The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1911-11-24
LOCAL HAPPENINGS AND WHEREABOUTS
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NEWS ITEMS

Paul Weigand was visitor in Water.
vile the first of the week.
Miss Flossie Williams went to Cash.
mere Tuesday to visit friends.
VIM. Snodgrass went to Spokane
Tuesday afternoon on business.
DR.. Judah reports Miss Bessie Potter
to be very i'll with typhoid fever.
H. c. West the horticulturist spent
several days at Soap Lake this week.
The Public Library is open Wednes-
day and Saturday afternoon from to S.
Ed Ferguson sheriff of Chelan county
spent Thursday here on business.
Special for one week only a high
grade cream mixed candy for IS cents
per pound. Palaca of Sweets 45s
Mrs. AL. Walker fell from sleigh
last Friday and received a painful in
jury to her wrist.
The Fraternal Brotherhood will meet
with Brother Arthur Johnson on Tues
day evening, Nov. 81. As
A. L. Mitchell of Eagle Creek, who
hiss been very sick the past week is on
the road to recovery.
Thanksgiving post cards, two for S
cents, and 5 and ten cents. Palace Of
Sweets. 45-6*
Mrs. Jack Strain who underwent an
operation in Spokane recently is expect
ed home this week.
All our photograph records at cost
as we wish to close them out. Now is
the time to buy. Palace Of Sweets 45tfs
Glen Sauer who is employed in
Koerner's drug store was on the sick
list the first part OF the week.
Mrs. John Spearin returned last Satur-
day from Montana where she accom-
panied the body Of her husband for
burial.
Miss Ella Kirtley who has been sing
ing illustrated songs at the Scenic
Theatre departed for Spokane Monday
afternoon.
Carl Field. more Familiarity know as
''Snoose" is using crutches this week
as the result of fall received some
time ago.
Edward Booth and wife, Of Mayard,
Mich, arrived here last Saturday on a
months visit to Mr.. Booths father, C..
]. Booth, who resides on ranch near
Peshastin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schnicklefritz and their
Baby will join the Leavenworth Favor
ties on Friday evening, Dec. lst at the
Scenic. One good laugh deserves
anotherll!
Engineer Norris Keller and Miss
Amy Whetzel departed for Spokane
Monday afternoon on a short visit.
Rumor has it that wedding bells will
ring before they return.
AS yet no clue has been unearthed
as to who got the pipes and cigars from
the Club pool room last Tuesday night,
but the search is still going on. Mar
shall Fitz received letter from Chief
Of Police Kraiby Of Everett this week,
saying that he was on the look out for
the men.
George Beam and wife came up from
Cashmere Wednesday morning with the
purpose of taking the first train out OF
here for Port Townsend, where Mrs.
beams sister resides and where they
intend to visit for week. They will
be accompanied by Mr.. Beams BROTHER
I. G. Beam, of Pittsburgh, Penn, who
has been here on visit for the past
two months.
Miss Media Noble and Mrs. Moore
find their work too arduous to attend
to, and keep up with their lessons in
the c. w. B. M. Society. They de-
cided to give it up for the winter at
least. They will keep the books or turn
them over to the society as they wish,
and pay their dues. They feel compelled
to give up their part at the open meet
ing to be given Dec. 8.
The road on the south side oil the
river between Leavenworth and Peshas
tin was completed last week. VIM
Stage and his son Guy came over the
road last Saturday and said while the