The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1917-02-23
February "a 1917

cents per sack al Motteler's. ST.
Mr.. o. S. Sampson received a post
card this week dated New York City,
Feb. II, advising him that Mr.. H. E.
Carr left on a steamer that day for
South America.
Mrs. Ray Runyan is here on a visit
to friends. She has been living in
Wenatchee for the past six months but
says she expects again to become a
resident OF Leavenworth soon.
The Fairchild Ladies' Quartet at
the Scenic next Thursday night. II
you miss this you will always regret it.
1t is the best Of the lyceum numbers
brought here this winter thru the ef-
forts of the Kumtux Club. 8"
Miss Vera McRae from Long Branch,
Cal. is here visiting Mrs. Will Brender.
Mrs. McRae will be recalled as the
daughter Of Mrs. Whitman, who lived
here several years ago and went from
here to the coast and later to California.
Mr.. Jay Adams was one Of the We
natchee passengers on the stub train
run between Spokane and Leavenworth
Tuesday while the thru trains were
routed by way OF the N. P, pending
the clearing of the wreck west Of the
tunnel.
Mr.. F. A. Constable who came here
from Minneapolis last spring and was
employed with the Hoy Co., snow
shed contractors, has taken a position
with the G. N. Lumber Co., and will
be employed in the warehouse de-
partment.
Mrs. Lena Geyer left Monday after
a weeks visit with the family of her
father, Mr.. Charles West, Tor Roy,
Montana, where she has been for the
past year. Her sister, Miss Gladys,
will accompany her and expects to
engage in school work in Montana.
Mr.. c. M. Titus, who was employed
with the Hoy Co., the past summer as
machinist is temporarily employed with
the G. N. Lumber Co. and is wiring
the companies new cars for electric
lighting. By occupation he is a
locomotive engineer and expects later
to engage in that occupation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Will arrived
from Everett Monday afternoon where
they had been on visit TO Mr..
Blacker, whose fruit ranch east Of town
Mr.. Will will again have charge Of.
Four years ago Mr.. Will left here for
Missouri but not finding things to his
liking came back last fall to STAY.
F. w. Stiles, G. N. roadmaster be-
tween Leavenworth and Troy, Mont,
was killed at Highland, just east Of Spo-
kane, last Saturday. Considerable road
improvements going on near Highland
and he was hit by swinging boom
that was being used in connection with
one of the cranes. He was well known
here and highly esteemed.
Mrs. VIM. Titus took sick after the
banquet at the Ohio-Indian1 meeting
in Wenatchee last Friday night and did
not return to Leavenworth until
Saturday. Growing worse she was
taken to the Leavenworth Hospital and
on Sunday last was operated on for
APPENDICITIS, DR.. Gerhart Of Wenatchee
l---'csiro DR. Judah in the operation
which proved successful. Mrs. Titus
is making as rapid progress to recovery
as could be expected.
Mr.. c. w. Moore and Mrs. Moore
passed thru here last Saturday on their
way home to Wenatchee after spending
the winter in California. Mr.. and Mrs.
Moore will be recalled by the Leaven-
worth school patrons. Mr.. Moore had
charge OF the Leavenworth schools for
number OF years in which work Mrs.
Moore assisted him. Mr.. Moore said
his orchard near Monitor is now in the
full bearing stage and not only keeps
him busy but also yields him a sufficient
income so that he will probably not
again engage in school work.
Jas. Mcdaniel returned last Friday
from Seattle where he underwent an
operation for compound hernia. He
spent about month in the hospital