The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1909-12-24

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vacation with her parents.
: The public schools closed yesterday
afternoon. fol. the holidays, and will re-
sumo again Monday, Jan. 8.
Hills Bros. tea at D. M. Thomas,
Quality Grocer. So
Oliver Bates, Frank OFT and c. J.
Rairdon, from Wenatchee lake, were in
Leavenworth this week making Christ
mas purchases.
Miss Martha Farnsworth will leave
Saturday afternoon for Lena, Idaho,
where she will spend several weeks
visiting friends.
Heinz sauer kraut at D. M. Thomas,
Quality Grocer. so"
B. N. Shoemaker, who has been one
of the clerks in the forestry Office here
for the past eight months, departed last
Saturday for Canyon City, COL, his old
| home.
Forest Ranger Spencer Blankenship
made trip to Wenatchee1 I last Satur-
day and found when he got there that
his business called shim to Waterville,
from which place he returned We'd
nesday.
Cheese of all kinds. D. M. Thomas,
Quality Grocer. so"
Heinz sweet pickles, in bulk, at
D. M. Thomas, Quality Grocer so"
Tom Smith came down from the
Chelan Consolidated mining camp on
Red Mountain the first of the week.
He intends to return Immediately after
Christmas. Work in the tunnel con-
tinues night and day. The depth
gained so far is over seventeen hun
dred feet. Like the other party who
came out this week, he made thirty
miles Of the trip on snow shoes.
Happy Home canned spinach, finest
put up; sold by D. M. Thomas, Quail
itv Grocer. So
Mrs. Mary Dane, on her way to Seat
tie from Spokane, stopped off here this
week on account of the sickness of her
little daughter. On Wednesday, on
her way to the depot, she slipped and
fell near the corner of the Weigand
building, where pedestrians cut across
the street, and dislocated her arm. Dr..
Elmer reduced the dislocation. Mrs.
Dane is stopping with Mrs. Shortly.
A full line of dolls and toys for
Christmas; everything new. Palace of
/ Sweets. 40
o. E. Kenyon and wife came over
from Spokane and spent last Sunday
here with Mr.. Kenyon's brother, who
is in charge of the Kenyon ranch.
o. E. Kenyon is the man who was con-
verted at the Billy Sunday meetings in
Spokane last summer, and has become
what might be called a militant evan
gelist. He recently spent some six
months in the East, where he married
his present wife.
Miss M. L. Candy left last night
for Portland, Oregon, and will spend
her holiday vacation with friends in
that city. Miss Florence Payne will
accompany Miss Candy as far as Sei
attic, there she will take boat for
Port Townsend, where her parents re-
side, and will spend the holidays with
homefolks. Both young ladies are
teachers in the public school. They
will return for the opening of school,
January 8.
A letter from Mr.. Purdy, expert on
railroad matters and connected with
the Washington railroad commission,
writes that the order OF the commission
has been partly obeyed, which order
required the Great Northern company
to make certain Improvements in its
depots and receiving and shipping ia
cilities at various points between this
station and Spokane, and also required
the company to enlarge its depot at
this place and put in sanitary closets,
running water, and provide lights
around the depot. The depot I'M
provements at this place are now being
made, but to the other matters, he