The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1916-08-18
friday HneMst 1s 1916


visiting in Leavenworth this week as a
guest Of Miss Gladys West.
Mosquito dope at Koerner's drug
store. So
Mrs. Chas. Schott and two children,
Of Cashmere, accompanied by Miss
Edith Schott, were in Leavenworth
Tuesday calling on friends.
Mayor Day went up to Twin Lakes
one day this week and came back with
nice string Of cutthroat trout ranging
from one to two pounds each.
Mrs. D. C. Town received a message
Wednesday morning from her daughter,
Mrs. Percy Adams, saying Mr.. Adams,
who is in a Seattle hospital is very low
and not expected to survive long.
Mar Patterson, Of the Mutual Mercan
tile Co., departed for Seattle Monday
night and will attend the fourth annual
convention Of Northwest merchants
which is in session there this week.
Mrs. Walker, of the Style Shop will
leave the first Of next week for Seattle
and make arrangements while there Tor
her fall stock Of millinery and other
goods handled by the Style Shop.
Vacuum bottles, Lunch boxes, etc. at
Koerner's drug store. 80"
Chris A. Smith closed his tailoring
and repair shop the first of this week
and left for Kansas City, Mo-, where
his wife has been for several months,
and may decide to locate there per
manently.
The Methodist Sunday School gave
a picnic in Max's Canyon last Friday.
Part of the recreation of the day was
races for which prizes were given. The
usual picnic dinner was enjoyed at noon.
A portion Of the party gathered mp the
fragments that remained and consumed
them by moonlight
The new Motteler warehouse is prac-
tically completed and ready Tor occu-
pancy. The apple crop of the upper
valley will be handled thru this ware
house, for which it is conveniently ar
ranged. 1t has a frost proof storage
capacity for ten cars Of fruit and about
the same capacity for general storage.
Messrs. E. H. Rothert and E. B.
Foss took the west bound train Wed
nesday afternoon for Seattle. Their
trip has something to do with Mr.. Roth
ert's process of making steel from
magnetic iron ore. Mr.. Rothert has
been perfecting his process and hopes
ere long to have something definite to
give out about his future plans.
Mr.. and Mrs. Haynes visited sew
eral days this week with Nh. and Mrs,
D. c. Town, Of whom they are old
friends. The Haynes family lived here
several years ago when Mr. Haynes
was employed by the LeaVenworth
Mercantile Co. For number Of years
Mr.. H. has been travelling this territory
in the interest of Seattle shoe house
and always lays over here to renew aid
acquaintance.
The Piscatorial devotees have all
gone to Twin lakes, above Lake We
natchee, and where all fishermen have
gone since that famous fishing ground
was thrown open to the public on the
18th inst. J. w. Elliott, City Clerk
Brown, w. C. Roach, W. A. Tegt-
meier, VIM. Wunder, and some forty
more whose names we failed to get
have gone there this week and all re-
turned with trout except those who
failed to connect with the fish.
M. and Mrs. w. S. Carne and the
new baby arrived on No. from Spo-
kane Wednesday. Mr.. Carne. in com
pany with Messrs. G. H. Scholer and
Frederick Daniels, Of Spokane, mem
bers OF Mr.. Games church, left i'm
mediately for Lake Wenatchee and from
there will go to Glacier peak, which
they will ascend, and spend week in
the mountains above Lake Wenatchee.
Mrs. Carne and baby will be guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Sylvester in the
meantime.
Mr.. F. M. Goodwin, of Spokane, one
Of the leading candidates for congress