shin
giles turned out was taken by the
Lamb-Davis Lumber Co. Of Leaven-
worth.
The Echo is in receipt of the news
this week of the marriage Of Mr.. Guy
Wall formerly Of this city, now Of Sc
attic and Katie Shay Of that city. Rev.
M. A. Matthews performed the cere-
mony. Mr. Wall left this city about
FIVE years ago but will doubtless be
remembered by many Of the old TIM
ers. For many years he was employed
in the Merriam Mercantile Company,
which is now the Leavenworth Mer-
camille Co. Mr.. and Mrs. Wall intend
to make their home in Seattle.
c. w. Moore, superintendent of the
public schools and Mrs. Moore re-
turned Tuesday afternoon from their
fruit ranch near Monitor where they
have been spending their summer va
cation. They say they enjoyed their
outing very much but are very anxious
to get back to their school work. Mr..
Moore has been very busy for several
days getting everything in readiness
for the opening of school which is next
Tuesday, and says he is looking for
big enrolment.
H. B. Smith, the Merritt hotel man,
Cascade Scenic Highway booster and
an all around Progressive stopped of
here between trains Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. Smith says that the Highway
across the mountains will be open for
travel inside Of another year and il is
going to be one Of the biggest assets
this city and the entire valley can
boast of. Mr.. Smith is also planning
the erection Of a modern summer hotel
at Merritt to replace the one which
was destroyed by fire several months
ago.
Mrs. A. w. Kingdom writes US that
she wants her Echo sent to I've, where
Mr.. Kingdom will have charge of an
electric locomotive that operates thru
the tunnel. She adds that she and
Mr.. K. are delighted to get back to