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

every day in the year. =
G. c. Webster OF Peshastin was a
Leavenworth visitor Tuesday.
John Koerner is putting in this week
on the Sound, whittier he went Sunday.
w. J. Gutschau was business visi-
tor in Wenatchee the forepart Of the
week
Chas. Snider, who spent few days
this week in Quincy, returned Thurs
day morning.
Come in and pick out your Gordon
Hat, the best ever at $500. The
Hub Clothing Store. IS
Carlquist's work is guaranteed.
Cleaning watches S1.00 and up.
Mainsprings. IS cents. AS
Mrs. Ben Beason of Cashmere was
in the city this week visiting with her
sister, Mrs. Jas. McDaniels.
Mrs. R. o. Ralson, from Los An
geles, California, is here on a visit to
her sister, Mrs. F. S. Searls.
Miss Polly Candy left Monday fol-
her home in Minneapolis after visit
here of several months with her sister,
Mrs. L. o. Taylor.
Val Rebhahn, who spent the past
ten days working on his orchard
tract in the Cascade Orchards, returned
to Seattle Monday morning where he
will put in the summer.
A large party of friends of Miss Mar
jorie Patton OF Cashmere, including her
parents, motored to this city Sunday
afternoon. Miss Patton left the same
day on No. for Seattle.
Mrs. Morrell mother of Mrs. E. H.
King, arrived here last Friday and will
remain for a month, while Mrs. King,
who left for Seattle last Sunday, will
enjoy the salt air Of the coast for the
same length OF time.
Jack Quigg, of the firm OF Seaman &
Quigg, who have the contract to build
the Leavenworth municipal water sys-
TEN, had the misfortune to break his
arm in Cashmere one day last week
while cranking his auto.
Oscar Redfeld of Cashmere, Chelan
county agent for the Overland auto,
was here one day this week. He ex-
poets to sell two or three Overlands
here before the season is over.
D. ]. Nicholson, after many delays
and much pausing by the way, arrived
in Leavenworth Saturday. That's all
right, Dan, we knew that Leavenworth'
fair ones could eclipse anything back
there, and we didn't expect you to
stay as long as you did.
julie Long, sometimes prizehghter
and sometimes baker, we'll known in
this city, is under arrest in Wenatchee
charged with a crime against a fifteen
year old girl of that city. He will be
prosecuted to the full extent OF the
law, which will no doubt mean prison
sentence.
w. E. Smith and wife Of Bayard,
Nebraska, now on their way to Calitor'
MIA, stopped here several days last week
visiting Rev. and Mrs. Jeffords. Mr.
Smith was employed by lumber firm
in Nebraska and the work OF the mills
here interested him.
Cashmere will be the scene OF big
Sunday School convention May 5, g.
7, sixteen speakers have been secured
and it is probable that there will os
500 visitors from different points in the
Inland Empire. Rates of fare anc
one third will be granted to those
wishing to attend.
R. ]. Scott, the hustling Monroe
laundry man, returned home Wednes
day afternoon after weeks visit II
this city. While here he placed thu
agency for his laundry business will
Templin & Mckenzie, who will in TIT
future handle all his business from thi
city. He says the Monroe Laundr!
guarantees entire satisfaction in al
their work and asks the people o
Leavenworth to give them a trial. 10
Bernie Hansen, formerly a residen
of this place, stopped off here SUNDAY
Mrs Hra0l