The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1916-02-11

Attorney Felson was in Wenatchee
Wednesday on professional business.
The Yappy Club plans big dance
in the Id. Club house tomorrow
night.
Now is the time to have some pos
tails made Of your house. Phone 157,
Wheeler the Photographer. 5'tf
Attorneys Fox and Pearson returned
yesterday from Wenatchee where they
had been on professional business.
Mail or phone US your order and we
will send the goods by return mail.
Koerner's Pharmacy. g
The Leavenworth Athletic Club will
meet the boys in a basket ball game
on their home grounds next Monday
evening.
Mr.. J. H. Garrett Of Wenatchee, in
terested in the Valley Trading Co.,
was one Of the passengers on 43 yes
terday.
Under the direction OF Mill Superin-
tendent Wilder, the LID. Lumber Co.
is remodeling their Office and putting
in new floor,
Mrs. Richard Daily of Stafford, Wash,
is here on a visit. She says she has to
come back to Leavenworth occasionally
to renew old friendships.
Alex Mckenzie, a Derby canyon
rancher, was in town yesterday. He
reiterated what everybody says, that
the roads are next to impossible.
VIM. Seidlitz, for the past eight
months machinist in the G. N. round
house will leave today for Spokane
where he has secured position in the
N. P. shops. Mrs. Seidlitz will follow
him tomorrow.
Our old friend, VIM. Stage, came to
Leavenworth from his Peshastin ranch
Wednesday evening and returned the
following morning. When asked If
there was any snow down his way he
smiled and said, "a few"
Al Pesch returned Wednesday after
an absence of nearly six weeks. He
visited San Francisco, Los Angeles and
Victoria, B. c. He likes the California
country very much and says he intends
some time in the future TO make his
home there.
At the monthly business meeting OF
the Congregational church last Monday
evening w. S. Carne, the pastor, asked
to be excused from all responsibilities
as pastor, to take effect at the end OF
February. His plans as to a future
location are yet unsettled.
The women of the library commit
tee are making arrangements for ben
eft dance on the evening Of Wash
ington's birthday, Feb. %. Be sure
and attend. You will have a pleasant
evening and will be helping worthy
cause. The proceeds will be used to
buy books for the library.
During the recent cold spell every
| ice house in the town was filled. F.
H. Hutchings put up 500 tons, w. c.
Roach Is tons and DR.. Judah IS tons.
II one extreme follows another, and the
coming summer is warm there will be
no scarcity of ice. Most people will
be able to produce chill the warmest
day by simply tapping their memory.
County Treasurer Buttles came up
| from Wenatchee last Saturday and was
the guest OF his brother, Jay Buttles,
over Sunday. He is some pumpkins
as trap shooter and met with the Gun
Club last Sunday when they had ban
quet and celebration on the clubs
grounds east of town. 1t was not a
regular shooting day, but of course
considerable powder was burnt up
by oratorical flashes.
w. H. O'Larey and Mrs. c. J. Wei
Ter OF Wilson Creek, father and sister
Of c. B. O'Larey, came in from the
east yesterday afternoon and will visit
here for few days. Mr.. OLarey, ST.,
says the snow is about two feet deep at
Wilson Creek and if the weather re-
mains warm they will have one of the
worst foods in the history OF the town.
Crab creek has made trouble before
and on account of the deep snow this