The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1915-06-18
LOCAL HAPPENINGS

Lucy Brown, is in Everett visiting the
family Of S. G. DAILY.
Please note the Special Prizes we
are giving away this week. Read about
them on the contest page.
Mrs. F. A. Lingley, son and two
daughters left last Wednesday for St.
John, New Brunswick for a six weeks
visit.
o. S. Sampson and Col. E. H. Fox,
were called to Spokane this week to
appear as witnesses in the Federal
court.
Mrs. F. w. Clemens returned last
Saturday from St. Paul whittier she went
over month ago on visit to friends
and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Rice, daughter
and friends motored to Squill Chuck
on Sunday last, finding the roads in
very good condition.
See the Gold Bracelet Watch which
is bought from your well known Jew
eler, F. E. Carlquist, and now on dis
play there. It's little beauty.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. G. Smyth motored
to Lake Chelan the first of this week
and had for companion Miss Nellie
Moore of Everett who is visiting them.
The members of the Kumtux Club
are enjoying a picnic luncheon TODAY
at the Sylvester home. This will be
the last meeting of the club until Sep
TENDER.
Game Warden Watson says he turned
loose $4,000 steel head trout in Mason
creek near Berne last Tuesday. The
fry was shipped here from the Snoho
mish fish hatchery.
Mrs. Abbie Durham and children
returned to Everett Wednesday alter
noon after a months visit with the
family Of her father and mother, Mr..
and Mrs. McNett.
Forest Ranger Harry G. Blanken
ship arrived here yesterday from Gle
Elum where he has been stationed.
He will take his brother Spencer's
place in the local Office.
H. E. Rothert returned last Sunday
after an absence of three months spent
most of the time in Denver, Colorado.
where he is interested in the establish
ment OF steel smelling plant.
) Miss Susan B. Smith and Mr.. Julian
Magyar, both Of Leavenworth, were mar
ried in Everett Monday afternoon, Rev.
William E. Randall officiating, at his
residence. Everett Herald. June Is.
County Assessor Spencer and his
deputy, Mr.. Berry spent several days
here this week winding up some work
that was left undone by Mr.. Halferty,
who is in Wenatchee hospital.
Mr.. ]. M. Gangler came in Yesterday
morning from Port Angles and can be
found at the Toggery. He looks very
much like married man but it was
rot evident on the hotel register.
Remember, girls, that there are only
ten active contestants by this weeks
issue and there are twelve fine prizes
to be given away. Here is your
chance to get in on the ground floor.
Two Of the best prizes offered in the
Echo's Subscription Contest are the
two free courses in the Metropolitan
Business College. Of Seattle, Washing
toms largest training school. Who
will be the lucky winners -
Frank McNett left on the east bound
train Wednesday afternoon and will
make visit to the Big Bend country.
He has not yet made up his mind
where he will locate but is taking a
look at the country about Waterville.
Scott Halferty, deputy county assess
or, who did most of the work in this
part Of the county and is quite well
known here underwent an operation in
the Wenatchee hospital Tuesday and
may not survive the shock. He had
some kind OF bladder trouble says the
doctor, of a serious nature.