The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1916-06-23


derson and Mrs. E. David spent Thurs
day Of this week at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. John Siton, just east Of town.
Harry McNutt left Monday for Bend
Oregon, where he has secured a posi-
ton. Mrs. McNutt will remain here
few weeks and will then join her
husband.
Bob Cohoon, for years an employee
in the Id. mill here has recently
gone to Blewett where he secured a
position as sawyer in the Blewett mill.
His family will move there soon.
Cards are out announcing the mar
rage Of Thomas S. Pipkin and Miss
Bessie Maree Walker. Monday June
26, 1916, at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. T. Walker, in Leavenworth.
Mrs. E. Mohler returned Tuesday
from Tacoma where she went last week
to represent the Order of the Eastern
Star at state meeting. Mr.. Mohler
who accompanied her, returned Sunday.
Dude Brown went to Seattle Tues
day. 1t is understood that he is in
terested in mining property in the
Blewett district and hopes to interest
Seattle capital in mining enterprise.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Hughes Of
Wenatchee, passed thru here yes
terday on the way to Wenatchee
lake. where Mr.. Hughes has rent
ed a cottage and will leave his
wife for few weeks in the hope that
her health will be improved by
change. i.
Geo. Siverly and his brother R H.
were here from the head of Lake We
natchee the first of the week. He said
the valley between the Little Wenat
chez and White rivers was under water
but that the cooler weather which set
in Sunday caused a fall in the river
and danger OF flood was not considered
serious.
E. H. Rothert and J. B. McNutt
left Monday for Seattle. Mr.. Rothert
said he was arranging to make and put
on the market steel made by the Rothert
process, and would have news for pub
LEGATION that would interest the public
in short time. He says he has been
at work for the past six months per
fecting his plans.
The last Saturday nights dance at
The Lake Wenatchee Inn was somewhat
interfered with by the inclemency of
the weather, but tomorrow night the
Genii who controls the weather has
promised to have his most perfect
sample on tap. If you are not there
to get your share of the fun the loss
will be yours. 25
Another case of diphtheria developed
this week. Miss Minnie Roberts, liv-
ing on the north side of the track, was
taken sick the first of this week and the
physicians pronounced her case diph-
liberia. This is the fifth case that has
developed in the past month, notwith-
standing every case was isolated and
the greatest care taken to prevent its
spread.
]. F. Schurle was here one day this
week. He operates blacksmith and
machine shop at Cashmere and recently
installed one OF those new oxy-actylene
welding furnaces with which he can
weld any kind of broken steel, cast
iron or wrought iron and guarantees to
make it as good as new. He guar
antees his work. If you have broken
piece of machinery instead Of throwing
it away get him to melt it together.
John McKinnon, whose occupation
is pulling a throttle on Great Nor
them mogul, will leave this week for
the east to annex the rib which the
Good Book says every we'll ordered
man ought to have. Johns reputation
for veracity is somewhat like Baron
Munchausen' S, it is as full Of holes as
sieve. Still you can't ever tell, when
one of these dried up batchellors gets
started on the road to matrimony, in a
fit he may commit the offence. At
any rate ne avs he's got her staked
out this time.
Will Fly Child Take DIR. Kings New
DiScOyerVP