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

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ner's. IA.
Councilman Seeley has rented the
J. B. DeBlois residence.
Miss Nellie Longcoy, from Gaynor,
was here Yesterday shopping with the
merchants.
Mr.. Caldwell agent at Drury, ac-
companied by his wife, were patron
izing the Leavenworth merchants yes
terday.
Mrs. Abbie R. Bulls arrived here
last Saturday from DEBORAH, Iowa, and
will make her home with her son and
daughter, Mr.. L. F. Bulls and his sister.
A. c. Banko who was temporary sta
ton agent here for two months, will
leave here the last of the week for
Ephrata where has secured a position.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. Nelson. will attend
the banquet given by the bar associa-
ton of Wenatchee Saturday evening in
honor of Judge w. A. Grimshaw, who
was recently married.
E. F. Stefens returned from Spo-
kane Tuesday whittier he went to meet
his wife on her return from England.
Mrs. Steffens will spend the summer
on their Deer Park ranch.
Mr.. George B. Deering returned
from Everett yesterday afternoon. He
says he can not note material improve
ment in the business situation since
his previous visit OF a month ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Davis, from
Detroit, MINI, arrived here this week
and will be guests at the home of Mr..
L. F. Bulls and his sister, of whom
they are old friends, for the next three
weeks.
Because tomorrow is the monthly
pay day of the Lamb-Davis Lumber
Co., both banks will remain open from
7 to o'clock in the evening for the
sake of convenience to both working
men and merchants.
Mr.. A. L. Paine brother of T. E.
Paine of the Cascade Garage, and Miss
Vivian Barr were married in Seattle
Wednesday and returned to this place
yesterday and from here motored to
Cashmere where they will make their
home.
Mr.. R. B. Field returned from a
three weeks business trip which took
him to North Dacotah, Minnesota and
Iowa. He says North Dacotah is very
prosperous as result OF the high price
Of wheat, of which they made bumper
crop last year.
The Ladies Of the Maccabees of the
World have postponed their meeting
OF April IS to April 90, 2:45 p. m. at
the home OF Mrs. Burt Hagler, at
which time the delegate will be back
from the State convention and all men,
bers are urged to be present.
Mr.. N. Patterson's friends urged
him to make application to the COM
missioners court for the appointment
OF county assessor. There is no man
in the county better fitted, or who
would administer the duties of the Of
fee with more fairness and impair
TALLY than Mr.. Patterson. If he re-
sided in the Holy City," instead Of
Leavenworth the chances Of his re-
ceiving the appointment would be at
least as good as those of any other
man, but as he dwells among the
Philistines, well, that's different.
Mr.. c. w. Wheeler. of Seattle, is
here on visit to the family of his son
E. G. Weller. Mr.. Wheeler senior is
a pioneer newspaper man, out OF the
business about 20 years now, but for
twenty years editor and publisher of
the Waitsburg Times, one OF the old
est newspapers in Washington. Under
his ownership the Times was the first
newspaper in the state to be housed
in brick building. AS the Israelites
hankered after the heshpots of Egypt
so does Mr.. Wheeler banker after the
inkpots Of the printshop, which ac-
counts for very pleasant visit at the
Echo Office and some interesting remi-
niscences of newspaper business in the
early days. Mr.. o. S. Sampson Of this
city and Mr.. Wheeler are old friends