The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1913-05-16
LOCAL HAPPENINGS AND WHEREABOUTS
NEWS ITEMS
Notes. Personals and Small Items May be Phoned Direct to
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Tor SUI votes.
Ice cream at the Palace Of Sweets
every day in the year. Y"
Hugh Stewart, the Cashmere hard
ware man was here the first OF the
week.
Wednesday, Friday and Saturday,
May IA, 10 and II, are observed as
ember days by the Catholic church.
Miss Freda Krollpteiffer, sister Of
Harry Krollpfeiffer arrived here last
Friday from New York city to spend
the summer with her brother.
Joe Edwards, the Wenatchee plum
Der, was here the first of this week for
the purpose of figuring on some of the
numerous plumbing jobs that are to
be let.
H. B. Smith was here from Merritt
the first of the week and said work
would begin this week on the scenic
highway across the mountains in the
vicinity Of Merritt.
A patent has been granted by the
u. S. patent Office to Clarence T.
Maillette and D. A. McGregor of this
city for new idea in wash stands.
They expect to put their invention on
the market in the near future.
Mrs. Mabel Hutchings announces
that her summer class in elocution will
begin Monday, May 26, Q p. M, at
her residence on the North Side, one
block west of the roundhouse. Class
lessons are so cents a month. 1920"
DIR. Judah who was operated on in
Wenatchee two weeks ago by DR.. Nc
Coy for appendicitis has so far recov-
cred as to be able to leave the hospital.
He intends to rest up for few days
and will likely be home in about a
week.
w. B, Simpson of the Scenic Thea
tire announces this week that he has
made change in his picture series.
Beginning Sunday he will run feature
program consisting Of license films,
instead of the Imp which he has had
in the past.
You can help your favorite in the
Princess Contest by asking everyone
to take the Echo or to renew their
subscription. Every one year sub
scription or renewal is good for $500
votes and when ten or more are brought
in at one time we will give SO, 900
votes additional.
The Liilliputian Vaudeville Co.,
which consists of Leavenworth juvenile
performers, will give another perform
ance Friday, May %, at the Scenic
Theater, under the direction OF Mrs.
Mabel Hutchings. The bill promises
to be an exceedingly good one.
Among the arrivals last week we ran
across R. w. Tousley, from San Fran
cisco, and w. A. Stevens, from Min
neapolis, relatives Of Charles Dahlgren.
Their coming combines the pleasure
of a visit and desire to see this
country. It is within the range of
possibility that they may decide to be-
come permanent citizens.
Mrs. B. F. Morgan arrived from
Snohomish last Saturday to join her
husband who will take charge Of a
Young orchard which his mother owns
lust north of town. Mrs. B. H. Nor
gan has Just had completed substan-
tial five room cottage on her place at
cost of $4,000 dollars. She has also
had built a good barn and small
three room house for an employee on
the ranch.
Mrs. E. L. Mann, Mrs. Earl Van
Tassel and Miss Ruby Phillips OF Seat
tie, left on No. 43 Saturday afternoon
for Leavenworth and thence by auto
to Lake Wenatchee. Mrs. Mann
will spend the summer with her
husband who recently purchased the
Lamb-Davis Club house at that place.
Mrs. VanTassel and Miss Phillips will
spend two weeks in camp. -Wenatchee
World.
Sam DAILY who returned to Leaven-
worth the first of this week after an abb
sence of two years, made the remark to