The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1913-04-25


Cleaning watches S1.00 and up.
Mainsprings. rs cents. 43*
A marriage license was issued the
first of the week to Mr.. Albert Heide-
man and Miss Nancy Stephens Of this
city.
Charles Rozga of this city was in
Wenatchee Monday and made appli-
cation for his citizenship papers. He
is a native of Russia.
E. P. Sharman who spent most Of
last week in Seattle, returned last
Friday, was summoned back to that
city Sunday on business.
E. H. Rothert was in Spokane sew
eral days the first OF the week in at
tendance at meeting of the stock
holders of the Washington Steel &
Iron Co.
Try Joe's Pure Buttered Pop Corn
and Fresh Roasted Virginia Peanuts at
the New Pop Corn Wagon located on
the corner of Front and 9th streets.
p 1916
Mrs. T. E. Brown arrived here on
visit Monday from New Westminster,
B. c., where her husband is employed.
Mr.. Brown formerly ran an engine out
of this place.
Mrs. L. B. Roberts Of Wenatchee,
mother of Cliff Roberts who is employ
ed at the Scenic Theater, was here
several days this week visiting with
Mrs. Jack Love.
Frank O'Berg. Of the firm of Christ
ensen & O'Berg, contractors, was here
Tuesday making preparations to put
in bid on the city's street work.
The bids are to be opened next Tues
day.
]. Q. Gilbert, from Peshastin was
here yesterday looking for help. He
is operating a saw mill near the town
and says the building operations around
Peshastin will make market for all
the lumber he can make.
Messrs. Blankenship and Brender, Of
the forestry department are engaged in
cruising the timber on the south half
of section 26, township %, north,
range II, preparatory to putting the
timber on the market.
Forest Supervisor Sylvester made a
trip to Waterville last Saturday and says
he found the trip very interesting, go
ing by way of auto stage thru Corbelay
canyon and returning by way OF the
Moses coulee branch road.
The local high school and grammar
school played an exciting ball game
last Friday, the former winning by a
score of 10 to 8. The batteries were,
Mccoy, Hood and James for the gram
mar school and Arborgast and Rawlins
for the high school. Another game is
planned for this afternoon.
u. H. Leftwich returned Tuesday
after a weeks absence at Soap Lake
where his wife is now patient at one
of the sanitariums at that place. He
states that Mrs. Leftwich who is SUI
fering from inhammatory rheumatism
was in a very critical condition last
week, but it is believed now that she
will recover.
Contractor L. F. Speidel is working
on a six room house for A. G. Mccoy,
on his acreage just across the rivei
from town, to cost from $1700 to $500
when completed. ms was omitleo
from the list of building Improvements
under way in lost weeks Echo. After
it was too late we learned OF several
other buildings on which work had be-
gun.
Lyman Durand came over from Ev'
erett Tuesday and will visit with nj:
uncle and aunt Mr.. and Mrs. H. x.
Featherstone for the next week. Il
was just five months ago this week
that Mr.. Durand who is fireman or
the road came into contact with
live wire at the tunnel, 5000 volts
passing thru his body. That ne wa:
not instantly killed is miracle. Since
that time he has been under the care
of physicians at Everett. There !;