The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1915-11-19
friday November 10 1915
LOCAL HAPPENINGS

Eagle Creek, Sunday last.
Professor Ellison made a brief visit
to Monitor Saturday last.
Miss Minnie Sauer, post Office clerk,
is on the sick list this week.
If you need a plumber call the K. &
V. B. Hardware Co. Phone As ST.
Make Every Day A Dollar Saving Day
By Trading At The Golden Rule. At
Mr.. and Mrs. M. G. Jones are spend
ing few days in the Coast cities this
week.
Warm Winter Underwear at Dollar
Saving Prices to You. At The Golden
Rule. Al"
By Ned, I am going to Leavenworth
on dollar day and buy a Ford for one
dollar.
Mrs. c. R. Pothen Of Vulcan, Wash,
is visiting at present with her sister,
Mrs. John Siton.
A dollar spent at home will always
bring you something in return, SO don't
forget dollar day,
Rich. Chambers. who is working on
the west side Of the mountains, paid a
short visit to the city Sunday.
The Kid Band concert comes off
the 22nd in the Scenic Theater. The
kids are entitled to a good audience.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Krom expect to
leave the city next week for Montana,
where they will remain for the winter.
John Tvedt, of the Cascade Orchard,
is building an addition to his dwelling
house which will add to its appearance.
Protect Yourselves From The Winter
Weather. Warm Clothing At Work
ingmen's Prices At The Golden Rule.
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DR.. Judah, L. F. Bulls and Geo. T.
Sterling went to Scenic Hot Springs
last Saturday afternoon and intended to
spend Sunday there returning Monday.
Dan Logue and wife. who spent the
summer and fall on an apple ranch
near Peshastin, have moved to Leaven-
worth and will spend the winter here.
The Woldeberg residence has been
thoroughly remodeled inside and out
side. The work was done by w.
Wamsley, who is very thorough in his
workmanship.
Pet. Galland, who has been employ
ed by the Peshastin Lumber Co. for
the past two months, was shaking
hands with old time friends in the city
the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eickmeyer, accom-
panied by Ezra Eickmeyer, left for
Spokane Tuesday where they expect to
spend the holidays, and visit with their
friends for the next six weeks.
]. A. Warman, VIM. M. Stark and
S. P. Beecher left on No. Monday
afternoon bound for Spokane, and ex-
pect to take in the big apple show
which will be an attraction all this
week.
Robert Smith, round house foreman,
and Jas. Smith. the Peshastin apple
grower, left this morning at O'Clock
for Mexico, Mo-, on advice that their
father was seriously i'll and not expect
ed to recover.
The base ball fans who planned on
going to Wenatchee to attend the ex-
hibition of the National and American
League were disappointed. The game
was called of. There is said to be a
good deal of fake about that game.
OF the trio that left last Saturday for
Scenic Hot Springs, Mr.. Sterling re-
turned Monday morning, Mr.. Bulls
struggled in Wednesday afternoon and
DR.. Judah found the environs of the
Springs so healthful and extraordinarily
stimulating that he decided not to re-
turn before the last OF the week.
Miss Clela Bulls was hostess at a
bridge party Wednesday afternoon.
There were three tables. Mrs. Clar-
ence Campbell receiving highest score.
In contest in which the guests tried
to Guido each other in making an
artistic snow man out Of popcorn, Mrs.
J. S. Judale won the prize. At FIVE
O'Clock refreshments were served.