The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1914-06-12

Ii. Juudu ISpOItS Tue OlIlu Vi BlIl
at the home Of Jack Love last Tuesday.
Stokes" Ice cream is the best in
the northwest. Kings City Drug store
%"
Mrs. c. T. Dawson is in Sultan with
friends where she had an operation per-
formed on her throat.
Mrs. w. A. Tegtmeier, left for Ev-
erett Monday afternoon afternoon on a
visit with friends.
Miss Ethel Miller, of Portland, is
the guest Of DR.. and Mrs. Snyder OF
whom she is an old friend.
Get your stationery at the Rexall
Store. Special this week, 4S sheets Of
paper, 48 envelopes, IS cents. 23'
The Lutheran Ladies' Aid will meet
at the home OF Mrs. Art Franklin
Thursday afternoon, June Is. A cor
dial invitation to all.
Mrs. ]. E. Gutherless. Mrs. Harry
Geerds and Mrs. Newell entertained
the members Of the o. E. S. at an af-
ternoon tea Wednesday.
The public library will be closed
during July and August. All books
belonging to the library should be re-
turned by the oath Of this month.
The date for the Minstrel show has
been set for Thursday evening June 25.
This will be library benefit and de-
serves the patronage Of everybody.
The Wenatchee-O roville branch of
the Great Northern railroad will be
formally open to both freight and pas
senger traffic after the first of July.
Mrs. L. F. Richards, who has been
a patient sufferer for the past year, was
taken to the Minor hospital in Seattle
last Saturday by her husband for treat
ment.
N. B. Day has taken lease on the
room formerly occupied by Mr.. Tanner
the tailor and is having the room fixed
nm To do fruit. confectionery and soft
drink business.
Bob Hull a well known timber work
er who went to Entiat to work for the
Adams-Coleman Lumber Co. returned
the first of this week and will again
make his home here.
w. F. Blankenship and wife came
down from Wenatchee Lake Wednesday
and will remain a few days with their
son, S. A. Blankenship. and incident
ally do some shopping.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. J. Q. Gilbert
last Saturday a daughter. DR.. New
comb reports that the little girl died
shortly after birth and was buried in
the Peshastin cemetery.
Burt Rothert an employee at the
Lamb-Davis mill was brought to the
hospital last Saturday with badly lac
Grated hand. The injury was caused
while working with peavy.
The first ocean liner to pass through
the Gatun locks Of the Panama canal
occurred Monday. The time required
was one and half hours. The ex-
pertinent proved satisfactory.
Mansfield which recently passed
thru a 10000 fire will rebuild, says
dispatch from that place, and has
very wisely decide to prohibit the erec-
ton of frame buildings within certain
district.
w. Akers, railroad employe at
Cascade Tunnel, was brought to the
Leayenworth hospital one day last week
suffering with a severe case OF quincy
He was discharged this week and went
home rejoicing.
L.v. Day, of the Golden Rule store
has gone to Wenatchee to take charge
of the store at that place during Mr..
Penny's absence in New York. The
store here will be in charge OF Mr.
Banks until Mr.. Days return.
Narcissa Patterson, daughter OF N
Patterson, met with peculiar and
what proved to be quite serious acct
dent a week ago last Sunday. While
nlaving she wrenched her knee throw
inc the bones out Of place and has
since been laid up, suffering consid'
aair