The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1916-04-28
LOCAL HAPPENINGS

Mrs. D. c. Town visited her brother
Robert Dye, of.Cashmere, last Sunday.
Seed Potatoes. Look over our line
before you buy. Motteler. 16tf'
Miss Clela Bulls entertained few
friends informally Wednesday afternoon.
The degree Of honor will give May
Day dance in Firemen's hall Monday
night.
Have you seen the new 1916 East
man Kodaks at Wheeler's Photo & Art
Shop1 To-
Mrs. Kingdom, wife of Engineer
Kingdom, Of Tye, is here on a visit to
Leavenworth friends.
Have you visited the new millinery
store in the Investment Co.'S. building
adjoining the postofice7 IL
See the window at Wheeler's drug
store. Baseball and tennis goodsS IT.
.Fifty-two ranch owners in Okanogan
county, have built silos already and
one hundred more will have them be-
fore fall.
Miss Rose Rhoads, one OF the teach
ersg in the Wenatchee schools. was a
guest at the Ed Gutherless home over
Sunday last.
We have good line Of Baby Bug
gies and Sulkies. K. & v. B. Hdw
Co. Phone Al. 12'
c. G. Smyth went to Wenatchee last
Sunday to attend the Easter services of
the. Columbia Commandery Of the
Knights Templar.
The Cascade Chapter Of the o. E.
S. had social meeting in their lodge
room Wednesday evening, following
the business session.
Ifyou want to be sure it's right get
it at Wheeler's drug store. IT.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Gheerds, now
residing at Everett, were here this week
on a visit to Mrs. Gheerd's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Davis.
Mrs. Charles Ellinger and son, Els
worth, returned last Friday from San
Francisco. having spent the winter in
California visiting friends and relatives.
Mrs. B. Mehlhorn. who halls from
California, but spent the winter on a
ranch on Bear Creek, has moved to
Leayenworth and will make her home
here.
Geo. Watson recently purchased the
F. S. Searles place in the western part
of town and will at once build a sub
stantial house of six rooms with bath
and pantry.
Maurice Fox, son Of Attorney E. H.
Fox of LeaVenworth, has returned from
Aberdeen, Wash, where he spent the
past six months. He says he will put
in the summer here.
Ira Thomas. who shot himself with
suicidal intent here April 18th, had so
far recovered as to make it possible to
remove him to his Wenatchee home
last Saturday. He is in fair way to
complete recovery.
Charles Harlan Of Wenatchee, mem
Der of the Wenatchee Meat Co., owner
of the Sanitary Market at this place,
spent, Monday here. He was accom-
panied by Mrs. Harlan.
Mr.. Geo. L. Gardner left Wednes-
day afternoon for Minneapolis, where
he expects to be in conference with
members of the Lamb Davis Lumber
Co. in reference to the operation OF the
big mill at this place.
100000 silver trout from the Snoho-
mish hatchery are expected this week.
They will be turned loose in Wenat-
chez lake. A shipment OF brook trout
from the Spokane hatchery will be here
later on to be planted in the mountain
streams.
Geo. T. Barnard, from Malaga, was
here the first Of this week. he has
several car loads Of potatoes that ne
brought thru the winter in good con-
di,ion and called on the Leavenworth
merchants in the hope Of placing them
on the market.
Casper Bauer. resident OF Leaven-
- T.. ,r.ntu wears died WeQneS-