The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1917-08-17

A vigorous effort is being made to
secure the location of a government
aviation camp at Spokane.
Fresh buttermilk at the Creamery
every Saturday and Tuesday, 15c per
gallon. 1874
Edwin Hoxsey was in Seattle the
fore part of the week taking in the
sights.
County Game Warden Ross Watson
has been caught in the draft and ex-
poets to be called for service in the
near future.
The Cashmere Chautauqua was not a
paying proposition. the business men
Of that city having to dig up $3.50
each to make up the deficit.
Emil Frank was fined SIS and costs
last Friday for violation Of the herd
laws. His cattle got away and into the
garden of Mrs. Delamater, and as is
the wont of cattle, destroyed it,
The news was received here yester-
day that Harry Maston was quite badly
injured at the American Lake encamp-
ment by a horse falling on him. 1t is
not thought that his injuries were of
serious nature.
Fireman Hopkins who has worked
out of this city on several different
occasions, and is quite well known
here was killed Wednesday at Van
couver B. c. by an engine overturning
on him.
Chas Westcott and John Wunder,
come over from the coast last week
and are spending their vacation here.
Charley has enlisted in the Marine
service and expects to get a job on a
Sub chaser.
Mrs. Fred Wettstein and daughter
arrived from the Sound yesterday bent
on a visit with old Leavenworth friends.
The family left here ten or eleven years
aoo. Mr.. Wettstein was EMPLOYED as
machinist in the G. N. roundhouse.
Rufus Woods the hustling head push
of the Wenatchee World was here
Wednesday and Thursday. Just what
his mission was he did not say but it
may be taken for granted he will dis
close it in some future number OF the
paper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jewett Of Manila, P.
II. are here visiting Mrs. Grace
Hitchcock. Mr.. and Mrs. Jewett were
married here about three years ago and
since that time have been employed
in the government service on the
islands.
Fifty-two citizens of Chelan county
have been summoned for jury duty in
the September term Of court. Those
drawn from Leavenworth are, Jas.
McDaniels, Max Spromberg, L. P.
Hylton, and Nicholas Kincherf, E. D.
Shugart was drawn from Plain.
A large crowd of fishermen are
planning on leaving here today and
tomorrow for Twin Lakes, which will
be open to the anglers from Aug. Is
to Aug. 31st. Those going in to the
lakes should prepare for mosquitoes,
as several nartiAS who came down the
past week said they were forced out on
this account.
Harry Wiker of Cashmere started
Saturday night for Gle Elum making
Blewett pass after dark. His light
went out and in the confusion Mr..
Wicker headed the car into the bank
and tipped over. Aside from few
bruises he escaped what might have
been a very serious accident.
Twenty-three Overland cars formed
a procession last Sunday morning for
ingalls, Creek where a picnic was held
by nearly 100 people. The owner Of
the head car presented each car owner
with a Wenatchee pennant. One Of
the most delightful affairs of its kind
was enjoyed by all present and they
voted to make it an annual occasion.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. M. Chapman
accompanied by Mrs. Ullery, from
Oakland, Cal, drove up from the Chap
man ranch near Monitor the first OF the
week. Mrs. Ullery is visiting in the