The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1914-07-24

SOH a. 4ClhPih X MCrASuElS 1OI
Rev. Oman, of Okanogan county, is
spending few days here the guest of
Rev. Snowden.
A new girl at the home of ]. A.
Hearst last Tuesday morning is re-
ported by DR.. Judah.
A boy at the c. W. Brownlow home
last Tuesday is among the vital sta
tistics of this week.
Conductor A. F. Doonan and family
left the first ofthe week for Troy, Mon
tana, to be gone a week or ten days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Al Weaver and chill
dren left Tuesday afternoon for Man
kato, Mimi, where they will remain
with relatives for the next two months,
Contractor L. F. Speidel got the
auto fever last week and this week is
driving a new Ford fve-passenger car
which he bought from the Cascade
Garage.
H. F. Karp, recently from Wenat-
chez, has moved here, and bought
acreage on the south side Of the river
and will build house and make his
home here.
Mrs. Carl Tarlton and children were
passengers on No. l Sunday afternoon,
bound for Snohomish and other Coast
cities where they will visit for several
weeks with relatives.
Rev. ]. S. Nichols will preach every
Tuesday evening at the Congress ational
church until further notice. Every
body is invited to attend these meet
ings. 1t will do you good.
The Tuesday evening service at the
Congregational church was attended
by a goodly number who gave very
close attention to the sermon deliv-
cred by Rev. Nichols, of Cashmere,
and many expressed a desire to hear
him again.
Mrs. Wearin, who has been here for
several weeks with her son Herbert
Foulks, left Monday for Seattle, from
where she will return to her home in
Nebraska. She was accompanied as
far as the Sound by her son Mr..
Foulkes.
Miss Rilla Wightman. OF Denver,
COL. an old friend Of Mrs. Allison and
her daughter, Mrs. Snyder, left for Sc
attic Tuesday afternoon, after spend
ing five weeks here. She intends to
return to Leavenworth about the first
of September.
Engines 305 and 345 which will be
used on the Columbia river branch of
the Great Northern arrived here this
week and after few repairs are made
will be sent out on the new road. The
new engines are equipped with oil and
considerably heavier than the ones
beino used on the branch line at the
present time.
w. C. Roach. John Koerner, Guy
Hamilton and Lin Hart formed camp
ing party that left Wednesday morning
in Mr.. Roach's car for Soda springs.
The campers expected to go as far as
Geo. Siverly's in the car from where
they would hit the trail with pack
horses. The party is expected home
Saturday.
John Smith, better known as Red
Mountain Ole, is this week bewailing
his i'll luck, on account of being forced
to remain in the city's employe for
several days. Ole says he has been
digging around in the nearby hills Tor
the past twenty years without any luck
and now that he can't even come to
town to take on little laughing water
to drown his troubles without getting
thrown into the city's bastile. The
past week Ole has been amusing him
self on the front street park with the
city's lawn mover
The auto party which left here last
Wednesday morning, motoring to We
natchee, then over the mountains to
Ellensburg and thru the Snoqualmie
mass to the coast arrived at Tacoma last
Friday. The trip was made IN two
days. the distance covered being loo
miles. The roads were in excellent
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