The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1916-12-29
LOCAL HAPPENINGS

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Have your Christmas pictures framed
at "heeler's Photo & Art Shop. So
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. G. smythe were
Wenatchee bound travellers Tuesday
afternoon.
Miss Mildred Adams is here from
Seattle to spend the holiday season
with her parents.
While in New York, from whence
he returned last week, Ben Ballou says
he learned the art OF installing piano
players.
Koerners Cold Busters do it. Only
Csc at Koerner's Drug Store. So
Mrs. Will Thompson, and Mrs. Will
Thompson, IT., both from Chiwaukum,
were Saturday shoppers in Leavenworth
last week.
Francis Little Of the Leavenworth
Market went to Wenatchee to spend
his holiday vacation with relatives and
old friends.
G. F. Stephens and w. w. Hatmaker
left on Christmas day for their old Ten
nessee home on brief visit and expect
TO return to Leavenworth by the first Of
February.
Thos. Nolan went 10 Seattle last
Saturday and spent his Christmas holi-
day with his two daughters who are
attending school at the Home of the
Good Sheppard in Seattle.
Clarence Norberg, Geo. Watson,
Geo. Hauber, VIM. Crotty and VIM.
Usher went to Wenatchee Monday
afternoon to be present at an Elk's
Jamboree. in the evening.
Mr.. L. F. Bulls and his sister Miss
Clela took the belated afternoon train
Saturday for Seattle where they expect
ed to spend their Christmas and return
the latter part of this week.
A marriage license was issued last
Saturday to Lester L. Mead who gave
his residence as Leavenworth and Miss
Eva N. Pool, Of South Bend Wash.
Both gave their ages as legal.
Mr.. Thos. Towhy Of St. Paul arrived
here Saturday on 43 to meet his sister
Of Vancouver B. c., and together they
spent Christmas with Mr.. and Mrs. c.
w. Seeley, leaving Tuesday evening
for the Coast.
Keep bottle OF Guiana Cream handy
aud apply it after washing and you will
not be troubled with chapped hands
and face. 1t dries in a minute and is
not sticky or greasyr Costs only Csc.
at Koerner's Drug Store. 81
Mr.. Ray Mckinney spent Sunday
and Monday in Everett and Seattle.
While in Everett he visited with the
Golden Rule store employees, some OF
whom formerly were connected with
the Leavenworth branch.
A number Of Leavenworth members
of the Elks lodge at Wenatchee took
the train here Tuesday afternoon for
the county seat with the purpose in
view of attending the lodge there in
the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Rice went to
Wenatchee Sunday and spent Christ
mas there with relatives. Mr.. Rice re-
turned on the early morning train
Tuesday and Mrs. Rice and Ruby fol-
lowed on the evening train.
On his way home to Grant county
from Winton where he visited and spent
the holidays with his daughter and her
husband Ernest Blankenship, J. T.
Vest stopped off here Wednesday TO
shake hands with old Leavenworth
friends.
Mrs. F. w. Clements returned from
a Seattle hospital last Saturday, where
she had been the past two months. She
has been a long and patient sufferer
but her friends dare hope the worst is
over and that she is now in lair way
to complete recovery.
Thru an error in initials Mrs. J. N.
Leary was last week reported in the
hospital. undergoing an operation Tor
gall stones. Mrs. A. J. OLarey IN
derwent an operation ID the Leaven-
- rJo.r;.,l Hor call stones Mrs.