The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1917-07-06

spent the Fourth up the Eagle creek
picnicking.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. T. Motteler and
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Mohler are camping
on the shores Of Lake Chelan,
Mrs. Mary Adams has resigned her
position with the Golden Rule Comp
any and expects to leave in the near
future for Seattle to make her home.
An auto load Of Leavenworth young
people, chaperoned by Mr.. and Mrs.
Glen Marble, spent the Fourth in
Smiths Grove near Dryden.
John Balina. an old time resident of
the Mason creek country is here on
one of his occasional visits to the
metropolis of the Upper Wenatchee
Valley.
Mr.. w. W. Rice, accompanied by
Mrs. G. w. Sampson left early yester-
day morning for Winton, where Mr..
Rice was to take Temporary charge OF
the business which was deprived of
manager by the death Of Mr.. Sampson.
Miss Lila Snyder and Miss Rachel
Tullis accompanied some Of the ranger
boys on trip to the top of Lookout
mountain on the 4th where a lookout
station is maintained thru the summer
by the forestry department.
From Wenatchee comes the infor-
nation that Mrs. Hettie Platt, we'll
known here, was married at Wenatchee
on July Sd, at 1880 p. M, to Mr..
Lawrence O'Brien and intend to make
their home in the Red Apple City.
]. L. Close train master on the
Spokane Division, has been called to
St. Paul, to take up accountancy train
ing. Mr.. Close has impressed Great
Northern officials and it is generally
understood that he is in line for a
superintendent, job.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Grafton, Of
Everett, arrived here on the Sd inst.
and areAguests at the Tegtmeier home
for few days. Mrs. Grafton is sister
Of Mr.. VIM. Tegmeier. The and her
husband are concluding bridal trip
which took Them to California and will
come to a conclusion with their return
to Everett next week.
Ranger A. R. Tyler, formerly
connected with the Wenatchee forest
reserve has been given year long
in the Okanogan forest and leaves Sun
day for his new scene of activity. His
family will remain here until he finds
quarters for his wife and children.
Marriage license issued Saturday in
cluded the following: Aaron L. Jenn-
ings Cox OF Blewett, and Maud Young
of Leavenworth; c. Earl Thompson
and Hazel Fenton, both OF Leaven-
worth, and J. w. McCollum and Mrs.
Maud L. Bond, both OF Blewett.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Geyer, Miss
Florence Geyer and Miss Gladys West
arrived from Roy, Montana last Mon
day evening for visit at the Charles
West home They made the trip by
auto and report good roads practically
all the way.
D. F. Shaser, Geo Watson, Geo.
Brown and son Norman, Mr.. Young
and E. J. Clark of Cashmere the latter
from Wenatchee spent the weekend at
Snow Lake and returned with 800
pounds OF fish. They were pretty
much tired out but OF course enjoyed
the outing and the ries.-Wenatchee
World
Mrs. c. A. Erickson entertained
with beautifully appointed dinner Sat
urday June 30th in honor Of Mrs, John
Koerner the occasion being Mrs Koer-
ner's wedding anniversary. The guests
were Mrs. Koerner, Mrs. Van Brocklin,
Mrs. Crotty, Mrs. Hartman, Mrs
Bunch, Mrs. Hilton and Mrs. Ellison.
Nearly everyone went somewhere OF
the Fourth. The town was all but de
serted, quite a crowd went to Lake
Wenatchee, others hied themselves GU
to nearby streams and spent the da
fishing. Several car loads went L
Mansfield. There were no accidents il
the upper valley and the day seems t
have been spent pleasantly by all.