The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1917-04-27
Buy your fishing tackle at Koerner's


evening and called at the Echo Office.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Phillips of Cash
mere visited here the past week at the
home Of Chas. Hendricks.
Best quality Melted Gem Seed Po-
tatoes. See or write ]. D. Weeeler,
City. l6
The Ladies Of the Maccabees will
hold their regular meeting at the
Masonic Hall, Tuesday May 1st.
Mrs. w. A. Tegtmeir and little
daughter, Elizabeth are on the coast
visiting relatives in Everett and Seattle.
Try bottle of Koerner's New Life
for that tired feeling. IT.
Invitations are out announcing dan
cling party at the Lamb-Davis Club
House next Thursday evening in honor
of Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Williams.
Duncan Tegtmeier and bride arrived
from the coast Monday afternoon and
will make his home in Leavenworth.
He was married at Tacoma last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Kugelman ex-
pect to leave Saturday for the Coast to
make their future home. Mr.. and Mrs.
Cullen have rented the Kugelman res
idence.
The M. E. Ladies Aid we'll give a
tea for the public, at the church parlors
Wednesday May End. The hostes
are Mrs. E. E. Hamilton, Mrs. R. E.
Gilbert and Mrs. w. o. Atwood.
E. G. Wheeler left for Seattle last
Sunday in reply to advice that his
father was quite sick. According to
recent advice he is improving and not
considered in immediate danger.
Miss Rachel Tullis who will be re-
called by the young folks as having
spent last summer here will be back
about the first of May to resume her
position as stenographer in the
forestry Office.
Chair bottoms, all sizes, at the
Racket. See them. II"
Tom Burke has two nephews and a
cousin in the trenches in France.
They enlisted in the Dominion and are
with the Canadian contingent. Two
OF them have received slight injuries
but were able in a short time to return
to the firing. line.
On advice from Mr.. H. L. Teller,
superintendent OF the G. N. S electrical
service up at Tye he was met here
Monday by Mr.. Thos. Mullen, in
charge of the power plant two miles up
the canyon, and together they went to
Wenatchee Monday.
]. E. Brown we'll known here and al
Peshastin where he formerly resided,
died near Cashmere Tuesday morning
as the result OF a stroke Of apoplexy.
He was out driving with his son, Art
and had left the car to climb up short
hill to an irrigation ditch. About half
way up the hill he fell and by the time
help was summoned he had passed
away. He leaves wife, four sons and
three daughters.
Koerner's Drug Store is headquarters
for Ansco Cameras and Photo Supplies,
Developing, printing and enlarging
nromptlv attended to. IL
VIM. Blankenship is only waiting for
favorable weather to put his new Case
farm motor truck in service on his We
natchee lake farm. He has several
hundred acres of very fine land, most
Of which is already under cultivation.
He purposes to do his part in swelling
the food stock Of the country by raising
some wheat and potatoes. His land
will produce two car loads Of potatoes
to the acre il the season is favorable.
Two auto thieves who had appropri-
ated a car in Wenatchee earlier in the
evening were arrested here by Sheriff
McManus late last Saturday night.
The owner of the car, c. A. Hawley,
notified the authorities soon after its
disappearance. The sheriff made a
guess that the thieves could come up
the valley, and he started out in pur-
suit. At Cashmere he was told that
two suspicious parties in Ford machine
had passed thru their town. On arriving
here the sheriff found that the parties