The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1916-07-07
friday July 7 1916

and with his family took in the cele-
bration on the Fourth.
Mrs. Kringle and her daughter, Mrs.
Pardo and baby left last Saturday Tor
Idaho on short visit to friends.
Miss Laura Hardy was in Wenatchee
the first Of this week and remained
over Tuesday to be there on the
Fourth.
Geo. Hendricks, one Of the leading
sheepmeD who Craze focks in this
region will load three cars of lambs
here tomorrow for shipment to the
western market.
Harry Krollpfeifer and vile with
Mrs. Tegtmeier and Miss Bella Nc
Lean for companions motored to We
natchee the morning Of the Fourth.
Mr.. Tegtmeier, who was TO accompany
them was marooned on the west side
in the railroad tie-up.
Butler Sampson says he could not
take time to celebrate the Fourth last
Tuesday but will go to Winton Sunday
and armed with a bottle Of soda water
and a bunch Of frecrsckers he will pull
all the tailfeathers out Of the American
eagle if he can get somebody to hold
the bird.
Thru chief forester Henry S. Graves
the advice has been sent out that all
employees OF the forestry department
who are members OF the National
Guard and desire to Join the colors
may do so and retain their standing
in the department. For this purpose
he will approve applications for leave.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Rice left for
Wenatchee Monday night after the
stores closed, spent the national holt
day in Wenatchee with friends and
returned Wednesday morning, Mr.
Rice says boy riding bicycle was
struck by an auto on the streets on the
Fourth and later died as a result Of
the injury.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. F. Banks will leave
the last OF this week for St. Paul and
visit friends there for time. From
there they will go to Oklahoma where
Mr.. Banks intends to engage in bust
ness as manager of Plden Rule store
as soon as he determines on desirable
location. He was manager OF the
Golden Rule here for the past year
and made many friends.
Road Supervisor Parish was here the
first OF the week and said to The Echo
that between the county employees
and those working under the forestry
department on the Blewett pass road,
ffty-fve men were employed on the
Chelan county side. All the work
contemplated will not be completed
this year but the steepest grades will
be overcome and the road put in good
condition.
Rev. Jos. Weiss, temporary pastor
of the Congregational church was one
OF the passengers on the marooned
trains and spent his Fourth as Skyko-
mish with some hundreds Of others.
He came thru on the first train and
arrived here Wednesday morning. His
home is at Blaine Wash, whittier he
had gone to visit his family. He says
there was much complaint among the
passengers because the railroad com
pany sold tickets knowing the trains
could not get thru the mounsains.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Mcdaniel, Eagle
Gorge, Wash, arrived here last Friday
on a visit to Mr. Mods. brother Jas. A.
Mcdaniel and family and also to see an
orchard tract being developed under
his brothers. direction on the south
side of the river. Mr.. Mcdaniel is
N. P. station agent and Mrs. Mcdaniel
postmistress at Eagle Gorge. He will
remain here few days and go from
here to the Okanogan country and
visit Omak before returning home.
Also it is his purpose 10 take chance
at the Colville land drawing by fling
his application.
Two young married men had an ar
rangement to spend the Fourth with
their wives on a little quiet picnic in
the woods, on the bank OF stream,