The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1911-01-20
LfAVENWORTH LOCALS

l. "a NeynoluS was IN Wenatchee
Saturday.
Are you going to the Masquerade
Ball, January 30? So
Are you going to the Masquerade
Ball January 80? So
If you are interested in land, read
Reynolds ad. Something new every
week. 5Od'
Mrs. Mabel Hutchings will present
her pupils in recital Feb. 3 at the opera
house. A pleasing program will be given
by the young folks. D
The Knights Of Pythias meet every
Monday night in their own hall. known
as the Bloom hall, at the west end of
Front street.
The man who has made millions
laugh - Newman, the famous fun
maker, January 20 and 81. Popular
prices-5O, IS and 25 cents.
The attention of the stockholders of
the Peshastin Ditch Company is called
to the annual meeting. The date has
been changed from January IA to Jan
uay 81.
Miss Claudia Easley, who visited re-
Gently in Whenachee and Leavenworth,
stopped for brief time in Chelan Falls,
returned home by stage Sunday.-Che-
Ian Leader.
The Hirsch-Titus orchestra has a
dance advertised to come off tomorrow
night in Firemen's hall, and will doubt
less draw a good crowd, as they have
in the past.
Jacob Foss left Sunday morning for
the Sound, expecting to be gone three
weeks or more. He says he hopes to
strike milder weather than we had here
all last week.
A. M. Apologize, representing the
Harrington Touring mills, was here this
week, making one Of his periodical
calls on our merchants and boosting
his popular flour.
Will H. Noble, civil engineer from
Pateros, Wash, was here this week and
called on The Echo. He is in the en-
ploy of the government, taking statis-
tics with regard to irrigation.
Saint Valentines day, February IA,
being the day on which the Fraternal
Eagles usually give their annual dance,
they have decided to keep up the Gus
tom and will have invitations out within
a week.
Mrs. Blanch Painter of Everett spent
several days here this week. She says
her mother, Mrs. Lynch, is spending
the winter in California, and hopes to
he hack in Leavenworth by the open
ing of spring.
In the jury panel for the Febru-
arv term of the Chelan county superior
court not one name is from Leaven-
worth. The term begins February I,
Il is thought the Brender case will be
called at this term.
Mrs. c. A. Corey was indulging in
snow-balling contest yesterday and had
the misfortune to break her arm IN tall
ing. DR.. Hoxsey set the fractured
bones, and she is getting along as wen
as could be expected.
A barrel of fun! A whirlwind Of mirthl
A veritable cyclone Of laughter! New
mann Americas foremost comedian
Hvptonique. Opera house, January
IL pNS--@1
20 and d. A popular show at popular
prices-5O, IS and Is cents. Your
money back if you are not pleased
Great Northern passenger trains are
again running about on time. Freight
business, which has been almost NIL
for week, is again normal, judging
from the terrific shrieks of the engines
as they pull out for the west
Tomorrow evening week, or SatuT-
day. January %, the Modern Woodmen
will give a dance in the opera house.
This is their first appearance IN terp-
sichorean venture, and they hope to
draw a good crowd OF the dancing
people.
Anna A. Maley, the woman's ma
tional organizer for the Socialists Is
billed to make an address in the opera