The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1910-12-16
LEAVENWORTH LOCALS

Judge Rice was in Seattle severa
days this week on business.
A little girl is reported at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Douglas.
Typography and brass craft sets and
supplies at Wheeler's. 4S*
S. A. Potter was in Seattle Thursday
to Saturday of last week on business.
J. G. Debord moved his family to
their ranch neal Malaga the first of the
week.
Mrs. A. J. Amos of Dryden spent
Sunday with her daughter, Miss Clara
bel Amos.
J.. c. Davis made a business trip to
Seattle Friday and returned home Mon
day morning.
Come see those large boxes of candy
we are giving away, and find out how
we are doing it: Palace of Sweets.
4S*
Miss Evangeline Peterson is teaching
in Miss McNeal's room until a perma-
nent teacher can be secured.
The school children are very busy
~practicing for the entertainments to be
given in the various rooms next week.
Rev. w. v. Davis has gone to Medi-
cal Lake to fill the pulpit Of the Con-
gregational church at that place mex
Sunday.
Now is the time to have those pic
lures made for Xmas, at Wheeler's
photo-art shop. Az
The dance given Saturday night by
Mrs. Smith, was well attended, the
music was good, and all present en-
joyed a very pleasant time.
Mrs. E. M. Phillips, from St. Paul,
Mimi, is here on a visit to her daugh-
ter, Mrs. A. w. Kingdom, and will
remain until after the holidays.
John Sadoske returned from Seattle
Tuesday, after spending a week with
his brother, who was injured recently
by falling from a building on which he
was working.
The M. E. Ladies Aid will do sew
ing and quilt tying. Notify Mrs. T. F.
Motteler, phone 1853. @49
While working in the mill Saturday
Henry Sauer was painfully injured by a
3x12 plank falling on his foot, crushing
his toes. He was able to resume work
the first of the week.
Judge Martin, of the firm OF Mar
tin & Barrow, a prominent member OF
the Wenatchee bar, was here last Fri
day interviewing some of his Leaven-
worth clients and looking after legal
matters.
Sleds to suit the children; prices
to suit the parents, at the Palace OF
Sweets. 48*
Uncle Tom Hendricks, who was
taken ill at his home in Peshastin last
week, was brought to Leavenworth the
first of the week by DR.. Hoxsey and
is at the home Of Mrs. Martin.
Mrs. E. G. Spencer, writing from
Entiat where the family now resides,
says the loss Of their little daughter,
Leta, was a severe blow. She says
that they are prospecting, which is well
come news to old Leavenworth friends.
Mrs. R. ]. Smith gave a party at her
home Wednesday from 2 to 5 for Baby
Joe Violette, the occasion being his
second birthday. Among those present
were: Mrs. Violette and Baby Joe, Mrs.
Tom Grant and children, Miss Jessie
Gutschau, Mrs. o. c. Miller, Dorothy
Cline, Orovel Dahlgren, Dorothy and
Robert Bowers.
Have you seen Wheeler's new leather
pillows and table mats9 4S
Dooley P. Wheeler recently returned
from the Okanogan country where ne
represented the Wenatchee Valley
Nursery Co., says, speaking in a general
way. that that country is rather dull
lust now. Railroad work on the Great
Northern extension has ceased. The
grade from Pateros to Oroville is nearly
completed but the contractors have
quit work and left with their grading
outfits and people in that section are
somewhat skeptical about an early re-
sumption Of the work. On this account