The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1915-03-19

Wenatchee Monday.
Frank Lenzie left Wednesday morn
ing for Seattle to spend several days on
business.
Before buying a cream separator call
and see the Empire" at Motteler's
Feed Store. Tiff"
John Tvedt Cascade orchard owner
had business that took him to the
county seat Monday.
VIM. Schott, Of Snohomish, brother
Of our fellow townsman Charley" is
here this week on visit.
Mrs. E. G. Jarvis and two children
arrived here yesterday and will visit
with her father ]. R. Ramsey.
Charles Fox has received the ap-
pointment Of road overseer for the Up
per Menatchee valley district.
DIR. A. Royal McKeown is rejoicing
this week over the arrival of a baby
girl at his home Tuesday morning.
Jay Adams came over from Seattle
Saturday and spent Sunday here with
his parents Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Adams.
Miss Venetia Treadwell returned
from Cashmere Tuesday after weeks
visit with friends in Cashmere and We
natchee.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. ]. Schmoker re.
tnrned from the west side Wednesday
afternoon where they spent several days
visiting.
WE. Moore OF Wenatchee spent
several hours here Tuesday. He drove
up in his car and reports the roads in
good condition
Ross Irwin of the Leavenworth Steam
Laundry is driving new passenger
Ford which he bought this week from
the Cascade Garage.
Jos. M. Gangler, cashier OF the
Tumwater Bank made business "trip
to Seattle, leaving here last Saturday
and returning Monday afternoon.
Contractor Speidel is rushing the
work on the Bjork building with his
accustomed energy and hopes to have
the building ready for occupancy by
the Doth of April.
Mr.. w. E. Frazee, from Detroit,
MINI, an old friend OF L. F. Bulls,
spent Sunday here and returned to Spo-
kane Monday afternoon. Mr.. Frazee
saws he likes the Washington weather.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Rice took the
afternoon train for Wenatchee last Sun
day. Mr.. Rice returned Monday after
noon but Mrs. Rice remained to visit
with relatives until the middle of the
week.
]. w. Adams, OF Brooklyn, N. Y,
will deliver a lecture at Gilbert's hall,
Peshastin, Tuesday evening, March %,
at D. m. The subject will be, The
Meaning and Outcome Of the Present
War as Foretold in the Bible" Every
body welcome; seats free and no col
lection.
Walt Koerner, business manager for
''As You Like 1t" which is to be pre-
sented at the Scenic theatre, Friday
March 26, says reserve your seats at
once if you want to see the best show
that has been at the Scenic for months.
The costumes he said were rented for
this occasion at cost of $25.
Mr.. Samuel Knowles returned from
the middle states last Sunday after an
absence of two months spent at his old
home with friends and relatives IN
Wisconsin and Minnesota. He says
he found conditions just about as they
are here, everybody in somewhat OF a
hating mood and more or less COM
plant Of dull times.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Reeves, OF We
natchee, were Seattle bound visitors
Monday afternoon and shook hands
with Leavenworth friends while the
train was changing engines. Mrs.
Reeves remarked that tho only away
from here few years she did not seem
to know half the people that congre-
gate around the depot.
Mr. G.. Poeppmuller, father OF VIM.