The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1915-05-14


day. While she is in a nervous condi-
ton it is believed she will recover.
Smoke Cinta, the Sc cigar that's mild.
Koerner sells them in tin boxes OF Is
for 81. 10"
Mrs. Arthur Kingdom Of Tye spent
several days here this week the guest
Of Mrs. J. E. Gutherless.
The directors Of the Fair Hesperides,
which has been an annual event at We
natchee, have decided not to put on
the big show this year.
The report circulated here last week
and printed in The Echo that A. A.
Bryant had died, was false. Mr.. Bryant
is still in the Wenatchee hospital, but
is recovering.
Thieves entered the woodshed in the
rear of the home OF E. A. Wood on
Wednesday night and carried away sew
eral jars OF canned fruit and number
of dishes. They left no clues.
Contractor Will Smith this week be-
gan the erection of six-room bungalo
for George Briskey on his ranch south
of the city. The house will be modern
in every respect and will cost in the
neighborhood of $4,000.
N. F. Damon. a sufferer of epilepsy
who was taken from the city Jail to a
Wenatcbee hospital last Friday, died in
that city on Tuesday. His body is at
the morgue awaiting word from rela-
tives.
Ross Irwin motored to Wenatchee
on Wednesday to see the county Off
cials regarding citizenship papers which
he is taking out. He was accompanied
by Miss Mildred Schott. Charley Schott,
and DR.. Durand of Winton.
Even the quiet little town Of Cash
mere is after the autoists now. Lately
they have been pinching those who
failed to have their tail-lights burning
and last week Art Tosch, who resides
there, was fined for speeding.
Articles of incorporation for the K. &
V. B. Hardware Co. of Leavenworth
have been filed with the county auditor.
The capital stock is $4,000, and the
incorporators are Harry G. Krollpfeiffer,
Glenna Krollpfeiffer and w. T. Van
Brocklin.
The little 4-year-old son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. A. Beckwith Of Plain was brought
to this city last Sunday with two badly
lacerated fingers, the result Of getting
caught in the gear of feed cutter.
DR.. A. R. McKeown treated the injury
and the boy returned home with his
parents the same day.
Fred Reeves, formerly connected
with the law firm Of Reeves, Crollard &
Reeves, which was dissolved several
weeks ago, has opened up an Office for
the practice of law in suite 2 of the
Commercial Bank & Trust building at
Wenatchee. His Office hours will be
from a. m. to S p. m.
James Ainge, one OF the ranchers in
the Chumstick valley, near Appleton,
dropped into the Echo Office one day
this week to renew his subscription to
the Echo and also to say that every
thing was looking good in that vicinity.
He says the ranchers are continually
buying more cows and some logging
is being done.
The secretary Of state is sending out
instructions that operators Of motor We
hicles, when they go to the county
auditors Offices to secure their tempo
rary licenses and number plates before
June 10, the date on which the new
auto code goes into effect, must see to
it that they get two of such temporary
plates, one for the front and one for the
rear.
Howard Van Brocklin, formerly en-
ployed in Sharman & Gangler's cloth
ing store. but now located at Port An
geles, where he and Mr.. Gangler have
opened a mems furnishing business,
arrived here Wednesday morning. Mr..
Van Brocklin will be interested with
Mr.. Gangler in his store here and will
remain in Leavenworth for several days.
Mr. Van Rrocklin states that his wife