The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1910-05-13
LEAVtNWORTH LOCALS

a. 0SAA ACtuiuSu pnOnQay non
brief business trip to Seattle.
H. N. May of the Wenatchee I'm
dertaking Co. spent several days her,
this week.
Mrs. Green, from Asotin, Wash.
mother of Forester o. T. Green, is her,
on visit to her son and his charmin.
wife.
All the stores closed from D till ate
a p. m. last Saturday, and both clerk,
and bosses helped to swell the Grove
at the Leavenworth- Waterville bal
game.
Jim" Hathaway, one of the popu.
lar clerks in the LID. store, has beer
quite i'll at home since Sunday, being
confined to his bed by an attack o.
sciatic rheumatism.
Harvey McNutt, employed on the
logging train OF the Wenatchee Valley
& Northern has recovered from an at
tack Of appendicitis and gone to work
again.
Postmaster Davis returned from
Klickitat county last Saturday, where
he purchased forty-acre farm near
White Salmon, one OF the new stations
on the North Bank road.
Emery Ross left for Detroit last
Thursday as delegate from the local
lodge of B. of L. E. to meeting OF
the brotherhood. After the meeting
Mr.. Ross will travel thru the eastern
states and expects to be absent two
months.
A new telephone directory of the
Tumwater Light & Water Co. will be
issued about May 10th. A number OF
new names were added to the directory
since March 10th, making it necessary
to issue new one.
c. Will Shaffer of Olympia, state law
librarian, who has been looking over
his orchard property at Wenatchee, and
who is well known in the valley, was a
guest, Monday and Tuesday, at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Adams.
Three members OF the Leavenworth
baseball team are walking airily around
in brand-new 81 shoes, all because OF
the misplaced confidence of Leaven-
worth business man in the ability of the
Waterville team. Mr.. Simpson says,
however, that it was worth $21 to help
encourage the local bunch to win then
sixth straight victory.
Harry Krollpfeiffer, manager OF the
Chelan Consolidated Mining Co., re-
turned from Red Mountain last Sunday.
He says that when he left the camp
three eight-hour shifts were pounding
away in the tunnel, with lots OF power
to operate the drills.
A. A. Bryan came up from Malaga
last week and remained here over sun
day, returning to Malaga Tuesday. he
has been working for VIM. Rice, form
erly in the livery business here. he
SAYS Mr.. Rice has one OF the hnes
fruit ranches in the county.
F. A. Blacker and family arrived hers
rom Everett last Friday and have taker
up their home on the twenty-acre irui
ranch which Mr.. Blacker recent.
bought from o. B. Hays. The place
is one and half miles east OF town. Oh
the Peshastin road.
John Koerner, who last week oough
out the stationery and cigar s'oc'
formerly owned by Mrs. LaRue' iel' 10
Everett Tuesday evening and Will &c
turn the last of the week with MS lam
lily, preparatory to making his pefma
nent home in Leavenworth. he In
tends to embrace other lines IN nj
business at an early date. By occupa
ton he is pharmacist.
The ladies of the Congregations
church have undertaken to provide IN
luncheon to be served to the guests {
the Leavenworth Commercial CLUB o
the evening of the 18th OF this m0n'l
when some two hundred visitors al
expected from Wenatchee' Casnmer
and Peshastin, the occasion oeing u
opening of the clubs rooms In IN
Elliott building.
Mrs. A. B. Westcott, formerly res