The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1914-04-24

Agent for the Great Northern Ry. was
visitor in the city Monday.
Mrs. Orilla More who spent the
past winter in Michigan returned to
this city last Friday to remain perma-
nently.
Chas G. Smythe had as visitors the
fore part of the week Mr.. and Mrs. ].
E. Swalwell and Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
Swartout of Everett.
c. w. Seeley the timer. accom-
panied by Mrs. Seeley were in Cash
mere Monday where Mr.. Seeley has
contracted considerable work of late.
S. Tanner, the tailor, spent Sunday
in Everett visiting with his wife. As
soon as school closes on the west side
he intends to move his family to this
city.
The Union Sunday School at the
Congregational church is growing in
numbers and in interest. We want
$50 scholars by children's day in June.
Are you dong anything to help us7
If not ? c. D. Franklin, supt.
Will Poeppmuller returned from Ev-
erett yesterday, whittier he was called
the first OF this week by the sickness
OF his sister Ida, who recently under
went two operations for appendicitis.
He says when he left she was consid-
cred out of danger.
T. c. Atkinson from the county en-
gineer's Office is here this week finish
ing up a survey Of the county road be-
tween this city and Wenatchee. Be-
sides Mr.. Atkinson those in the party
are, Arthur Hamilton, Gaylord Raw
Inns and Fred Steger.
F. w. Smith who spent much of
his time here last summer being asso-
ciated with Seaman & Quigg who con-
structed the city's water system, mo-
tored up from Wenatchee Monday.
Mr.. Smith is now engaged in the liv-
cry business in Wenatchee.
Among the prominent Waterville
citizens that were here last Sunday to
witness the ball game, We met Al.
Rogers, Frank Hunt and Claude Stan
ley all of whom are enthusiastic base
ball fans. Mr.. Rogers is one OF the
widest known politicians in the upper
country.
Chief OF Police Bartlett and City At
torney Kemp of Wenatchee are con-
Quoting a rigorous campaign against
bootlegging. They watch draymen
and the express company every day.
Last Thursday the chief followed a
dray all afternoon. The transfer man
finally took two cases of wet goods
back to the express Office.
]. w. Moon says the tardy action of
congress giving the president author
ity 10 invade Mexico is accounted for
because they had not heard what ac-
ton the city council had taken in the
matter, and now COL Scion Slumpkins
wants to know, Whats the council
got to do with it, anyhow" The Echo
passes it up.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Reeves motored
up from Wenatchee Wednesday ac-
companied by Mrs. Florey and daugh-
ter, from Brooklyn, N. Y. Mrs. Florey
is a niece OF Mrs. S. A. Potter, and
spent the winter in Pasadena, Califor-
mia. Mrs. Reeves and Mrs. Florey re-
NAMED over and returned to Wenat-
chez in J. E. Tholin's Car yesterday.
N. Coleman came down from En-
tiat last Saturday and spent Sunday
with his family. He said the saw mill
was being put in shape to run as last
as possible and he hoped to have
everything ready to begin operations
the first OF the coming week. He says
they have plenty Of logs on hand and
once they get to running intend to
run continuously all summer.
Last Friday evening, members Of
the Philomathean Literary Society o.
the Leavenworth High School enjoyed
what is believed to be the most move
and successful entertainment OF the
year, in the form OF theater party
The Scenic Theatre furnished a very
fine program for their amusement tol
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