The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1916-04-14
friday Hpril IA 1915

your drug orders. Wheeler's Drug
Store. l3*
The Knights Of Pythias have changed
their quarters from the Firemen's hall
to the Masonic temple. A meeting
Of the lodge will be held tonight and
all members are urgently requested to
attend.
The Gold Fish are coming. 13*
J. H. Graham returned Tuesday
morning from Wenatchee where he
had been summoned for jury duty.
After explaining to the court that he
was exempt on two grounds-being a
justice Of the peace and more than
sixty years Of age-Mr. Graham was
excused.
Developing loo a roll, any size.
Wheeler's Photo & Art Shop. IS"
J. S. Coons of Peshastin was in town
Monday for the first time since last fall.
During the early part of January large
woodshed on Mr.. Coons' place col
lapsed under the heavy snow and his
left foot was badly crushed by the falling
timbers. He is able to get around
now with the aid of a crutch and has
hopes that he can soon run a foot race.
B. M. Fuller, working with the G.
N. car repair crew, was the victim Of
very painful accident last Sunday. The
iron bar he was using as a tool slipped
upward and struck him over the right
eye with such force that he was knocked
to the ground. A deep cash was cut
half an inch above the eyeball, which
was sewed up by DR.. Hoxsey.
The Gold Fish are coming. 13*
Rev. w. V. Davis, former Congre-
gational minister here, visited Leaven-
worth friends the first of this week.
Mr.. Davis has been for the past year in
charge OF a church at Algona, Wash,
midway between Seattle and Tacoma,
and was recently recalled for another
year. He is we'll pleased with his
location and is trying to dispose Of his
valley ranch.
A card and dancing party was en-
joyed last Saturday evening at the
Hamilton home by about thirty-six in
vited guests. The hosts and hostesses
were Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Hamilton, Mr..
and Mrs. B. c. Rutherford, Mr.. and
Mrs. M. A. Marley, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
T. Stirling and Mr.. and Mrs. L. o.
Taylor. Mrs. George Gardner and A.
R. Brown won the honors at cards.
Will Little OF the Inland Meat Co.,
Wenatchee, was here Tuesday and
stated that he had never before seen
the time when all varieties of meat
was so high in price as at present.
AS an illustration of the prevailing high
price OF beef, Harry Warner Of the
Leavenworth market, showed US letter
from St. Louis, Missouri, stating that his
father had just received $S2.45 for a
22-month-old steer, figuring 81 cents
per pound live weight.
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dies. Wheeler's Drug Store. 13'
J. T. Mcdonald, formerly in charge
of the logging operations OF the LID.
mill of this place, now connected with
the Peshastin Lumber Co., was here
the first OF this week shaking hands
with old friends. He said the Peshas-
tin mill would soon be in full opera
ton. The company is we'll supplied
with logs from last year and will carry
on logging operations as soon as the
snow, which in his vicinity is yet an
impeachment to successful logging, dis
appears.
County Engineer Warren returned
Tuesday afternoon to Wenatchee after
making an official survey Of the damage
caused by the spring thaw to roads and
bridges in this vicinity. Mr.. Warren
made special mention Of two bridges
which will be repaired at an early date,
the one across the Chumstick, half a
mile east Of town. to have its present
insecure supports replaced by a sub
stantial concrte foundation, and the
one leading to the Cascade orchards,
crossing the Wenatchee mile west Of
town.