The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1915-07-23
July 23 1918
LOCAL HAPPENINGS

week.
A. C. Barclay, the hotel man, is
transacting business on the Coast this
week.
A. C. Barclay is in Seattle this week
looking up new attractions for his two
theatres.
Good Talcum Powder is a summer
necessity. We sell that kind at
Koerner's. 2o*
Mrs. Frank Reeves and little daugh-
ter were visitors at the S. A. Potter
home over Sunday.
Mrs. J. Ewing and daughter Inez
will 90 to Seattle Saturday for a visit
with relatives.
A boy at the home Of Nels Forsythe,
Dardanelles, is reported to have arrived
on the 18th.
Mar Patterson has been appointed
trustee in closing up the business OF
Templin & Mckenzie.
Mr.. c. A. Huff and Mr.. Woods left
Monday for the Icicle canyon on a
three days camping trip.
For tired aching swollen feet, did
you ever try washing them with A. D.
S. foot soap? It's great. Koerner sells
II 2o*
Mrs. Guesnier came over from Sc
attic Sunday afternoon and will spend
several weeks with her daughter Mrs
Hugo Kringle.
ia. Holcomb manager of the cream
cry spent Sunday in Wenatchee looking
over a so acre ranch which he owns in
that vicinity.
Mrs Geo. Stirling entertained friends
at Kensington last Saturday afternoon.
Twelve guests were present. At a
late hour refreshments were served.
Game Warden Ross Watson was in
town the first OF the week. He is
expecting R. B. Wells, the state Game
Warden from Eastern Washington here
today. .
E. G. Wheeler, the druggist, will
go to Seattle Sunday night to meet
Mrs. Wheeler who spent the past
three months in Alaska and together
they will return home Monday after
noon.
Miss Mary Leide, who has been Wis
ting Mrs A. H. Sylvester the past
two months, left Monday for her home
in Chicago. Mrs. Sylvester and
daughter Margaret accompanied her
as far as Seattle.
Chikamin More returned from Sc
attic, where he and Mrs. More spent
a week. At the conclusion of the
Shriners' doings Mrs. More left for
San Diego. California, where she will
visit with relatives for month.
The family OF F. A. Parkhill arrived
from southeastern Washington last Sat-
urday and he has leased the home of
c. A. Fox, on the north side of the
track. He says he likes Leayenworth
and thinks it has a promising future.
If you own an auto be sure that you
have your number tag on the front OF
YOUR car as we'll as on the rear. The
state law requires this, and for failure
to comply with the law you are liable
to be jerked up and fined any time.
The motion of the Amalgamated
Gold Mining Company to have the
decree vacated which gave H. B.
Ridgely of Blewett prior lien on the
gold properties OF the Washington
Meteor Mining company, was denied
Saturday by the King county superior
court. Louis Crollard argued the case
for Ridgely.
H. G. Krollpfeiffer and family and
DR.. and Mrs. Snyder and Mrs. Allison
spent last Sunday at the hospitable
home of L. F. Speidel in the Cascade
Orchards and was joined by the family
of Herman Stoltze, also a resident OF
the orchards. A picnic dinner was
served and greatly enjoyed. The day
was spent in various kinds OF outdoor
sport.
M. L. Barron, OF Seattle, an auto
driver Of many years experience, has
started regular auto stage line from