The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1916-05-19
Fndap 'Gflav 10 1915

school grades took the state examina-
tons in the high school building Thurs
day and Friday.
The 1. H. S. Methodist Sunday
school class enjoyed their annual pic
mic last Wednesday. About sixteen
members were present.
New goods arriving daily at the
Style Shop. 20
Paul Weigand, who was taken to the
Leavenworth Hospital last week suffer
ing from typhoid fever, is getting on
as well as could be expected, and his
recovery is confidently expected.
FLA. Losekamp returned Wednes-
day morning from Idaho where he went
three weeks ago to look after some
mining interests. He says mining is
enjoying unusual prosperity as the re-
suit Of the high price of metals. He
also made trip to Montana and says
while there he became interested in
mining in that state.
A full line OF DR.. A. c. Daniels
Veterinary Remedies just received at
Wheeler's Drug Store. 100
The stars and stripes, that waved so
proudly over the band stand in the
park, has been reduced by the ele-
ments to a grand old rag and will be
replaced by a new one. In this con-
nection it might be suggested that a
coat Of paint applied to the band stand
and the fence would add materially to
the appearance Of the park.
Three Leavenworth couples, R. F.
Taylor, Floyd Williams and Art Wilder,
accompanied by ladies, motored to
Wenatchee lake last Saturday evening
to be present at the Lake Inn opening.
Several auto loads from Wenatchee
also made the trip. All report pleas
ant time and the belief that the Inn
will become a popular resort during the
coming summer.
H. B. Ridgely and wife, from Blew
EFT, on their way home from Wenat-
chez, where they had been in atten-
dance at Superior court, stopped over
here Tuesday night and departed for
home on the jitney Wednesday morn
ing. Mr.. Ridgely ordered shipt to the
mining camp a lot of material to be
used in the operation Of the Golden
Eagle mill and mine.
We have a good line Of Baby Bug
gies and Sulkies. K. & V. B. Hdw.
Co. Phone Al. IL.
F. A. Wingate, one of the hustling-
est fruit growers Of that favored section
OF the Wenatchee valley known as Pc
shastin, was here Wednesday and
called on the Echo to say Hello"
He says the frost did no damage to his
bailiwick. The cherries and pears, all
that it was thot might be injured, are
ali right and are so far advanced as to
show their form on the trees.
]. B. Best, OF the Everett Herald,
and w. M. Hurlbut, a Puget Sound
lumber man OF Everett, were here
Wednesday on one of their occasional
visits to mark the progress Of a twenty
five acre apple orchard in the Chum
stick valley, near town. They found
the orchard, which is in charge Of Or
vii Bethel. in satisfactory condition,
and departed for home the following
day.
Mr.. Apologize, who manages the
Harrington Mill, at Harrington, Wash,
and comes here occasionally 10 accel-
crate the sale Of -four that has long
been popular among the housewives Of
Leavenworth, dropt into the Echo Of
fee one day this week to say that he
was still in the land of those who live
and have their being in Washington,
and incidentally let it escape that he
would like to get chance to vote for
Roosevelt.
Mr.. Rothen, better known as Nudge
Rothen, made his first visit to the
haunts that knew him quite we'll few
years ago, last Sunday. He came to
see Mr.. Woldenberg, who has been
sick the past winter. Mr.. Rothen fol-
lowed the occupation Of painting, which
he forsook four years ago, and has
since been farming near Trinidad, in