The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1913-06-06
See Carlquist's Ad.

Tuesday and spent the day visiting
friends.
Don't forget the girls want votes.
Read the Echo and find out how to
get them.
Gabe Rawlins was in Seattle the
fore part OF the week visiting with
friends and relatives.
Eastman kodaks and supplies. De-
veloping and printing. Wheeler's
Photo and Art Shop. 13*
Mrs. E. Mohler left the first of last
week for Orting, Wash, where she will
spend several weeks with friends.
The o. S. Sampson residence was
completed this week. Additions to
the plans run the cost up over $500.
Mrs. c. E. Hamilton visited with
her sister in Seattle several days the
past week returning home Wednesday
morning.
Paul Weigand says he has rented
one of the rooms in his new building
to a Wenatchee man who intends to
put in bakery.
Mrs. M. G. Thomas left yesterday
for Everett, where she will pass the
next four months with her daughter,
Mrs. ]. o. McLeran.
The Public Library will be closed
during July and August. The Library
Committee would like all books brought
in by the 18th Of this month. 1923
E. Mohler, in charge Of the Light
and Water company's power plant up
the canyon says the railroad company
has about forty men employed in
widening the grade near the power
plant.
Cashmere is planning to hold a big
Fourth Of July celebration, that will in
clude races of all kinds, feats of
strength, broncho busting, the creased
pig and in fact everything that is worth
having. A committee will meet Sutur-
days to plan the entertainment.
]. B. Adams Of this city, ]. H. b.
land of Entiat and Percy Scheble of
Wenatchee have been recommended
by the Chelan county commissioners
10 the Washington state game warden
for appointment as members Of the
Chelan county game commission.
Deputy Sheriff E. A. Woods re-
ports this week that there is quite a
number of spurious half dollars in cir
culation about town. He has been
trying to find the man who is passing
off the bogus coin, but thus far has
been unsuccessful.
After an absence of two weeks IN
Seattle A. c. Barclay returned last Sun
day With his wife who intends to re-
main here for several weeks visiting
among old friends and arrange to take
up her permanent residence as soon as
Mr.. Barclays building is completed.
Charles Mischke who has been on
the sick list for several weeks, suffer
ing with pleurisy, came over from
Seattle Sunday, and returned to the
coast Wednesday morning: He says
he is feeling much better and hopes
to return here to make his home in
few weeks.
On account OF the state meeting OF
the Grand Chapter OF the Eastern Star
at Aberdeen, Wash, June IL, there
will be no meeting OF the Leavenworth
Eastern Star lodge until June Is.
Worthy Matron Mrs. ]. E. Gutherless
will represent Leavenworth at the ABB
erdeen meeting.
F. c. Clark and wife, from Marshal
town, Iowa, is here visiting with his
brother-in-law, James Mcdaniel, and is
so favorably impressed with Leaven-
worth and the upper Wenatchee val
lev that he says he may decide never
to go back to Iowa.
From parties who have been up to
Twin Lakes the past week it is learned
that the fishing is extraordinarily good
at that place. A party from Cashmere
was up to the lakes this week and in an
hour and a half caught the limit,
twenty pounds. Some OF the tsh were
nearly two feet in length. An automo-
bile can get within five miles OF the
lakes after which it is necessary to
make the trip on foot or with pack
horses.
w. u. Heidemann was arrested last
Saturday by Deputy Sheriff Wood for
attempting to beat his board bill.
julius Kittel was the complaining wit
ness who claimed that Heidemann