The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1915-05-28
friday 'f41av Is 1915

mild. Koerner sells them in tin boxes
of 25 for 81. 21*
Mrs. Crupps, Mrs. Roberts and Mrs.
Reid, Of Cashmere. sisters Of Mrs. Jas.
McDaniels, were visiting here this
week.
Flags! Flags! Flagsl All sizes for
Decoration Day purposes. Get them
at the Palm Confectionery. 21*
Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. Paine enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Krollpfeiffer and
baby. Mr.. and Mrs. Speidel and Carl
Krollpfeiffer at Lake Wenatchee last
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Woodrow, &C.
companied by their daughter, Miss
Emily, will leave Monday for their old
home at Malvern, Iowa. They expect
to be absent between two and three
weeks.
Ella Howard, aged "a, a school
teacher living at Leavenworth, was COM
mitted to the Steilacoom asylum by
Judge Mccoy last Saturday: She is
afflicted with form Of paranoia. We
natchee World.
F. S. Jacobsen Of this city and W..
E. Moore of Wenatchee, lumbermen
connected with the Wenatchee Valley
Box Agency, returned last Saturday
from Colorado where they have spent
three weeks selling fruit boxes. They
report selling approximately one million
apple and peach boxes.
The Public Library committee kindly
ask all those who have Library books
to return them on time. as the Library
will be closed during July and August.
The committee expects to do consider
able repair work on the books during
the summer and will open in Septem-
Der with fine lot of new books.
Our neighboring town Of Cashmere is
now enjoying boom, according to
newspaper reports. Eight new build
ings. including storehouses and resi-
dences, are now under construction.
The prospects of securing good prices
for apples this fall are very encouraging
and the town is taking on a prosperous
appearace.
Mr.. F. C. Riggs, who for the last
two years has been general superintend-
ent OF the manufacturing department Of
the Lamb Davis Lumber Co., resigned
his position the past week and departed
for Minneapolis, MINI, his home. Mr..
w. w. Wilder, long with the company
as mill superintendent, will assume his
duties.
]. I. Brownlow this week concluded
trade with a man by the name OF
Montgomery, giving him 80 acres Of
land in Arkansas and two houses and
lots in Leavenworth for 100 acres OF
timber land in Northern California.
Mr.. Brownlow intends to leave here
some time the latter part Of the sum-
mer for California and visit the exposi-
ton and inspect his timber land.
One OF the primary classes of the
Methodist Sunday School enjoyed a
picnic on Little Rattlesnake hill We'd
nesday afternoon. Those present were
Audrey Parsons, Harriet Talbert, Myr-
tie Shane, Bessie Hardman, Helen
Studebaker, Goldie Studebaker, Bessie
Potter, Dorothy Humphries, Dolores
Smith, Gerthene Wallace, Wesley
Studebaker and Misses Anna and Mil
lie West.
Red Wing Grape Juice-the taste
tells-try it. At Koerner's Drug Store.
21A
A Wenatchee man has secured the
agency for automobile headlights that
will throw a beam around curves and
corners. Each light acts independently
Of the other. That is, turn to the
right and the righthand light turns, the
left remaining straight, and vice versa.
The mechanism Of the control is such
that the lights will not turn or vibrate
when driving straight along the road,
but will turn only when a distinct
change OF course is made. 1t is said
that many accidents can be averted by
the use OF these lights.