The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1913-02-21

A new line Of leather goods includ-
ing hand bags and music rolls at Carl
GUSTS. 40"
Raymond Wedell celebrated the
18th anniversary OF his birthday last
Saturday.
Lester Hood took the place as man
ager Of the Scenic theater during the
absence Of Mr.. Simpson in Seattle.
Cliff Roberts went to Wenatchee
the first OF the week where he was
called by the death of his father.
]. T. Mcdonald and M. A. Marley
went to Seattle the first OF the week
and expect to return Friday or Saturday.
I. P. Williams, U. S. Forest Ran
ger came down from Chiwaukum where
he is stationed on No. Saturday and
returned Sunday on 43.
Ed Krom who went to Idaho short
time ago where he was married, will
return soon and bring his wife with
him, to establish permanent residence
here.
Miss Mary Heff, on her way home
from California to Minnesota, stopped
off here this week to visit with the
family of Art Franklin, OF whom she is
an old acquaintance.
w. B. Simpson, Of the Scenic The
atre spent week in Seattle, returning
Wednesday afternoon, and the suppo-
sition prevails that he secured a num-
Der Of attractions for his popular play
house.
Miss Viletta Guthrie, count school
superintendent, was here this week
calling on Supt. c. w. Moore and in
specting the local schools. She re-
ports the Leavenworth schools to be in
first class shape.
DR.. Judah was called up to the head
Of the Chumstick last Saturday afternoon
by the illness of the little child of Cal
Young. The child was suffering from
Bronchitis but according to the doctor
is recovering.
R. Uehlin and wife, who formerly
conducted the Vienna Bakery, passed
thru the city Tuesday on their way to
Stanwood where Mrs. Uehlin's reIa-
tives reside, Since leaving here they
have visited friends turnout the eastern
states.
The real estate firm of Reynolds
Brothers closed deal this week where
by F. E. Carlquist and R. B. Field
to William Payne Lot 8 in
Emig addition, IA acres, for ten acres
of the Payne land east of the city
which is set to four year old orchard.
]. A. McNiven, who has had charge
OF the Leavenworth Steam Laundry for
the past six months departed Tuesday
afternoon for Everett. Ross Irwin, who
recently purchased the business from
L. Servis of Snohomish is an ex-
perienced laundry man and says it will
be his endeavor to turn out high class
of work.
Dan Nicholson who left here shortly
after the mill closed, for visit with
his mother in Prince Edward Isle, is
expected back soon, with bride. Mr.
Nicholson has a fine ranch at Peshastin
but it is thought that the happy cou-
pic will make their home in Leaven-
worth and the groom will resume his
old position at the mill.
George R. Fisher and D. D. Odds
of Wenatchee left Wednesday for
Olympia to represent the Wenatchee
Commercial Commercial club in the
hearing before the Legislature in favor
of the 100000 appropriation to be
made by the state for the Panama Pa
cifc Exposition at San Francisco. Gov.
Lister recently announced that he
would veto any bill for over 100000
to be used for this purpose.
w. E. Moore, who now makes his
home in Wenatchee spent Tuesday
here on business and states that the
Leavenworth Lumber Co.'S, new mill
will be in operation about March IS.
There is alredy over million feet of
logs on hand and it is the intention Of
the officials Of the company to use the
first lumber in the construction OF the