The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1915-06-11
LOCAL HAPPENINGS

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Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. Wheeler fnotored
to Wenatchee the first Of this week.
Mrs. Geo. L. Gardner took the train
Monday afternoon for Spokane.
Jay Adams is home from Seattle
where he has been attending the State
University the past year.
Please note the Special Prizes we
are giving away this week. Read about
them on the contest page.
The wafer that makes the mouth
water. Town Talk at the Cash
Grocery. 23*
Under the supervision of the county
authorities the bridge over the Chum-
stick was refoored this week.
Young ladies', get busy and win one
OF those beautiful prizes offered in The
Echo's big subscription contest.
Mrs. Sadie Pfeiffer left for her home
today. Port Townsend, Wash, after
spending a week here visiting among
her old friends.
Saturday will be the last day you can
get a 15c Stamped Souvenir Linen
Tablet and package Of 15c envelopes
both for 15c at Koener's drug store.
23*
w. F. Blankenship spent several
days here the first of the week. He
says everything about Wenatchee lake
and the White river valley looks pros
porous.
Arthur Bosquet, county Inspector of
weights and measures, spent several
days here this week among those who
use scales and measures in dealing with
the public.
L. ]. Nelson and Geo. P. Rice were
called to Spokane this week to testify
in the Federal court in box car pilfer-
ing case in which Conductor Brooks is
the defendant.
Frank Yama was in town the first of
the week from the White river valley,
where he is running camp OF about
forty men and is cutting single bolts
for the c. A. c. Mill Co.
w. F. Robb who has taken lease
on the Lake Wenatchee Club House
is an old friend Of F. H. Hutchins,
the two having been associated in bust
ness on the Coast years ago.
Remember, girls, that there are only
ten active contestants by this weeks
issue and there are twelve fine prizes
to be given away. Here is your
chance to get in on the ground floor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isenhour, from New
York state will leave next week for
New York by way Of Frisco and take
in the exposition after visiting with the
families of John Emig and ]. S. Bren-
der.
]. P. Vest, one time citizen OF this
burg, but now residing in Grant county,
was here the first of this week. He
also visited his daughter, Mrs. Ernest
Blankenship, who resides near Win
ton, Wash.
Frank McClimons and crew OF men
passed thru here last Saturday on their
way to do some work on the Scenic
highway. He will build two bridges
on Mason creek between Winton and
Lake Wenatchee.
R. H. Henry, in charge Of the tele-
phone station at Berne, on one OF his
weekly trips to Leavenworth was on
Wednesday accompanied by Mr.. M.
L. Manlonge, from Ann Arbor, Mich,
who is visiting him.
Mrs. A. H. Sylvester left Tuesday
for Spokane to attend the meeting OF
State Federation Of Women's Clubs
which convened in the Falls City
Wednesday. Mrs. Geo. L. Gardner,
also delegate, had preceded her on
Monday.
VIII. Bozarth, once citizen OF this
town, but now living on his home
stead near Epbrata and in business at
that town, was here last Friday and
Saturday mixing with old friends and
advertising the Ephrata Fourth oil July.
celebration.
County Commissioners Hickey and