The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1913-10-24

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Have your house insured by having
your wiring installed by Standard FL
ecrical Co. Al
Miss Edith Schott returned from
Snohomish Wednesday whittier she
went last Saturday to be with her par
ents over Sunday.
Mrs. Lulu Adams sang on Sunday
evening to a splendid crowd al the M,
E. church and the pastor received one
adult into the church.
Sunbeam Mazda Lamps brighten
your home by their brilliancy, and cut
your light bill in half, installed by
Standard Electrical Co, Al
Uncle George Persinger, pioneer
mining prospector in this region cele-
brated his list birthday with a chicken
dinner which a number Of his friends
attended.
Among the shippers of apples this
week were ]. B. Adams, L. S. Allies
and Captain Mcfarland. Several cars
were loaded all Of which were consigned
to eastern parties.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. Jacobsen and
children departed for Tacoma Wednes-
day afternoon, where the family will
spend the winter, Mr.. Jacobsen in
tending to divide his time between
Leavenworth and Tacoma.
DR.. ]. S. Newcomb, recently from
Everett, came here this week with the
intention Of locating and will occupy
the rooms over the City Drug store
where he will also have his office. His
family consists of himself and daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Marble who have
spent the past summer at Glacier
Park, Mont, returned to this city the
first of the week. They expect to
leave in few days for Seattle to spend
the winter and will return to Glacier
Park next spring.
City Clerk Potter kept his Office
open yesterday evening until nine
O. clock for the benefit of voters who
could not come to the registration Of
fee during the day time and will
again keep his Office open tomorrow,
Saturday evening, until nine o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight Darling, Of
Everett, arrived here last Saturday and
spent Sunday at the home of Mrs, Oar
ling's sister, Mrs. LII. Nelson, return
ing to Everett Monday. Mr.. Darling
is a heavy real estate owner in Leaven-
worth and the upper Wenathchee
valley.
S. w. Bracket. an old time printer
who worked on the Spokesman-Review
in the last century but has been
knocking around Okanogan county for
several years working at the trade
some, prospecting and living the sim
pie life sometimes, dropped into the
Echo office one day this week.
MI. and Mrs. A. H. Blake who left
about six weeks ago for tour thru
the eastern states returned home Sun
day morning. Shortly after their de-
parture from this city Mr.. Blake took
sick and for several weeks was con-
fined in a hospital at St. Joseph, Mo.
He is feeling much improved in health
but as yet has not entirely recovered.
The Dix club met Thursday at the
home OF Mrs. Martin Johnson. The
afternoon was spent doing needlework,
at FIVE Mrs. Johnson surprised hel
guests with a delightful Mexican
lunch. Those present were Mrs.
Hugo Kringle, Mrs. Martha Kringle,
Mrs. Agnes Mitchell, Mrs. Butler
Sampson, Mrs. Will Brender and little
Miss Johnson.
The following concerning Mrs. Vera
Dayton Cook, wife Of former City En-
gineer Cook was taken from the Mon
roe Monitor: That Saturday night i:
bad night for any special entertain
ment was proven on the appearance o.
Mrs. Vera Dayton Cook whom the L.
o. T. NJ. presented in her reading o.
Polly Of the Circus. Many who wanted
to enjoy this delightfully."- artistic per
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