The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1921-12-16

or whether there was insurance or
not.
c. G. Cockburn went to Seattle last
Friday
Mrs. |. Alexander was a passenger
on No. A. Tuesday, to Wenatchee.
Mrs. r. B. Fiel went to Seattle Fri
day to join Mr.. Field and remain a
few days.
Mrs. S. H. knowlton and children
went tc Wenatchee Tuesday afternoon
for visit
Mrs. Al Hoffman left Wednesday
for Chicago to visit couple months
with relatives.
Dry forest wood is getting scarce,
but we still have some.-Franklin
Lumber Co.-Advertisement.
Mrs. Arthur Walker, who has been
| here visiting at the Wettstein home,
returned to Seattle last Saturday.
Mayor Blomeke was down town
Tuesday, the first time since his OPP
Grafton, and seems to be gaining rap
idly.
Mrs. l.. H. Brockway and little son
reached Los Angeles last Wednesday,
having very pleasant voyage down
from Seattle, according to a letter =
Mr.. Brockway.
1t is reported that the fill below
the spillway of the Icicle ditch, put in
this fall by the county, on the Lea
enworth- Peshastin road west of the
river, was all washed away the first
of this week.
Jay Lonergan was up from Wenat-
chez the first of the week. He said
that the Royal Development Co. will
open an office here soon in the build
: ing formerly occupied by the Leaven-
worth Report, purchased by the COM
pany some years ago.
The body of Fireman Irwin, killed
in the wreck of the fast mail Sunday
morning, was located Wednesday but
could not be removed until released.
which necessitated cutting some
heavy iron work with the acetylene
OUTFIT which had not been accom-
plished Wednesday evening.
F. I. Motteler returned Wednesday
from a trip down the line. Mr.. Motto
Ter has his brothers hounds here and
has been trying for coyotes occasion
| ally but so far has been unsuccessful.
The first trial the hounds ran one up
into the rocks at the top of Tumwater
mountain, but on a later trial none
were started. 1t is thought that the
coyotes have gotten out of the coun-
try.
We understand that some of The
people living out in the Cascade Or
chard district prefer, in case the ed
bridge is moved. to have it erected
across the Icicle not far above tie
Briskey place while others desire 70
hav it at the end of the county roc
near the Turner place The latte"
place, it appears to us, would prove
of greater benefit in the long run
The valley is sure to be settled all
the way out in the not distant futu e,
and mail route will be established as
soon as conditions warrant. A part
of the bridge was deposited in the
river by the high water and this may
have some bearing on the feasibility
of its erection elsewhere.
Assistant Manager Francis of the
Standard Oil Station at Wenatchee
and Manager Kyle of the new Cash
mere station, which will open mex;
Monday for business. were in town
Tuesday. Leavenworth is TO be serv-
ed from the Cashmere station hereaf-
ter, or at least, until an auxiliary sta
ton is put in here. which we under
stand is not remote possibility if
the Standard get sufficient business
to warrant such an expense. All that
seems necessary is for the business
men and people in this community to
pull together for such a plant and il
vii be provided. The installation OF
the plant would probably require the
expenditure of twenty to forty thou
sand dollars and permanent employ.
ment would be given three or -four
men when it was completed