The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1915-01-15

]. F. Pratt has been on the sick list
the past ten days suffering from kidney
trouble.
Mrs. Arthur Kingdom came down
from Tye on Tuesday to spend a few
days with friends.
Mrs. Hugo Kringel left last Saturday
for Seattle to spend the winter with her
mother, Mrs. L. L. Guesnier.
A. c. Banko, from Wilson creek,
arrived here last Saturday to take the
place of F. M. Lee, as G. N. station
agent.
N. M. Sorenson, Chelan county pros
ecutor, who relinquished his duties the
first Of this month, was here last Satur-
day settling up some legal affairs.
w. E. Haggart and wife and Mrs.
Haggart's sister arrived here this week
from Spokane to make their home.
Mr.. Haggart is a G. N. engineer.
Charles Dahlgren and wife returned
Sunday evening from Minneapolis
where they spent six weeks visiting
among old friends and neighbors.
Miss Louise David, the smiling
young postmistress, has resigned her
position at the local Office. 1t is rum
ored that she will--well, soon go on
visit.
]. B. Schons, one of the progressive
fruitgrowers Of the valley who has hold
ings in this city and Wenatchee was in
the city several days the first OF the
week on business.
John Heavier. and his nephew, A.
L. Mortimer, took the train here Mon
day afternoon for Sunset, Wash, Mr..
Mortimer's home, where Mr.. Heav-
ner will visit for the next ten days.
H. B. Smith came down from Mer-
rift last Friday to attend the creamery
meeting, Mr.. Smith has large herd
of dairy cattle and is very enthusiastic
over the proposed creamery. While
here he signed up for two shares oil
stock.
DR.. A. G. McKeown and Mrs. Nc
Keown, who have been visiting at the
home of Mrs. KS parents in Belling-
ham since before Christmas, returned
home Monday. The doctor says bust
ness is picking up very rapidly on the
Coast.
Mr.. F. A. Sinclair, from Cooperstown-
North Dakota, arrived here last Sunday
and will spend the week here as the
guest of Mr.. R. B. Field. Mr.. Sin
clair is a stakeholder in. the Leaven-
worth State bank and we hope will In
the near future become so much further
interested that he will find it necessary
to move his family here.
D. D. Brownfeld and wife, from
Waterville, are here on visit ., to the
family of H. N. Briskey. Mr.. Brown
field says Waterville is rather quiet just
now Notwithstanding the farmers OF that
country have received good price for
their wheat. He says. however, every
body is expecting prosperous 1915.
The partnership between VIM. Bren-
der and Dick Simons, who have con-
Quoted draying business in this city
for the past three years, was dissolved
last week, Mr.. Brender taking over the
interest of his partner. Dick thinks he
has earned rest and says he is gong
to rest this winter. In the spring it is
not unlikely that he will return to his
old home in sunny California.
Mr.. H. F. Hubbard, one time con-
nected with the Wenatchee World,
later a practicing attorney associated
with Mr.. VIM. Parr, at present con-
Quoting a tourist hotel at Moore's Point
on Lake Chelan, was here between
trains Monday and made this office a
visit. Mr.. Hubbard owns valuable
timber claim on the head Of Eagle
creek. He looks for heavy tourist
travel to the lake the coming summer.
A surprise miscellaneous shower was
given last Friday night at the home OF
Mrs. Alice Marble in honor Of Mrs. G..
D. Marble. Cards were the principal
feature Of the evening after which a
delicious luncheon was served. Those
present were: Misses Frieda Gartner,