The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1915-07-30

on a visit.
Miss Jennie May Ellison, Of New
York, is here on a visit with her
brother, Mr.. H. B. Ellison.
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Osborne, Mr..
and Mrs. H. B. Ellison and Miss Jen-
ME Ellison spent few days this week
on Wenatchee lake.
When company comes don't worry
about dessert. Remember the deli
cious ice cream at Koerner's.
Tom ]. Burke has taken the man.
agement of the saloon property re-
Gently abandoned by J. G. Frits and
opened up the first Of this week.
]. ]. Albeck, contractor. has gone
to Leavenworth on business. He has
just completed house for Chris.
Amend south of town-Quincy Quill.
Roman Fromm has gone to Delkano,
Wash, where he has accepted posi-
ton as sawyer in mill. Mrs. Fromm
and children will follow in few days.
The lecture on THE Funny Side Of
Preachers Life" delivered by Mr..
Marlatt at the Methodist church last
Friday evening was thoroughly enjoyed
by those who attended.
Clint Town and A. V. Jones re-
turned Monday from an auto trip to
Colville and other eastern Washington
cities. They were gone ten days and
report having fine trip.
Good Talcum Powder is a summer
necessity. We sell that kind at
Koerner's. %"
At the recent convention OF the
Elks' lodge, held in Los Angeles, it
was decided to offer a prize of $500
to the composer OF a national anthem
which would receive the sanction OF
the federal congress.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Valid and
daughter Dorothy Of Pearson, Iowa,
stopped off here several days to visit
Mrs. Wald's sister. Miss Grace Hitch
cock. Mr.. and Mrs. Valid have been
taking in the sights at the California
expositions and are now on their way
home.
Rumored changes in the Toggery
clothing store, to take effect August lst
are that Mr.. Thomas Pipkin has re-
signed his position with the Leaven-
worth Mercantile Co., and taken an in
terest in the Toggery. Mr.. w. B.
Simpson will sever his connection with
the same place at the close OF this
month.
Jay Buttles says he expects to ship
a carload of ore from his mining prop
critics, located near Indian Pass. inside
of the next thirty days. The ore car
ries copper and silver in large quantities
and it promises to be producing mine.
The ore will be packed out on horses
to Index on the west side and shipped
to the Tacoma smelter.
Mr.. E. c. Busse, retail grocer in
the Queen Anne district, Seattle, owner
Of an apple orchard in Cascade orchards
is here on one of his occasional visits
to Leavenworth, with the double
purpose Of watching the progress and
development of his fruit land and
change and relaxation from store work.
He says he always goes home rested
and feeling better.
Miss Agnes Davis entertained last
Thursday evening to celebrate her fif-
teenth birthday anniversary. The
evening was enjoyed by all who were
present. The guests were Edna Bar
clay, Minnie Roberts. Jessie Hathaway,
Title Rust. Mildred James, Dixie
Walker, Georgia Doty, Arvilla Belling-
ham, Olive Blankenship, Dorothy
Eresch, Ruth Robertson and Iva West.
Scott Halferty who underwent an
operation at the Wenatchee hospital
about two months ago and has never
fully recovered passed thru this city
Monday accompanied by his wife bound
for Portland where he will spend several
weeks at nearby sanitarium. He is
improving slowly but it will probably
be several months yet before he will
again be able to take up his duties.
Mrs. ]. S. Judah was hostess at