The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1910-11-04
LEAVFNWORTH LOCALS

A baby girl arrived at the home o
Jack Love Saturday morning.
A baby boy was born to Mr.. anc
Mrs. Jack Gallagher Saturday.
Mrs. M. A. Marley is in Wall:
Walla visiting her parents.
We can prove the parentage of oul
stock. Wenatchee Valley Nursery. 43'
Ed Tholin and his sister, Anna,
returned to Seattle Wednesday, where
he is taking medical treatment.
A beautiful line Of hand engraved
bracelets now on display at F. E. Carl
GUSTS. A42
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Hart left today
for the Sound where they expect to
spend part of the winter.
Frank Vao returned from Everett
last Saturday and resumed his position
as salesman in the Hub clothing store.
Come and see the elegant line Of
leather hand bags at F. E. Carlquist's S,
the old reliable. AZ
A complete line Of lockets of the
very latest design for your inspection at
F. E. Carlquist's, the old reliable. *42
Chas. Gibbs, an old resident Of
Peshastin, who has been living in Sc
attic for some time is visiting with old
friends in Leavenworth and vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. T. Motteler, who
were visiting relatives at Columbia
River and Wenatchee several days last
week, returned home Monday.
We have exclusive right to cut buds
and scions from Mr.. Mike Horan's
prize-winning orchard. Wenatchee
Valley Nursery. As
John Emig returned this week after
being absent three months, which he
spent in Oregon and California in each
of which states he has brother.
T. L. Ross went to Wenatchee the
first of this week and will likely spend
the winter. Mrs. Ross has been there
for the past month employed as stenog-
rapher.
Dick Simons and Will Brender, for
merly employed in the LID. store for
some time, purchased the Yocum dray
line Monday and took charge OF it
Tuesday morning.
Bob Smith and A. L. Haines, who
have been employed in the LID.
Store for some time, resigned their
positions at the end Of the month for
other employment.
J. R. Smith and W. L. Debord, who
were appointed special police for Hal
lowe'en, had an easy time, as the boys
were exceptionally quiet and very few
pranks were played.
Gus Poeppmuller, from Eudora, Kan
sas, father Of Will Poepmuller and Mrs.
Ernest Heinrich, arrived here on the
10Th of October with the purpose OF
making his home in Washington.
Oh, why am I single7 Why am l
alone? Well, why are you spoutingF
Buv her nice little ring from the old
reliable" A great assortment of stones
to please the most fastidious at F. E.
C,;..,. *42
The log school house on the upper
Cbumstick which burned in the forest
fires last summer has been replaced by
2 new frame building and Prof. Jean
Skiles and his pupils resumed duties
in the new school house last Monday.
The second installment Of fun given
bv the Leavenworth Aggregation OF
Amateur Minstrels in the opera house,
under the management and for the ben
eft of the Leavenworth Commercial
Club. November D and "a. Watch
for further announcements.
1t must have rejOiced some OF his
old Leavenworth friends TO meet T. b.
Norell on the street one day this week
and to learn that he was prosperng IN
the home of the red apple. He form
erlv lived here, but for the past four
wears has lived in Wenatchee.
H Nickle left Wednesday Tor
Vancouver, Wash, where ne Will speno
the winter with his daughter vile OF
Conductor F. P. Allen. Mr.. Nickle
=, ,,;.;+ a brother who lives IN