The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1915-08-13

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basis of Right Drugs, Right Service
and Right Prices. Koerner's Drug
Store. 81"
Those who did not attend services
at the Methodist church Sunday even
ing missed a rare treat by not hearing
Miss Bess Nicholas solo.
Mrs. L. Hohenleitner who has been
visiting here with her sister Mrs. Roach,
left on No. l Wednesday for her home
at Portland Ore. She was accompanied
by Mrs. Roach who will spend several
weeks on the Coast.
Word has been received that. the
home of Andrew Abbott, Oh Chikamin
creek, was destroyed by fire last Mon
day afternoon. Mr.. Abbott was away
from home at the time and Mrs. Abbott
and children could save but little OF
the household goods.
Miss Verna Phillips of Prairie City
ILL.,, arrived here this week on visit
to Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Hathaway.
Miss Phillips is on tour of the west
and just came from California where
she attended the expositions. Her
stay in this city will be Of an indefinite
length.
Mrs. Allison left last Tuesday for
Everett and Seattle where she will
visit friends for few days, then go on
to Portland, her future home. Mrs.
Allison is the mother of Mrs. P. A.
Snyder, with whom she has made her
home the past two years. She has
made many friends while in Leaven-
worth who regret her departure.
Mrs. L. C. Brender is enjoying a
visit from her parents Rev. and Mrs.
H. L. Beightol of Spokane, and two
sisters Mrs. Marvin Mari of Ephrata
and Miss Esther Beightol. This is
the first time the family has been to-
gether for a number of years. Mr..
Beightol is formerly Of Wenatchee and
will doubtless be remembered by many
Leavenworth people.
In some unaccountable way this
paper omitted to mention last week
the return of Mr.. w. F. Bickel and
wife from Iowa, where he was recently
married. Mr.. Bickel was instructor
in manual training in our public school
the past year and so satisfactory were
his services that he was re-employed
by the school board for the school term
which begins the 30th of the present
month. Mr.. and Mrs. Bickel will
occupy the residence just back of the
Firemen's hall.
John Bohnsack and family will leave
here next Sunday for Kansas City, Mo.
where they will visit with Mr.. BIS.
mother and other relatives for a few
weeks and then proceed to Cass City,
Michigan, where Mr.. Bohnsack expects
to locate permanently. John, as we
have Familiarity known him for some
ten years, is good citizen, and as
conservitor OF the peace was one of
the best men the town ever had on its
pay roll.
Homer Allsbury, a former resident
OF Leavenworth but now making his
home at Walla Walla, Wash, arrived
here Monday afternoon on a visit
with P. E. Galloway and other old
friends. Mr.. Allsbury is now en-
ployed in the office of the county
treasurer OF Walla Walla county and
is off on a months vacation. He
says he notes many changes in Leav-
enworth since he was here last, about
four years ago. His father and mother
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Alsbury who will
doubtless be remembered by many of
the residents of this city, are now set
tied on an orchard tract at College
Place, suburb OF Walla Walla.
Among those who called on The
Echo this week Mr.. ]. C. Million is
one. Mr.. Million has lived at Seattle
for number OF years and came here
because he is afflicted with asthma
and had been told that others, similarly
afflicted have found relief in this par
ticular locality, in which hope we en-
couraged him as we know OF some half
dozen or more who found relief here,
and mention one OF our most respected