The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1911-09-22
LOCAL HAPPENINGS AND WHEREABOUTS
Notes. Personals and Small Items May be Phoned Direct to
The Echo Office : Telenbora Number 295
NEWS ITEMS

R. B. Fields made business trip to
Seattle Tuesday.
c. E. Hamilton was a visitor in We
natchee Tuesday
John Schiller returned Sunday after
a weeks stay in Seattle.
Arthur Hamilton of Wenatchee was
here Sunday and Monday.
Emma Blocksedge departed for Seat
tie last Saturday afternoon.
Fred Reeves came up from Wenat-
chez Tuesday on business.
Cliff Knowles and wife of Cashmere
visited friends here Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. S. Sampson were
visiters in Wenatchee Sunday.
Cliff Peltier returned from Seattle
Saturday after a months absence.
Jay Adams left Saturday for Seattle
where he will enter the University.
Mrs. w, T. Greves came down
from Merritt Monday to visit friends.
F. L. Heidrich was here last week
from Seattle looking over his Cascade
orchard tract.
Mrs. H. T. Hansen left Monday al
ternoon for Wenatchee to visit with
Mrs. E. Frank.
Henry Burke returned Monday from
Raymond, Wash, where he has been
for several months.
Miss Mildred Adams left Saturday |
morning for Spokane to take up her
studies in Brunot Hall.
l. Jacobsen, of Philadelphia, cous-
in OF A. Brown, of the Hub Clothing
store, is here on visit.
Howard Patience and wife of Wen
atchee were the guests of Mr.. and |
Mrs. Wiley Rice, Sunday.
If you have books to donate to the
Public Library, bring them any Wednes-
day or Saturday afternoon.
Miss Jessie Gutschau left Wednesday
morning for her home in Aberdeen
after visit here OF several months.
Hellman & Pabst have disposed of
their confectionery business to S. G.
DAILY and have moved to Vancouver,
B. c.
Miss Lillian Bergin who has been
employed as stenographer at the mill
departed Sunday morning for Portland
Oregon.
M. ]. Willers of Seattle, owner of a
valuable Cascade orchard tract returned
to Seattle Saturday after a two weeks
visit here.
Miss Eva Hastings, of Reynolds, Wis
tied over Sunday with the family Of F.
A. Reynolds and returned to her home
he first of this week.
G. A. Hamilton, clerk of the school
board, went to Wenatchee Monday to
consult with the county authorities in
regard to the school bond issue.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. T. Green are back
from Gle Ellum, where they have spent
the past summer, Mr.. Green being
EMPLOYED in the forestry service there.
w. F. James was in town this week
from Wenatchee lake. He says he
will leave in few days for Lyle, Wash
ington, where he will spend the winter.
In returning from Idaho, where he
has been for several days looking into
a business proposition, F. A. OFT stop
ped off here Tuesday on his way home
TO Lake Wenatchee.
]. D. Wheeler and Nate and Harry
Coleman left Tuesday afternoon for
Cascade Tunnel, where they will hunt
big game for few days. They are
expected back Saturday.
The moonlight dance given by Mrs.
Hutchings' Orchestra Saturday night
proved big success, large crowd at
tending. Another dance OF the same
kind will be given tomorrow night
The M. & M. Tea store conducted
bv Maston & Watkins was sold to Joe
Massie last week. Mr.. Maston has ac-
cepted position with the Berry
Grocery company, OF Wenatchee. Mr.
Watkins is employed in Mr.. Massie's
store.
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