The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1915-08-20

Mr.. and Mrs. ". ,. sampson and
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Little, Mr.. and
Mrs. B. c. Rutherford and Mr.. and
Mrs. M. A. Marley will form an auto
party that is to leave here next Sunday
for Penticton B. c.. watering place
on the Northern Pacific and will be
absent week.
A. Richardson and wife returned
this week from an auto trip to the
Coast where they visited all the larger
cities and other points of interest.
They went as far south as Portland
and in all covered 1895 miles accord
ing to the speedometer on their arrival
in this city. Mr.. Richardson drove a
Ford car and saws he never had a
puncture during the trip. He spent
80 cents for repairs.
Forest Supervisor Sylvester left here
Wednesday accompanied by Mr.. Carne
with the intention Of going to the
White river glacier before returning.
District Forest Supervisor, Geo. H.
Cecil, from Portland accompanied them
as far as lake Wenatchee from there
he intended to 60 to lake Chelan for
est. The party left here in hack
but intended to make the trip from
Wenatchee lake horseback.
Hagan Anderson, time keeper for
the G. N. railway extra gang employed
near Chiwaukum, was brought down
Tuesday suffering from Commissions
brought about by being thrown from
his bunk when a train backing into
the siding hit his car and threw him
violently on the floor. DR.. Hoxsey,
the company physician, dressed his
wounds and says he will be out again
in few days.
Mr.. J. Johns and daughter Miss
Mary, from Ashford, Wash, came here
the first OF this week after Mr.. Johns
daughter, Mrs. Ed. Thompson, who
it will be remembered shot herself at
Blewett two weeks ago. He intends
to take her to his home in the hope
that she will completely recover. Chas.
Wright, of Peshastin, at whose home
Mrs. Thompson has been stay
ing the past week brought the party
here in his auto to take the train.
Rev. J. C. Snowden. former pastor
of the local M. E. church, but for
the last year pastor of the church
in Chelan, writes to have the ad-
dress OF his Echo changed to Spo-
kane. The letter was dated Aug. IL
and he says it was just one year ago
today that we had that terrible auto
accident on the Beaver Creek hill"
Mr.. Snowden was several months re-
covering from the injuries received.
but is now feeling fine. He says he
will never forget the kindness received
from the people OF Leavenworth and
sends his best regards to all.
Mrs. Emil Bauman, assisted by her
daughter, Miss May Fromm, gave a
farewell party last Thursday evening
for Mrs. Roman Fromm who later left
for Dalkena, Wash. Miss Evangeline
Peterson gave several piano selections
after which lunch was served and a
delightful evening spent. Those pres
ent were Mesdames Charles Anderson,
]. Farrell. Ed. Tholin, Emil David,
S. c. Woldenburg, Charles Peterson,
Will Yakes, Charles Sweet, James
Wunder, Art Franklin and Misses
Evangeline Peterson, Louise David,
Florence Lee, May and Eleanor Fromm,
the guest Of honor and the hostess.
Rev. e. A. Huff, pastor of the
Methodist church the past year, will
leave next week for Texas, where he
secured position as teacher, in the
line of his chosen profession. Mr..
Huff made many friends while here
and leaves the church Of which he has
had charge in hourishing condition
and out Of debt. He is one Of those
men who might not impress you on
fast acquaintance, but can not help
but like when you get to know him
well. He is tireless worker, tolerant
in his views, yet not abating one jot
or title in the essentials OF religion.
We regret to have him leave US.
AS diversion, and in the hope Of