The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1916-08-11
LOCAL HAPPENINGS

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that called him to the Sound the first
Of this week.
Mrs. James Miller from Wilbur, Wn.,
is here on a visit to her mother Mrs.
S, P. Bethel.
Tom Burke took the west bound
train Monday and put in time at Sc
attic part Of this week.
Miss Jesse belong, Of Cashmere,
sister of Mrs. D. A. Burgett, is here
on a visit this week.
Mrs. c. B. Rothen and son Donald,
from Trinidad, are here on a visit to
Mrs. Rothen's sister, Mrs. ). Sitan,
J. H. Stephens, who was for several
years employed in the local yards, has
gone to Hillyard to accept position.
R. C. Osborn was here Wednesday
mixing with the voters and passing
around the card evidence of his desire
for votes.
Parties who were out on the rivers
and lakes last Sunday, fishing and bath
ing and picnicing report the mosquitoes
very bad,
DR.. VIM. Speidel, brother Of our
contractor Speidel, is president of the
p University of Washington Alumni As
ISOLATION.
T. E. Paine returned. from Seattle
last Sunday accompanied by Mrs Paine
who attended the auto races in Tacoma
last week.
F. H. Hutchings will leave here to-
morrow in his car accompanied by Mrs.
G. w. Hoxsey and her son George,
for Seattle.
J. T. Mcdonald motored down from
Blewett Wednesday to meet Mrs. Nc
Donald who returned from a visit to
friends in Everett.
Mrs. ]. C. Richmond, mother of
Mrs. M. I. Philips, departed for Seattle
Monday afternoon after visiting with
her daughter since May 1st.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Knowles, of
Cashmere, were visitors here last Sun
day at the home of w. w. Rice,
where his brother from Iowa is visiting.
Doctor A. Royal McKeown and Mrs.
McKeown entertained forty OF their
friends at a dancing party last Saturday
evening in honor of their guests, MI.
and Mrs. Let's, OF Davenport, Iowa.
After spending about four months in
southern California, Ed. ]. Tholin re-
turned last Sunday. He says California
is all right but its hot down there. He
has not given out his future plans and
may decide to remain here.
Burt McManus, Cashmere's candi-
date for sheriff OF Chelan county on the
republican ticket, was circulating
among the voters of this burg last Tues
day. He says he is going to be the
next sheriff of Chelan county.
Mr.. N. Inscho, chief of police in
Wenatchee, and candidate for the
office of sheriff OF Chelan county, was
here Monday and returned home Tues
day. Mr.. Inscho is making a vigor-
Gus and active campaign among the
voters.
Charles Eckhart returned last Sun
dav from Seattle with Gus Bergen in
his new eight cylinder Oakland car.
They found the Snoqualmie and Blew
EFT road in first class condition. Mrs.
Eckhart means to spend another week
on the Sound.
Captain Shotwell, of Lakeside, came
here Monday to meet his mother, who
was coming from Seattle, and accom-
pany her home. Captain Shotwell has
run line OF boats on Lake Chelan for
years. He says the travel to the lake
this year is better than usual.
After being connected with our pub
lie schools for four years in the capac-
ity of principal, Mr.. H. B. Ellison took
his departure this week for Wenatchee
where he has secured the position OF
principal of the Lewis-Clark school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellison made many
friends in Leavenworth who are 10th to
see them leave but rejoice at Mr.. Eli
sons promotion to Larger field Of
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