The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1915-10-01
LOCAL HAPPENINGS

v. ID A1hdWaiS W. NUM- III 81
Mrs. w. A. Tegtmeier left last
Monday for Seattle to visit relatives.
Miss Helen Moore spent Saturday
and Sunday with friends at Peshastin.
Ask the K. & v. B. Hardware Co
about plumbing work. 81
Miss Bella Mclean has taken a po-
sition in the state bank as stenog-
rapher.
Mrs. and Mrs. Sam Daley are the
proud parents Of fine baby boy born
last Frihay.
Mrs. P Durand and son Inman, of
Seattle, spent last Saturday and Sun
day here with relatives.
Mrs. Titus and Mr.. George Sussex,
both Of Peshastin, were guests at the
VIM. Titus home last Sunday.
Mrs. Harry Warner and baby left
Sunday for the B. c. country where she
expects to be for the next three months.
Chas. Shaw returned Tuesday to his
home in Montana after visiting for a
few days with his mother, Mrs. Zeigler.
Miss Minnie Hawk left Wednesday
night for Wawawai, Wash, where she
has secured a position in the public
school.
VIM. Hayden and Henry Ssuer have
gone up the Icicle river on hunting
expedition and are looking for big
game.
A. S. O'Larey has gone to Cash
mere, where he has accepted posi-
ton with one OF the fruit growers as
sociations.
Miss Alice Nelson, sister of Manager
Nelson, is presiding at the desk in the
Sanitary Market, succeeding Miss Edith
Schott, who resigned last Saturday to 60
to Seattle.
Albert Coleman, who arrived from
Tacoma Sunday, took the train for
home Wednesday afternoon. He is
associated with his father in garage
at Tacoma.
Mr.. E. F. Steffen, who has been
one of the G. N. terminal employees for
the past nine years will leave on the
first of the month for Hilyard, but will
remain with the G. N.
Engineer McNulty will leave this
week with his family for Hillyard where
he will in the future make his home.
He is an old time Leavenworth rail-
roac man who will be missed.
o. S. Sampson made trip to Win
ton the first of the week. He says his
new store building will be located on
the south side Of the track and will be
completed in another week or ten days.
Mrs. D. C. Towns residence on the
north side of the track has recently I'M
dergone an overhauling at the hands OF
carpenters, painters and paperhangers
and now presents an attractive appear
ance.
A. A. Pinch, D. A. Burgett and w.
c. Roach left in an auto yesterday
morning for the upper Columbia river
country on a duck hunt which may
take them as far as Lakeside, on Lake
Chelan.
Night Marshal Delamater picked up
Earl Tucker last Friday, an escaped
inmate of the Monroe reformatory. An
officer from the reformatory came here
Monday and took Tucker back to the
institution.
Mrs. E. H. Harding and Mrs. {. A.
Fletcher. of Seattle, arrived here last
Saturday and after visiting over Sun
day with their nephew and his family,
Mr. and Mrs. Guy A. Hamilton de-
parted for home Monday afternoon
Mr.. w. T. earthly, in charge OF the
timber end of the c. A. c. Mill Co.,
was down from the lake the first OF
this week in company with Mr.. Kahl-
base arranging for the transfer OF the
company's property and attending to
other business.
Misses Minnie Woldenberg and
Catherine Hardin, with Miss Harding's
brother Henry acting as chauffeur lett
for Seattle last Saturday by way oil
Blewett pass, intending to take In