The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1916-04-07
LOCAL HAPPENINGS
The Gold Fish are coming.

Bob Dye OF Cashmere was here
Wednesday on brief visit to relatives.
If you need furniture see the K. &
V.aB. Hdw. Co. Phone Al. II"
Mrs. Emil Fmnk was a visitor We
natchee bound on Tuesday afternoons
train.
Mrs. Patrick Jackson entertained a
number Of friends at a Kensington
Tuesday afternoon.
We are headquarters for good can
dies. Wheeler's Drug Store. IS"
Dude Brown and wife went to Mont
tor Tuesday on visit to the family
of Mr.. Browns father.
Mrs. D. c. Town spent Saturday and
Sunday with Cashmere friends and re-
turned to Leavenworth Monday.
Your friends can buy anything you
can give them-except your photo.
Wheeler's Photo & Art Shop. 13'
Is marriage a failure7 Those who
make the second and third trial at it
want more evidence. They want to be
shown.
Services in the congregational church
next Sunday will be conducted by a
Presbyterian minister. Come out and
hear him.
The Gold Fish are coming. 10
If Engineer Teghtmeier is wearing
an unusually broad smile it is due to
the return OF his wife and baby from a
visit to the coast.
Mayor Day and Tonsorial Artist Bur
CESS are credited with having made
arrangements for the purchase Of Over
land cars this spring.
After visiting among Leavenworth
friends Mrs. Frank Lenzie returned to
Chiwaukum the first of thisweek, where
Mr.. Lenzie, connected with the fores-
try department, has been stationed the
past winter.
Ifyou need new range see our
line OF Monarchs. Phone Al. IL
Mrs. Percy Adams, who returned
last week from Novelty, Wash, where
Mr.. Adams passed the winter, says Mr..
Adams is making slow progress toward
recovery but is not considered in i'm
mediate danger.
Mrs. P. H. Graham went to Wenat-
chez last Saturday to consult an occu-
list regarding her eyes which have been
filling for some time. Before return
ing home she expected 10 visit her
daughter, Mrs. Robert Williamson, at
Pateros, Wash.
When J. B. Hathaway went out to
the barnyard Sunday morning to feed
the stock he discovered his best COW
living dead in the snow. The animal
was apparently in good health the pre-
vious day and Mr.. Hathaway could
find no cause for its sudden death.
w. E. Boston, one OF the apple
growers of the Peshastin creek valley
was here Wednesday. He came to
town horseback. by way of the south
side road. said it was not pleas
ure trip by any means and that it will
be some time yet before the snow is
all out of the road.
F. LEROY Thurmond, interested in
mining property in the vicinity OF
Blevett where he has been active the
mast wear, returned Monday from Spo-
kane. He says mining in the Couer
de Alenes is feverishly active and min
ing stocks are selling like hot cakes at
a county fair.
TIE. Mckelbery, from Steitz' Idaho
spent several days here the first OF this
week. He says the Clearwater country
has been very prosperous the past year
on account of the high prices the
farmers have been getting for their
wheat. He has under consideration
an ,iuvestment in ranch property IN this
vicinity.
]. I. Brownlow, living on the Varney
ranch. killed a rattlesnake halfway up
Ra,tlesnake hill last Saturday. Another
RATHER was seen, but made its escape
under the rocks. 1t is hard to account
for the appearance Of these reptiles SO
early in the season, the, first OF june