The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1913-10-10

Try our Dairy Lunch, Palace of
Sweets. 37tf*
]. B. Violette made business trip
to Wenatchee the first of the week.
Eastman kodaks and supplies. De-
veloping and printing. Wheeler's
Photo and Art Shop. 13*
Chocolate dipped marshmallows 25c
pound as long as they last. Begin
ming Saturday morning. Palace Of
Sweets. SITS
The mems quartet sang for the first
time last Sunday evening at Methodist
church, and did we'll before well
filled church.
Joe Edwards spent several days here
this week. He is looking up business
in the plumbing line and says he has
done enough here to give him repu
tation.
Mrs. D. S. More left Tuesday after
noon for Seattle to spend a week or
ten days. Before returning she may
take a trip to southern California where
she formerly made her home.
Josephine P. Larson, the school
teacher who was discharged last win
ter by the school board has brought
suit against the directors for $500
which she claims is due her for salary.
Donald Mackay, formerly vice pres
ident and general manager Of the
Lamb-Davis Lumber Co. in this city,
but who now makes his home in Seat
tie spent several days here this week
meeting old friends.
Frank Losekamp returned to Seat
tie Tuesday after week spent here
looking after his property interests.
He expects to return in a few weeks
on his way to Idaho where he has val
liable mineral deposits.
According to a Wenatchee paper
the Great Northern Railway has brought
suit in the Chelan county superior
court to condemn a piece of county
land near this city for right OF way
purposes.
w. Graham came here within the
past week and rented the James Ed
wards house, in Merriam's addition
and intends to make his home here.
He says the town looks good to him
and he intends to buy property.
Cal Young and family left here the
first of this week for Chewelah, Wash,
where he intends to make his home for
a time. He still retains his homestead
on the head of the Chumstick to which
he saws he will return some day.
Gus. Durbin of Arlington who re-
Gently completed modern five room
house on the north side OF the track
is here this week on businessr Mr..
Durbin says he likes the looks OF the
town and intends to buy more prop
ertv here in the near future.
w. B. Patton, OF Cashmere, was here
one day this week Mr.. Patton is the
Chelan county agent for the Ford Auto
Co. and sold seventy-odd of this pop
ular brand of cars. He has large
garage in Cashmere and with that fine
discriminating judgment for which he
is noted, has decided that Leaven-
worth is a good place to put in an
other garage. He will open here in
the spring and expects to sell some
Fords.
The county commissioners, at a
meeting held Tuesday, revoked the
franchise held by the Wenatchee Val
lev Power and Electric Ry. Co., whose
object has been to construct an inter
urban line between this city and We
natchee. The franchise was originally
granted about two years ago and had
been extended from time to time, the
last extension having expired October
3rd.
E. ]. Faulds. formerly of Wenatchee,
will have charge of the Merchants De
livery System to be installed here and
begin business next Monday morning
Mr.. Faulds has a family which he
would like very much to bring here