The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1915-11-12
LOCAL HAPPENINGS

Al opportunity 10 save money
attend the Dollar Day sale.
Mrs. Ross Irwin was a Wenatchee
visitor and shopper last Saturday.
Dr.. Judah is still on the sick list and
not able to attend his many patients.
If you need a plumber call the K. &
v. B. Hardware Co. Phone As 81
Miss Holdings OF Wenatchee was a
visitor at the Motteler home last Sun
day.
Mrs. o. S. Sampson entertained a
few friends at a Kensington Tuesday
afternoon.
Fred Lingley, machinist helper at the
round house, is on the sick list this
week.
The good old summer time" has
gone aglimmering. Now for the fun
and frollc OF winter.
Roy Robertson is building a substan-
tial five-room cottage on the north side
of the G. N. tracks.
Mrs. Guy A. Hamilton was hostess
at beautifully appointed One O'Clock
Luncheon Thursday.
After a visit OF several days OH the
sound Engineer Cline and family re-
turned last Saturday.
Floyd Blankenship had the good for
tune to get deer last Saturday after
noon in Max's canyon.
The Kid Band concert comes of
the 22nd in the Scenic Theater. The
kids are entitled to a good audience.
Harry Maston returned from Seattle
Tuesday afternoon after spending a
week in the metropolis Of Washington.
VIM. Moore of Wenatchee, employed
at the Dryden electric plant, was
Leavenworth visitor the first Of the
week.
A social dance at the Lamb Davis
club last Saturday night drew good
crowd and was pronounced a highly
enjoyable affair.
Mr.. E. H. Rothert. says DR.. Hoxsey,
is quite sick. He returned from Spo-
kane last Friday where he was in a
hospital several days.
After visiting with his brother and
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Haines, J. R.
Haines and wife left for their Wenat-
chez home yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. S. Darwood left Thursday after
noon for Silver, Montana, where her
husband has decided to locate. The
Darwood family lived here four years.
The I. H. S. club met last Tuesday
afternoon with the Misses West. A
short literary program was given which
added much to the enjoyment of the
meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Shifet, from
Wenatchee, left Tuesday for home after
a visit OF a week with Mr.. and Mrs. H.
A. Anderson, of the Eagle creek COM
munity.
Peshastin residents tell US that in the
past thirty days there has been consid-
cradle quiet inquiry about the price Of
fruit land in that favored apple-growing
locality. The belief is strong that in
the near future some sale will be made.
Are you planning to attend the Dol
lar Day sale in Lesvenworth on Mon
day, Nov. %, 1882 Better keep the
date in mind, and if you have some
thing to sell bring it along and at the
same time take advantage of the many
bargains that will be on tap that day.
DR.. A. R. McKeown's new Office on
East Front street. since it is completed,
looks good. There was apprehension
on the part Of some people that the
Doctor would not comply with the
councilmanic requirements. He says
it was always his intention to veneer
the building with brick.
Mrs. Dora Thompson Of Seattle. sis
ter of Mrs. Nicholas, and two daughters
Of Mrs. Nicholas, Mrs. e. P. Randall
and Mrs. Scott Withers, from Boulder,
Colorado, arrived here the first OF this
week in response to advice that Rev.
E. P. Nicholas of the Cascade Orchards
is very sick. A son is also expected to
arrive from Wisconsin.
John Jurden and vile, from North