The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1915-11-12

for Waitsburg where she will be engaged
in school work.
Mrs. Ed. Kreager Of Teko, Wash, is
here on a visit to her mother, Mrs.
John Carstens.
Mrs. Frieda Wolf and children left
Friday for Mansfield where they will
visit for several weeks with relatives.
Prof c. w. Moore and wife were
Leavenworth visitors last week at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Ellison.
Oscar Etzkern, OF Wenatchee. who
has been employed by Thomas Nolan,
the tailor, has gone home for few
days but will return.
]. E. Gull and family left Tuesday
for Goldburg, Idaho, where they expect
to join VIM. J. Gull, we'll known here,
and spend the winter. They will re-
turn here in the early spring.
John Koerner, who is in the Leaven-
worth hospital with a case Of typhoid
fever, is reported to be getting on as
we'll as could be expected Of one who
is wrestling with this dread malady.
G. Poeppmueller arrived from Wilson
Creek Tuesday afternoon, where he
spent the past summer. He is here to
stay during the winter and may take
another hike when the grass grows
green.
Mrs. Kalles and sons, Earl and Frank,
left last week for Alpha, Wash, where
they have a ranch and will remain per-
manently. The boys have been en-
ployed at the Id. mill the past three
summers.
have moved to the tailoring shop
next to the Leavenworth Bank and will
open for business by Nov. IS. Clean
ing, pressing and repairing. Call and
see our new line of samples.
AS Christopher Smith.
Mrs. Charles Duefo was taken to
Seattle, Monday afternoon, where she
will enter a hospital and undergo an
operation. She was brought down
from Mr.. Duefo's ranch on Deep creek
last Thursday to the Leavenworth hos
pital.
w. H. Speidel, who had been visit
ing another son in Seattle, came here
last week to visit a few days with his
son, L. F. Speidel. Mr.. Speidel, ST..
lives in Mahanoy. Penn. He goes
home with a good opinion OF Wash
ington.
Mrs. Richard Buchanan and two
daughters, from Grand Forks, Mime
sofa, sister-in-law of our fellow towns
man, James Buchanan, arrived here
last week with the purpose Of making
her permanent home il she likes the
country.
J. A. Hearst and D. A. Burgett left
on the afternoon train for Stratford on
a hunting expedition. Mrs. Burgett
and children left on the same train and
will visit with relatives in Cashmere un-
til Mr.. Burgett returns the latter part
of the week.
Ed A. Wood, for many years valua-
Bile citizen Of this region, now residing
at Pateros. Wash, arrived from his new
home Tuesday. OF course he likes it
up there, but he still bankers after the
flesh pots of the Wenatchee valley.
Hence his frequent visits here.
Emory Ross, one Of the old-time en-
gineers who formerly ran out Of Leav-
enworth, but now has a passenger run
between Portland and Seattle, was here
last Saturday. He came to help cele-
brate with a charivari the marriage of
his brother engineer, Ben Gritzmacher.
Mrs. G. w. Sampson and little daugh-
ter returned Monday afternoon from
Winton, whittier they went Saturday to
be with Mr.. Sampson over Sunday.
The Leavenworth Mercantile Co.'s Win
ton branch Of which he is in charge is
now open and doing a good business.
Under the supervision Of Water Com
missioner Tolbert, the city's new Bastile
is well under way. The outside con-
crete walls are seven inches thick, with
steel reinforcement. In size it is lax
20 feet, with 10-foot walls. The roof
is also to be made Of concrete, thus
making the building absolutely fire.
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