The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1912-01-12

J. H. Blake and wife were visitors in
Wenatchee Wednesday.
w. E. Moore was business visitor
in Wenatchee Wednesday.
The latest magazines and books at
Koerners. l.
J. H. Sharpe visited friends in We
natchee Lake Wednesday.
Jack Mahoney left Wednesday morn
ing for Seattle to spend few days.
Mrs. J. B. Violette left Tuesday for
Belville to spend month with relatives.
lOne thousand piano votes on each
dollar cash sale for ten days at Koer-
ner's Stores. l.
Miss Katherine Mcneil went to
Bellingham Wednesday morning to
visit relatives.
Orville Bethel spent last Saturday at
Peshastin, visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. P. Bethel.
The regular meeting OF the K. P.'s
which was to be held tonight has been
postponed indefinitely.
The Ladies Auxiliary Of the Brother
hood Of Locomotive Engineers will give
a ball Easter Monday, April 8.
Mrs. Del Mccoy, accompanied by
Mrs. Al Meisner, left Sunday morning
for Seattle to spend few days.
Miss Susie Smith, who has been visit
iting friends at Arlington. Wash, the
past week. returned home Sunday.
Fireman H. G. Christensen left Tues
day for Vancouver, Wash, to take
charge of work train out Of that city.
Fortify your system against con-
tagious diseases. Koerner sells all the
standard blood medicines and tonics.1 :
Mrs. E. c. Paine arrived here Tues
day afternoon from Port Townsend to
visit her daughter, Mrs. E. B. Candy.
Raymond Allen, who has been visit
ing in Seattle the past three weeks re-
turned to this city Wednesday morning.
Miss Mildred Adams, who has been
spending the holidays with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Adams, returned
to Spokane Tuesday to resume her
studies at Brunot Hall.
Mrs. F. S. Searles, who was operated
on in Spokane last Thursday is report
ed to be out of danger and on the road
to complete recovery. 1t will be a
month or six weeks before she is able
to return home.
J. A. Abbott came down from Chik-
amin creek this week. He says at
present the snow is two feet deep. He
and his family are spending the winter
on the ranch and enjoying good health.
On the 7th of January his thermometer
showed IA below zero.
F. Flanagan and family returned to
Leayenworth last week from Maiden,
after an absense Of eighteen months.
He was employed in the Milwaukee
railroad shops as boiler maker. He
has taken up a homestead on Eagle
creek above the Kenyon ranch.
Dee Fisher, president of the Globe
Mining & Milling company, returned
from Seattle Tuesday morning where
he spent a week negotiating for fire
brick and machinery for the Globe
company which expects to begin the
erection of a smelter early in the
spring.
Mrs. Eta Castleberry and three
children arrived here the first oil the
week from Joplin, Mo-, whittier they
moved from this place seven years ago.
Mrs. Castlebery says she is back to
stay. She owns a tract OF land IN the
Chumstick valley on which she intends
to move in the spring and improve the
place.
Dave Terwilliger, an old friend o.
S. Sampson, arrived here last Saturday
from Seattle and will visit here for
week or ten days. Mr.. Terwilliger and
Mr.. Sampson were business associates
in Walla Walla twenty-five years ago.
For twelve years Mr.. Terwilliger has
spent his time in Alaska in the employ
of the government.