The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1915-09-10

The Kumtux Club will hold the first
meeting Of the club year next Friday,
Sept. II, at the home OF the president,
Mrs. c. A. Hayden.
The state bacteriologist pronounced
the ice sample sent him from Leaven-
worth last week, under instruction OF
the council, as free from contamination,
says DR.. Judah.
After spending the greater part Of
the summer on their Cascade Orchard
ranch, Mrs. J. D. Mckay and son will
depart Sunday for Seattle where Mr..
Mckay is engaged in the retail grocery
business.
Mrs. Charles Eckhart has returned
from the Sound after an absence Of
some six weeks very much improved in
health. Mrs. w. w. Elmer accom-
panied her and will visit among old
Leavenworth friends.
Mrs. Jack Farrell left Tuesday after
noon for Green Isle, MINI, for visit
with her parents and friends, intending
to remain about two months. She was
accompanied as far as St. Paul by Mr..
Farrell, who will go to Canada to visit
his father.
County Treasurer Buttles was one Of
the Wenatchee auto owners who brought
load of eastern bankers up thru the
valley last Sunday so they might get
better view of the fruit orchards and
continue their journey by rail to the
coast from this point.
DR.. w. C. Speidel and wife took the
train here for Seattle Tuesday after
noon. The doctor and wife accom-
panied his brother, L. F. Speidel, who
returned to his Cascade Orchard ranch
last Saturday after an absence of three
weeks on the Sound.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Will Shafer. OF
Olympia, visited Saturday and Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Adams, on
their way home from Wenatchee, in
tending to make the trip in their auto
by way OF the Blewett pass. They
left here Sunday homeward bound.
Ed. L. Meeker, brought his mother
and daughter here monday to take the
train for Seattle. Mr.. Meeker had just
concluded lengthy visit with her son,
who resides on a homestead near Pc
shastin. Mr.. Meeker's daughter is
going to Seattle to finish her musical
studies.
Fred Barrett, an eight-year- old pub
lie school kid, had his arm broken
Tuesday noon on the school grounds.
1t appears that he was balancing on the
gate post and received a fall. The
fracture was reduced by Dr. Judah and
the youngster is getting on as well as
could be expected.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Miller, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. M. Brown, and J. H. Kuchen,
arrived here Wednesday afternoon from
Tacoma and the following morning left
here for the head OF the Icicle river, in
tending to make the trip horseback.
They had pack horses and ample sup
plies for a weeks camping out.
Cards are out announcing the mar
rage of Miss Louise Mathilde David
to Mr.. Herbert N. Wanner, Septem-
Der ID, 1915, at the home Of the
brides parents, in Leavenworth. Mr..
and Mrs. Wanner will be at home after
October 10th, at 1921 22nd Ave. W.,
Seattle.
George Hallock, employed in the
box factory OF the Leavenworth Lumber
Co., was brought to the Leavenworth
hospital Monday suffering from a severe
hurt to one Of his eyes, received while
working on cleat-making machine.
DR.. Judah says he will probably save
the sight Of his eye, but will be laid up
Tor a week or two.
The business OF the Inland Empire
Paper company has increased monthly
since manufacturing commenced, and
the year just closed was much better
in the aggregate than the preceding
year, so R. S. Talbot, vice president
and general manager, told the stock
holders. Recently the company COM
pleted the erection of a magazine mill
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