The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1915-04-09
LOCAL HAPPENINGS

Nothing but the best will be served
at Koerner's Soda fountain. Ia
Remember the Echo is making big
cuts in the price Of job printing.
DR.. McKoewn was in Wenatchee
Monday on professional business.
Mrs. W. T. Rarey, Of Wenatchee,
visited Leavenworth friends this week.
Before buying a cream separator call
and see the Empire" at Motteler's
Feed Store. 7tf*
Mrs. w. A. Tegtmier entertained a
few friends Tuesday afternoon at a
Kensington tea.
Mrs. S. A. Potter and Mrs. E. J.
Tholin left on No. Wednesday after
noon for Seattle.
Mrs. ]. D. Wheeler and her sister,
Miss Hannibal, motored to Wenatchee
the nrSt OF the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Adams enter
tanned Mrs. R. B. Field and daughters
at dinner Easter Sunday.
Jay Buttles has closed a deal with
Chas. Fox for his residence property
in the Lindsey addition.
R. w. Vermilya, the Wenatchee alb
stracter spent Wednesday here drum
ming up business in his line.
Mrs. Ray Marble came in from the
Coast country Monday, where she
spent some ten days visiting.
LADIES-You need visiting cards.
The Echo is just now making an extra
low price on them. so cents for 100.
The Rebecca lodge will meet in
Firemen's hall Saturday night April 10
at 1880. All members urged to attend.
l will not be at home next Thursday
night. I am going to the Scenic
theatre. It's Library benefit night.
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Oscar Redfeld, an old time Cash
mere resident was here this week. His
first visit since the warmer weather set
in.
S. E. Richie was western bound
traveller Wednesday afternoon, leaving
in answer to a business call from Sc
attic.
The Lutheran Ladies will meet at
the home OF Mrs c. Harding in the
Cascade Orchards Thursday afternoon
April IS.
Mr.. Percy Adams, from Novelty,
Wash, arrived here Monday afternoon
to Join his wife, who is here on visit
to her mother, Mrs. D. c. Town.
Don't forget the Echo is now max
ing extra low prices on all classes OF
printing You'll pay too much for your
next job unless you come to the Echo.
Mrs. ]. E. Wheeler, mother of ]. D.
Wheeler, arrived here last Saturday
from Belingham and will spend a
month here, the guest Of the family OF
her son.
The public service commission will
hold meeting at Dryden tomorrow on
the application Of the citizens OF that
growing village for depot with accom-
odations for the public.
Will Smith made business trip to
Pateros last Saturday returning home
Monday. While there he pitched
game of ball for Pateros against Bridge
port which he lost 8 to 0.
Uncle George Persinger, an old vet
eran of the war Of the rebellion, who
spent the winter at the state ola SOL
dier's home near Orting returned to
Leavenworth last Saturday.
Everyone should use printed station
cry when the prices are as low as these.
$3.50 will get you 100 printed envel-
opes and 100 printed letterheads at
the Echo office. Come in and see US
today.
Uncle George Persinger one OF the
Oldest miners and prospectors in this
region, who gave up this occupation
some months ago on account OF his
advanced age, was here this week
meeting old friends. Uncle George
is now making his headquarters at the
Old Soldiers Home near Orting, Wash.
and says he is feeling fine.
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