The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1915-07-23

Wnen company comes uOu why
about dessert. Remember the deli
cious ice cream at Koerner's.
Mrs. L. R. Raffleson and baby left
the first OF the week for Everett where
she will visit relatives for the next six
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neutzel, accompanied
by their daughter Lettie are leaving
this afternoon for Red Mountain on a
camping trip.
Mrs. R. E. Simons and daughter
Gladys returned Wednesday morning
after ten days absence during which
time they visited friends and relatives
in Fairfield and Spokane.
Geo. Siverly came down from We
natchee lake Wednesday and took the
afternoon train for Edmunton, Canada.
He received word that an uncle he
has not seen for thirty years is at the
point of death and wanted to see him.
Butler Sampson is taking his vaca'
ton this week. He left here last Sat
urday in company with Will Little who
was going up into the Okanogan coun-
try and from there intended to go
across the line into Canada. He will
be absent about week.
M. o. Van Brocklin received and
installed a milking machine on the
ranch of Emil Frank this week. This
makes the second milking machine
he has put in this territory. Mr.. Mar
shall received his machine two weeks
ago and is we'll satisfied with it.
Another fire broke out last Monday
in the cedar camp on White river and
destroyed about 200 single bolts for
Frank Yama together with his entire
camping outfit and large supply OF
groceries. The fire is supposed to
have originated from a previous fire
that broke out in the same place two
or three weeks ago which was not put
out. Yama's loss is said to be in the
neighborhood of $500.
Burt Brown is in receipt of letter
from his mother Mrs. A. Brown stating
that Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Henry who are
we'll known in this vicinity are paying
them a visit. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
and Mr.. and Mrs. Brown motored from
Frisco to Los Angeles where Mr..
Brown and Mr.. Henry attended the
Elk's convention and from there they
drove to San Diego to take in the ex-
position in that CITY. They expect to
visit the many points of interest in
southern California. Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry left here in their car about a
month ago.
A party arrived here last week from
New York City in which were Miss
Freida Krollpfeiffer and her sister. Miss
Elsa, and Mr.. Eliza Merz. The former
are sisters of Mr.. H. G. Krollpfeiffer
and the latter cousin, and they will
probably be here couple of months
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. H. G.
Krollpfeiffer. They came by the
southern route and on the way visited
the San Francisco and San Diego ex-
positions, which they found very at
tractive and interesting. They also
stopped q few days in Ell Paso. Texas,
and made trip to Juarez, Mexico, and
saw bull fight.
We have just learned of serions
tho not fatal accident that befell ouI
old friend w. P. Sears, Of Cashmere.
He had been out on little picnic
last Saturday and returned home a
little after dark, having occasion to &c
out on the porch for something, which
by the way ia above the surface OF the
ground, he missed his footing and fell
off, breaking two ribs and otherwise
bruising his body. He is well along
in years and has on former occasion
suffered an injury to one of his lower
limbs and this probably accounts FOL
his fall. We express wish for his
complete and early recovery. Every
body who knows the kindly and gentle