The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1913-06-20


BILE place north OF the railroad track
this week.
Mrs. W. V. Davis and daughter Leo
Lodessi, who spent the past six months
in Seattle, will arrive here Sunday af-
ternoon.
Charley Roach went to Spokane
Tuesday to buy new lot Of shoes and
incidentally see what was doing at the
Pow Wow.
Mrs. S. E. Richie and son Edward
are in Spokane this week visiting with
relatives where they will remain for
several Gays.
William Rice, formerly a resident Of
Leavenworth, but for the past year
making his home at North Yakima,
was here this week.
Mrs. c. E. Hamilton, who under
went an operation in Wenatchee last
week. has so far recovered as to be
able to return home.
DR.. M. A. Matthews Of Seattle, the
most distinguished minister in the
west will be in Wenatchee in Septem-
Der to deliver the sermon at the Ma
sonic conclave.
Mrs. Pearl Bissell, who has been
confined in the Wenatchee hospital for
the past two weeks, is reported to be
on the road TO recovery, although it
may be three weeks or a month before
she can leave the hospital.
Frank johnson, chief deputy sheriff,
who is quite we'll known in this city
where he makes frequent visits re-
signed his position last week. A. w.
Guthrie of Wenatchee has been ap-
pointed by Sheriff Kenyon to take his
place.
Among the names OF Jurors drawn
for the next term of the superior court
which opens July 7th, the following
are from this city: Emma Walker,
F. A. Reynolds, A. v. Shore, J. A.
LaRue, Camille Massie, T. c. Thomp-
son, ]. I. Carroll, H. ]. Gull, and F.
B. Carroll.
Messrs. White & Jett have equipped
their shop to do any kind of machine
repair work. They have recently put
in a large lathe, drill press and will
shortly have a planer, all Of which are
driven BY gasoline motor. Mr.. White
is a first class machinist. This town
has long needed just such an estab-
lishment and it will no doubt be well
patronized.
P. N. Galloway and wife arrived here
Tuesday from Hiliyard, Wash, where
Mr.. Galloway had charge Of the rail-
road eating house. Mr. Galloway re-
turned to again take charge of the
Shaver News Co.'S. restaurant after an
absence of over two years during which
time he was in Montana most of the
time. He says he intends to employ
white help only and brought a first
class cook with him. He remarked
on the many changes in Leavenworth
and said he was glad to get back.
Considerable annoyance to house
holders was caused the past three
weeks from the check in the flow Of
water in the pipes by reason Of bark
and other trash. In some instances
the flow was entirely shut off. This
was caused by water coming through
the old system which is fed from the
Wenatchee river, which has always
caused more or less trouble in the
spring when the river is full Of trash
resulting from the river being then
employed to drive logs. Now that the
town is supplied from the Icicle river
there should be little if any trouble
from this source. The pressure is also
greater and the water supply more
abundant.
Mrs. Arthur Cook, wife OF City En-
gineer Cook, will give dramatic read
ing in the Scenic Theatre June 80.
Mrs. Cook has had some very hatter-
ing press notices in cities where she
has appeared, and from personal en-
dorsements we have seen conclude
she has more talent than the ordinary
public reader going about the country.
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