The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1910-07-29
LEAVENWORTH LOCALS

The M. +. Ladies' AID Will meet at
the residence of Mrs. Motteler next
Wednesday.
Dan Ryan, who has been sojourning
in Idaho for the past year, returned to
Leavenworth this week.
Charley Wilson has moved back to
town and resumed his old occupation
with the mill company.
Mrs. James Coulson left Wednesday
afternoon for Seattle to join her hus-
band who is at that place.
When you want cold drink made
the way you like it, you will go to the
d" Palace Of Sweets.
J. w. Elliot has been on the sick
list this week and for several days
was confined to his home.
Mrs. A. G. Mccoy returned last week
from Anacortes, where she had been
visiting her sister for two weeks.
James w. Ferguson, the Wen
atchee hardware man, was visitor in
Leavenworth, Wednesday afternoon,
Charles Anderson sold two lots this
week to CLAUS D. Kjosnes, who says
he will build on his purchase at an
early date.
Berries and cream will be served free
by Mr.. Reynolds with the dinner to be
served at the Hotel Merit. Read the
ad on this page.
Engineer Oakley Algren, who now
runs out Of Hillyard, has been here for
the past two weeks visiting with old
Leavenworth friends.
Mrs. F. A. Losekamp is spending
the heated term on the west side OF
the mountains, having departed for
Seattle some ten days ago.
Mrs. E. H. King left for Seattle the
first of this week and will enjoy the
cool salt water breeze OF the coast
country for the next few weeks.
Robert B. Field, cashier OF the Lea
wentworth State Bank has been quite
sick several days this week but yester-
day was reported as improving.
Mrs. Rust and one Of her children
are very sick at the home of Mrs.
Carrie Huston. Both she and the
child, little girl, have high fever.
S. c. Woldenberg is in Peshastin
this week, doing some work in J. Y.
Gilberts new store room, which will be
opened shortly with a stock of general
merchandise.
The members OF the Dramatic Club
will give a dance in the opera house
tomorrow night which promises to be
well attended. Good music will be
one OF the features.
Jeweler Calquist has been making
some Improvements in his place re-
Gently. He has had the walls OF his
store panneled with mirror plates with
a most pleasing effect.
So far the forest fires in this part OF
Uncle Sans domain have been small
and OF little consequence. The most
destructive having been in Kittitas
county, near lake Katches.
Rev. Davis returned last week from
Walla Walla where he attended meet
ing OF the Grand council of Red Men
OF the state OF Washington as dele
gate from the Leavenworth lodge.
]. A. Dorman, owner of fine tract
Of land east OF town which he set out
in trees this soring, came over from
Seattle the first OF the week and says
his trees are making very satisfactory
growth.
Burt J. Williams came up from the
county seat, Wednesday, to represent
the prosecuting attorney in a matter
before the magistrates court, MI
Kemp being detained by press oil other
business.
Emil Frank came up from Wenat-
chez the first OF the week and spent a
few days with old friends. He has
only recently been able to get out OF
the house. He is suffering from KID
ney troubles.
F. A. Losekamp returned from the
mountains after an absence OF three
weeks spent on Niger creek where
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