The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1915-07-16
July l6 1915
LOCAL HAPPENINGS

friends.
S. E. Richie was in Seattle several
days the first of the week transacting
business.
Miss Venetia Treadwell went to
Cashmere Tuesday afternoon on visit
to relatives.
Sam Sumner, Wenatchee attorney,
formerly city attorney, was here on a
brief visit yesterday.
VIM. Thomson, an old resident of
the Chiwaukum country was in Leav-
enworth Tuesday attending to business.
Miss Moreno Shotwell of Cashmere
was in Leavenworth few days this
week visiting at the Krollpfeiffer home.
+. E. Baily who conducts harness
repair shop in the old Echo building
was in Seattle several days on business
last week.
Mrs. A. R. McKeown and children
and her sister Miss Haney left Tues
day afternoon for Seattle to spend sew
eral weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. Fritz left on the
afternoon train Wednesday for Seattle
where they expect to make their per-
manent home.
Walter Koerner was passenger on
No. / Tuesday afternoon bound for
Seattle where he expected to remain
for several days.
Mr.. Robert B. Field left for Bow
Bells, North Dakota last Sunday morn
ing. He was summoned as witness
in an important law suit.
A. w. Drum, White river rancher,
came down from the upper country
and on Tuesday evening was one Of
those who viewed the Liberty Bell.
Miss Margaret Mcnamara left for
Seattle Sunday on her summer vacation
trip and will visit with the family of her
brother Engineer Mcnamara, for a
week or two.
The advertising car OF the AL. G.
Barnes wild animal show arrived here
Monday and covered the town with
highly colored posters. The show will
be here Wednesday JULY %.
Miss Ethel Maston returned last
Monday after week at Chean attend
ing the Epworth League Institute.
She reports a splendid time and says
that about 225 Leaguers were en-
rolled.
Mrs. w. w. Warner, of Seattle, is
here on a visit OF indefinite length to
her sister, Mrs. Chas. Eckhart. She
is accompanied by her son who is put
ting in his time fishing, mostly, says
Mr.. Eckhart.
Miss Katherine Baylen, Of Hillyard,
Wash, is visiting Mrs. John Bjork on
Eagle Creek, where also Oakley Algren,
a Great Northern engineer running out
of Hillyark, recently concluded visit
to Mr.. Bjork.
Game Warden Ross Watson accom-
panied by E. Ping of Wenatchee re-
turned on Monday evening from the
Chewawa river where Mr.. Watson had
lust turned loose $4,000 more young
trout. He states that this will end the
trout planting until Fall when it is
planned to stock some Of the streams
in the county again.
Mr.. Fred Drebis, one of the early
residents of Leavenworth who has re-
sided at Centralia, Wash. for the past
four years made his wife's father and
mother, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Hartshorn
of the Cascade Orchards brief visit
the first OF this week. He said ne still
has hankering for Leavenworth and
NAV some day come back.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. S. Moore OF the
Chikamin Hotel are in Seattle this week
meeting with the Shriners. Mr.. Moore
who is one of the bunch is member
of the Galveston Texas lodge and ex-
poets to meet many Of his old friends.
Mrs. Moore will sail this week for San
Diego CAL, where she will visit old
friends for several months.
Willard Wamsley returned from Okla
hogan, the new county seat OF Okano-
gan county, after three weeks absence.