The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1911-01-06

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keep to her room this week.
Mrs. N. Coleman and son Joe left
for southern California last Sunday, and
expect to spend the winter there.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Hart who have
been in Everett for the past two and a
half months returned home yesterday.
A dance will be given by M. w. A.
at the opera house, Jan. %. So"
The Methodist Ladies Aid will meet
Wednesday at p. m. with Miss Mary
Ralston. All are cordially invited.
John Koerner left for the Sound last
Saturday and will visit Seattle and Ia
coma on business before he returns.
Deputy Forest Supervisor S. A. Blank
enship left last Sunday for Gle Ellum
on business connected with department
work.
If you are interested in land, read
Reynolds ad. Something new every
week. 50tf*
Jay Adams and Frank McNett, who
spent the holidays with their parents,
have returned to the University in
Seattle.
F. E. Carlquist, owner of the hand
soonest jewelry store in central Wash
ington, left for Spokane Wednesday
afternoon.
A. Brown, manager of the Hub Cloth
ing Store, went to Seattle and other
western points ten days ago, and did
not get back until yesterday.
S. P. Beecher, one of the hustling
and prosperous fruit growers Of the Pc
shastin valley, started yesterday on a
business trip which will take him to
New York before he returns.
A large crowd attended the dance
given by the ladies of the Degree of
Honor last Saturday night. The
music fursished by Nc Daniels orchestra
was exceptionally good.
AL Meisner returned from Seattle
Tuesday and reported Mrs. Meisner as
getting along nicely. She was taken to
the hospital the day after Christmas and
underwent an operation.
The horses hitched to the Cascade
orchards school sled ran away yesterday
morning, tearing the top off of the
sled at the south end of the viaduct
and running up near the depot where
they were finally stopped. MIR. Schnei-
der, the driver, had just left the chill
dren at the school house and was re-
turning with the sled to town when the
accident happened.
Miss Claire ]. Keesey entertained a
number of her friends in her rooms
Friday night. Games were played and
refreshments served. Following were
the guests present: Misses Ethel and
Edna Maston, Minnie Sauer and Gilla
Pendleton; Messrs. George, Henry and
Leonard Sauer, Herman Franklin and
Dooley P. Wheeler. (Kind of Sauer
kraut!).
Wednesday afternoon while the
school children were skating on the
river Robert Hood ventured too near
the center of the river and went thru
the ice. The water was rather deep
in that place and it was impossible for
him to get out without assistance. The
other boys of the party formed chain
on the ice and succeeded in pulling
him out, altho not before he had be-
come chilled.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. King will leave
on No. | Sunday afternoon for Seattle
whence, after attending to some bust
ness affairs, they will go to Victoria, B.
c., and on the 9th of this month sail
on the steamer Makura for Honolulu,
to bask in the balmy cline of the far
famed Hawaiian Islands for month,
intending to be absent from Leaven-
worth for the next sixty days. Mr..
King is manager Of the City Drug Store.
During his absence Mr.. Crowder will
have charge of the business, assisted
by Leonard Sauer.