The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1915-06-04
friday June 4 1915

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Food sale next door to Carlquist's
store, Saturday afternoon, by Catholic
ladies. 22'p
Young ladies, get busy and win one
Of those beautiful prizes offered in The
Echo's big subscription contest.
Miss Venetia Treadwell has accepted
a position in the Tumwater Savings
Bank, taking Mrs. Elsie Lang's posi-
ton, who departed for California this
week.
Fred L. Brender, the progressive
Chumstick rancher, returned from Spo
kane last Saturday after spending
week there where his wife who is visit
friends.
Mr.. A. M. Apologize, general man.
ager Of the Harrington Milling Co.,
was in the city Wednesday calling on
local merchants and spreading the vir-
tues OF "Harrington's Best -four.
Mrs. E. M. Hatch and children left
yesterday afternoon for Ukia, California,
where, Mr.. Hatch says, they will re-
main during the summer. On the way
they will visit the great San Francisco
exposition.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stage autoed
up from Peshastin Wednesday to meet
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Wann, from
Lapwai, Idaho, who arrived here on
No. / bent on visit. Mrs. Stage and
Mrs. Wann are sisters.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. McDermott
autoed here from Wenatchee last Sun
day. Mr.. McDermott returned to
Wenatchee while Mrs. McDermott visit
ed with friends here until Wednesday
afternoon and then took the train for
Seattle.
Ta-Cu is the best clear Havana cigar
that has ever been offered for Sc. 22*
F. C. Buckingham who is just now
employed in helping the Lamb Davis
Lumber Co. load logs in the Chum-
stick valley, says there is about one
hundred and fifty carloads piled up
near the right Of wav for delivery in
the company's mill pond.
Mr.. o. S. Sampson left on the We'd
nesday afternoon train accompanied by
Attorney E. H. Fox, for Seattle where
he is interested in suit brought
against A. Brown, formerly resident
OF Leavenworth now living in California.
The suit was instituted while Brown
lived in Seattle.
MIR. and Mrs. T J. Costello arrived
here from Scenic where Mr.. Costello
had contract on the King county
Scenic highway, Tuesday afternoon and
returned to the West side again the
following day. Mr.. Costello says the
highway is now complete from Seattle
to Scenic and is considered one Of the
best roads in the state.
E. A. Wood came down from Pa
teros Tuesday and will spend the bal
ance of the week here. He says Pa
teros is dull just now, and in this re-
spect does not differ from other east
ern Washington towns at this season
of the year. He says Mr.. DeBlois and
family are comfortably located and hav-
ing the only hotel in the town are do
ing reasonably we'll in their new home.
Mr.. R. F. Taylor, cashier OF the
Tumwater Bank went to Seattle last
Friday evening and from there on the
following day went by boat to Port
Angeles. While there he visited with
Mr.. Gangler, VIM. Churchill and Miss
B. Hanson, old citizens of Leavenworth
now located in the growing Sound city.
He says they are all in business there
and we'll pleased with their new loca-
ton.
Miss Rose Rhodes, Of Wenatchee,
spent Sunday here the guest of Mrs. J.
E. Gutherless. Miss Rhodes left Mon
day afternoon for Seattle, from where
she will leave about June with party
Of friends for Alaska, to spend month
or six weeks. She expects to return
to Wenatchee in September to again
take up her work in the schools there.
Miss Rhodes is we'll known in Lesven-
uor,b having made her home here