The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1909-12-17
LEAVFNWORTH AND VICINITY

Mass will be conducted in the Cath
Ole church at midnight on Christmas
eve.
T. G. Jarvis came over from Spo
kane last week on brief visit 10 his
family.
f. T.'iMotteler has leased the Du-
rand place, near the mill, and already
taken possession.
10. Gilbert, Of Peshastin, has
moved to Everett for the winter and
will return about the first of March.
The box ball alley continues to divide
attention with other attractions. Crowds
are continually . in attendance night
and day.
Miss Edna Featherstone will arrive
Saturday or Sunday from Pullman
Wash, where she is attending school
to spend the holidays with her parents
After returning from Everett last
week Don Thomas was again called
there the first OF this 7 week returning
yesterday. He is closing up a bust
ness deal.
A full line of dolls and toys for
Christmas; everything new. Palace of
Sweets 40"
The Scenic Theater has been closed
down the past week on account Of re-
pairs, but will be reopened next Tues
day night with new and entire change
of program.
Joe Albin, OF Wenatchee, represent
ing the Beal Milling Co. was here
Monday and sold two cars of his com
pany's product. He went from here
to the Sound country where he has
number of customers for his -four.
Hostler Frank Triplett who had his
arm so badly crushed between the
Drawbacks Of two 1900 engines some
ten days ago that amputation between
the wrist and elbow was necessary, has
gone to Spokane to spend his Christ
mas.
Miss Sadie Godfrey came up from
Wenatchee last Saturday and spent
Sunday on the Brender ranch up Chum-
stick valley visiting with Miss Beightol
who is teaching the Chumstick school.
Miss Godfrey returned to Wenatchee
Monday.
The Fraternal Brotherhood have
bills out announcing a masquerade ball
for next Tuesday night. Be sure and
come. 49
Mrs. Burt Hagler entertained at
l clock luncheon Thursday in honor
of Mrs. Durand. Covers were laid for
eight. Those invited were, Mesdames
L. P. Durand, Geo. Walker, H. X.
Featherstone, w. A. Pfeiffer, E. A.
King, A. H. Sylvester and D. H.
Magyar.
Mrs. Geo. Walker was hostess at
a l O'Clock luncheon Wednesday, Mrs.
L. P. Durand being the guest of honor
The invited guests were mesdames
L. P. Durand, Burt Hagler, H. X.
Featherstone, w. A. Pfeiffer, f. A.
King and D. H. Magyar.
Mr.. Austin, recently in the hotel
and restaurant business in Wenatchee,
spent several days here the first Of this
week. He says he is looking for
new location and having once been
in business here he knows just what
there is in the restaurant business.
Mr.. Simpson, OF the LID. Store says
he has packed and shipped twenty
five boxes of fancy Wenatchee valley
apples to sundry friends OF the Lamb
family. The apples will prove accep-
table Christmas presents to those who
have not been accustomed to getting
apples free from defects.
While the switchmen's strike, which
has been on now for the the past two
weeks, is not yet settled, the situation
has so far improved that most OF the
holiday goods which our merchants
had ordered for Christmas have been
delivered. Many shipments are yet to
come in but as conditions improve the
most of the holiday wares are likely to
oct here by the first Of next week so