The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1915-03-19

I've wednesday afternoon after weeks
visit with Mrs. A. W. Kingdom.
The w. c. T. U. will meet with
Mrs. Parsons at $3.50 Friday March 10.
A full attendance OF members desired.
All Ladies welcome.
Wenatchee is having considerable
trouble with chicken thieves and dog
poisoners and is offering a reward for
the conviction of the guilty parties.
Mr.. E. S. Sutton, of Everett. father
OF Mrs. George Deering, arrived here
last Tuesday evening on brief visit.
He is interested in fruit lands near
Leavenworth.
O. c. Hogan we'll known to the old
timers, having formerly made his home
in this city, but for the past FIVE years
a resident of Spokane has accepted a
pOSlllOu Will N1Is u.
Don Thomas went to Seattle yester-
day to make arrangements for the ship
ment OF mining machinery to the
Thomas ulross mines in Alaska, OF
which he is general manager.
Mr.. Sam Sumner, a Wenatchee at
torney, and Jack Seaman, of the firm
of Seaman & Quigg, the contracting
firm that built the Leavenworth water
system two years ago were here Tues
day.
Miss Dentzel Morley returned from
Seattle Tuesday afternoon. There is
nothing at all strange about her pre-
ferring Leavenworth to Seattle. Every
lady of discriminating taste will agree
with her.
Taxes are being paid this year as
fast as formerly according to c. E.
Buttles, county treasurer. On Mon
day the 18th taxes became delinquent
and interest is now charged at the rate
Of Is per cent.
A. B. Chandler who last year oper-
ated a motor truck between this city
and Wenatchee, carving passengers
and freight, has again started the SER
vice. Those travelling back and forth
down the valley find the truck quite a
convenience.
The Ladies OF the Maccabees OF the
World will hold their next regular re-
view Tuesday night, March %, at the
Firemen's hall. All members are
urged to be present as there is a class
to initiate. Anna Franklin, R K.
Lula Adams, c.
E. A. King who has been spending
the winter in Everett was here several
days this week looking over his 90
acre apple orchard north of the city.
He returned to the Coast Wednesday
morning but said he expected to re-
turn to Leavenworth in about ten days
to spend the summer.
F. w. Smith reports that he has
never seen the Leavenworth road in
better condition for automobiles. On
Saturday, he made the trip from We
na.chee to Leavenworth in one and
one half hours in a Ford, only going
out OF high one time-Wenatchee
World.
N. Coleman came over from Tacoma
Tuesday evening and returned Thurs
day. He says he has gone into the
automobile business, having recently
bought a garage, and will handle the
Pullman car. He is still interested in
Leavenworth. owning some valuable
property here, and may be expected to
make us an occasional visit, and, too,
may again become a citizen.
After an absence of nearly five
months, Rev. R. w Nicholas returned
Monday from Boulder, Colorado. On
his return trip his daughter Miss Eliz
abeth, who has been studying music
nearly Two years accompanied him.
She was a student under Madame
Crawford, who spent many years in
Germany under some of the best
teachers and devoted considerable time
to a study Of the old masters.
The bond of Joe E. Johnson, Chelan
county assessor who has absented him
celf from his office for the mast two