The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1915-09-03
LOCAL HAPPENINGS


Joe White last Monday morning.
Miss Ethel Maston, it is reported,
has developed case Of typhoid fever.
Mrs. B. Croker returned Tuesday
afternoon from a brief visit to friends
in Wenatchee.
John Gull arrived here from Ralston,
Wash, Wednesday evening and came
back to stay.
The arrival Of girl at the home Of
I. A. Dickinson was one of the items
overlooked last week.
Mrs. J. B. Violette was discharged
from the hospital on the 30th of August
in fair way to complete recovery.
Miss Mabel Mullen, recent arrival
from Seattle is in charge of the mil
hnery department at the Palace Store.
MIR. Terrell OF Texas arrived here
last Saturday for a visit of indefinite
length with his daughter Mrs. Woods.
Mrs. Julian Mayer left for Seattle on
the early morning train yesterday.
Mr.. Mayer will join her the last of the
week.
Mrs. Will Thompson came down
from the Chiwaukum ranch Monday on
a shopping trip and returned in the
evening.
Mrs. Will Brender and children left
the first of the week for Cashmere to
spend few days with Mr.. and Mrs.
Charley Brender.
Koerner's-the San-Tox Store-is
the safe store in which to trade. If it
was not, it could not get the San-Tox
exclusive agency. $50
After putting in few days here
looking after the interests of the Tog-
gerry J, M. Gangler left for Port An
geles Wednesday evening.
Chas. Geldert who has been in the
employ Of Frank Wingate at Peshastin
for several years came to town Tuesday
and took the train for his old home in
Santa Anna California.
Engineer R. o. Miles, formerly run
ming out Of this place on the G. NJ,
but now running one of the electric
motors operated in the Cascade tun-
mel, was here Monday.
N We want you to become better ac-
uuainted with US. We will serve you
we'll when you come to US for your
drug store wants at Koerner's Drug
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Mrs. Carl Tarlton and children re-
turned Tuesday after three weeks
visit at Snohomish Mrs. Victor and
baby Of that city accompanied them
here for few days visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Davis and family
returned Sunday from ten days trip
to their ranch in Klickitat county,
stopping off at Everett for couple OF
DAYS visiting their daughter Mrs. Geerds.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Huff left here
last Saturday for the coast where they
spent several days at Seattle and Port
land from where they proceeded to
San Francisco to spend week before
going to Texas.
Mrs. B. R. Dixon, from Joplin. Mo-,
arrived here this week on her way to
the Frisco exposition, and stopped off
to visit with her daughter, Mrs. Castle
berry. Mrs. Dixon visited Leaven-
worth in 1904.
Grouse hunters were out in force
wednesday morning long before day
light. hieing to the hills and valleys
that the birds are known to frequent,
and while some bagged birds others
were less fortunate.
Misses Freda and Elsa Krollpfeiffer
leave today for New York after an ex-
tended visit with the family OF their
brother, Mr.. H. G. Krollpfeiffer. They
will stop enroute at the Yellowstone
park and at Niagara Falls.
Mrs. w. j. Farrell came here last
week from Seattle for the benefit oil
her daughters health. She is affiict-
ed with bronchial troubles, but de-
cided that the climate offered no relief
and left for home this week.
Mrs. Emil Bauman returned last
week from business visit to Spokane