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

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Pearl Bissell has accepted a position
as grocery clerk in the Id store.
A beautiful line of hand engraved
bracelets now on display at F. E. Carl
GUSTS. *42
Mrs. J. B. Adams returned Friday
from a visit of several weeks to her
parents in Kansas.
L. w. Bloom Of Wenatchee, spent a
couple Of days last week in Leaven-
worth on business.
Fred Wright, a Wenatchee attorney,
was in L~eavenworth Monday and called
at The Echo office.
A. L. Haines and wife spent Sun
day with the formers brother, J. R.
Haines, Of Wenatchee.
Come and see the elegant line Of
leather hand bags at F. E. Carlquist's,
the old reliable. *42
Miss Nora Pendleton, who has been
employed in Leavenworth for some
time, returned Wednesday to her home
in Peshastin.
Howard Van Brooklyn deserted the
furnishing counter in Sharman's store
this week and is enjoying himself in
the Yakima valley.
J. L. Maston and wife and F. T.
Motteler and wife were callers at the
home Of E. Mohler at the power house
up Tumwater canyon, last Sunday.
M. Swartout and wife and c. J.
Smythe and wife returned to their
home on the Sound this week, after
spending the summer in Leavenworth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hartshorn Of
the Cascade orchards will spend the
winter in the Moses coulee country, for
which locality they departed some three
weeks ago.
F. S. Jacobsen has moved into his
new residence, and Mr.. Candy, the
forest ranger, has moved from the rooms
over the Echo to the house vacated by
MI. Jacobsen.
The ladies Of the Congreg ational
church served lunch and dinner in the
Sunday school room Of the church to
the voters on election day, and melted
a neat sum for the benefit Of their
church.
R. L. Polk & Co.'S. directory of Che
Ian. Grant, Douglas and Okanogan
counties is being delivered. This
book will be Of great convenience to
the business men and is complete for
the four counties.
J. G. Debord and John Chapman
last week purchased IS acres of bear
ing orchard land a mile below Malaga.
The trees are in full bearing and Mr..
Debord expects to nov on the land
either this fall or next spring.
Would you like a fountain pen' a
good one, one that is entirely new and
different from any other, with features
that will appeal to you? If SO, ask to
see those Houston Pens at the Palace
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Fred Miller of Cashmere, son-in-law
OF o. Sampson, is very i'll with typhoid
fever. Mr.. Sampson returned from there
a few days ago and reported him as
getting along very nicely. They have
a trained nurse from Spokane taking
care Of him.
James Hale, the logger VINO Was
fined 500 and costs last week Tor
striking Mrs. Houston, and who was
unable to pay his fine, escaped from
the officers while at work on the street
Saturday, and nothing has been heard
of him since.
The Foresters' dance given at the
Firemen's hall Wednesday night was
well attended, and the music furnished
bv Hirsch's orchestra was excellent
There was not the usually large crowd
present, owing to the bad weather. but
everyone present enjoyed a good time
Frank OFT and wife left this week ioI
Clinton, Mich, their old home and
expect TO be gone for the next three
months. Mr.. OFT has had charge Oh
the Lake View hotel on Wenatchee
lake for the past two summers. Inc