The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1909-12-10

INC SCHoolnOuSe.
The childrens--ofithe M. E. church
are.very busy getting READY for their
Christmas entertainment.
ThelDegreei of Honor will give
their annual ball on Friday, Dec. 81,
don't forget the date.
Mrs. G. E. Boomer arrived last Sun
day evening from Occur d Alene
Idaho to join her husband who is en-
ployed inzthe Echo office.
Prof. Mcdaniel has started a dancing
class, thes.frst lessons to precede the
dance Saturday night in the opera
house.
Oliver Bates, George Siverly, Frank
OFT and w. F. James, all from the
Wenatchee lake region, were in town
Tuesday, coming down by the Chum-
stick valley road.
N. A. Nelson, an experienced watch
maker and jeweler, will open for bust
ness in the room adjoining Meisner &
Roach. He says he will have a full
stock of goods on display by the first
Of next week.
S. A. Burce, who now makes his
headquarters in Wenatchee, spent sew
eral days here this week. He is trav-
cling auditor in the yards department
of the Lamb-Davis Lumber Co., Of
Wenatchee. Mr.. Burce is bright
young business man who will make
good wherever he goes.
The telephone Office has recently
received an overhauling. The hello"
girls desk has been moved back from
the window, the lobby has been cut off
from the stock room, and the latter ar
ranged with shelving for electric light
fixtures. The painting and decorating
was done by H. L. Bryant.
Mr.. James Clark left for his old
home in Ireland last Thursday. He
will return in the spring with his
daughters Misses Lizzie and Mary. Mr..
Clark is one of the old timers and has
large circle of friends here. Mrs.
Clarke is at present making her home
with Mr.. and Mrs. McNulty.
A full line OF dolls and toys for
Christmas; everything new. Palace of
Sweets. 40
]. c. Gallagher, Of Seattle, opened
box ball alley in the Big Rock building
the first of this week. The new sport
is proving popular among the boys and
young men, and the alley has been
very generously patronized. 1t is a
game which women can play and in
many places they take great interest in
the new diversion.
The regular weekly meeting of the
Ladies M. E. Aid met at the parson-
age. The ladies are planning chicken
supper and sale, to be held before
Christmas. The autograph quilt is
we'll under way and blocks will be
ready at the sale for names. Next
meeting, Dec. 10, will be held at Mrs.
Bauman's home. All come, please.
Miss Bessie Walker met with pain
full and quite serious accident Monday
evening on the inclined sidewalk near
the Weigand building. She was com
ing down the walk and slipped and in
the fall dislocated her elbow. DR..
f1O9SSy ICQuCCQ lllC O4oIOSdl4OlJ AAld-
ing it necessary to administer chloro-
form, so painful was the dislocation.
The Scenic Theater has announced
that they will give away real live
baby boy to the person holding the
lucky number. The numbers to be
given out to every one buying ticket
to the show. There is some doubt as
to whether the authorities will permit
this contest to go on, but if it should
there is no doubt but what ii will at
tract considerable interest.
The Great Hewett Moving Picture
Show will open nine-day engagement
in the opera house next Monday night.
The manager says he has the greatest
moving picture show on earth and if
he did not think he could convince
the doubtful ones he would not stay
here nine days. He says if you come
.orca vou will come again. and be so