The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1915-10-08
October s 1915
LOCAL HAPPENINGS

II you need plumber call the K. &
V. B. Hardware Co. Phone As 37*
Mrs. w. A. Teghtmeier and baby
returned Wednesday afternoon from a
ten-day visit to the coast.
L. V. Day was here this week look
ing after the interests of the Golden
Rule store, in which he is interested
Mrs. Charles Albright returned yes
terday afternoon from Wenatchee,
where she visited her daughter and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Darling
E. c. Bussie came over from Seattle
Wednesday to size up his apple crop
in the Cascade Orchards. He says
the crop is not large, but hopes next
year will be better.
Barclay, the show man, spent several
days in Seattle the fore part of this
week, and while there arranged for the
production of something new in the
picture line for the benefit of Leaven-
worth's show going population.
Miss Ova Haney left Tuesday for
her home in Washington, Iowa, after
visit OF six months with her sister, Mrs.
A. R. McKeown. Mrs. McKeown
entertained at Kensington last Satur-
day afternoon in Miss Haney's honor.
DR.. Hoxsey and Roundhouse Fore
man Smith returned Monday from Oro-
vile. They went after ducks but
brought back all the prairie chickens
the law would permit them to kill.
Ducks were scarce and chickens plen-
tful.
The Kumtux Club met last Friday
with Mrs. w. w. Wilder. Papers were
read by Miss Bulls and Mrs. Hayden.
The next meeting will be October 18th
at the home OF Mrs. ]. E. Cullen. 1t
was decided to have the program COM
mence promptly at three o'clock.
Mr.. o. C. Moore, one of the direc-
tors of the Washington Steel & Iron
Co., with headquarters in Spokane, was
here the first of this week and left for
home Monday evening. He said there
would be something doing at the COM
pany's plant in Leavenworth before long
and promised to give US details later.
The first deer brought in since the
hunting season opened Oct. / is cred
tied to Mr.. ]. D. Wheeler and Buster
Brywn. who returned Monday from the
upper reaches OF the Icicle river with a
fine two-year-old buck. The venison
was Al. Thanks. May your shadows
never grow less.
Rev. w. V. Dayis, pastor OF the
Congregational church at this place for
MANY wears, arrived from Algona, Wash,
where he is now located. yesterday
afternoon. He will visit his ranch near
DRYDEN before returning. He is ac-
companied by his oldest son, V. E.
Davis. from Akron, Ohio, who is in the
west on visit.
Mrs. H. L. Hart is putting in this
week visiting among old Peshastin
friends and incidentally looking over
the Hart ranch. The past few months
she has made her home at Wenatchee.
On Wednesday she was in Leavenworth
and remarked that she was glad to
again meet her old friends in the upper
valley.
After an absence of over seven years
Mrs. Geo. Godfrey returned Wednes-
dav afternoon, bent on visit to her
brother. Pearl Bissel. Mrs. Godfrey
saws the family has been living at Wend-
ling, Oregon, where Mr.. Godfrey is en-
gagged in railroad work. He was Tor a
number of years ticket agent for the
G. N. at this place. She says they like
Oregon very much and intend to make
their permanent home there.
After residence Of FIVE years in
Leavenworth Mr.. Herbert DAVIS and
wife took their departure Yesterday Tor
Bav View, Wash, where his son, Burt
resides. Mr.. Davis moved here on ac-
count of his wife's health. she being
troubled with asthma. Mrs. Davis soon
found relief and is now entirely Tree
from the affection. Mr.. Davis and vile
are most excellent citizens and are
,os, desirable asset to any community.