The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1916-10-13
LOCAL HAPPENINGS

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Mrs. Curtis Mann, from San Diego,
Cal, is here on a visit to her sister,
Mrs. F. E. Carlquist.
Miss Bella McLain entertained few
friends at cards last Saturday evening
at the home of her sister, Mrs. w. A.
Tegtmeier.
DIT. Elmer expects Mrs. Elmer to
arrive here tomorrow and is overjoyed
at the idea of once more living at
home and staying at the same place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Wright returned
Saturday from Blewett, where they
have been the past four months. Mr..
Wright was employed in the Peshastin
saw mill.
Rubber balls for the little ones at
hoerners Drug store. 81
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Alsbury and
Mrs. P. E. Galloway were motor guests
of Mr.. o. S. Sampson Tuesday in
trip thru the Wenatchee. valley to We
natchee and returned in the afternoon
on the train.
Mrs. ]. L. Close and two children are
here from Spokane, arriving Tuesday
afternoon. Mrs. Close says she came
to oversee some repairs being made to
their Leavenworth home, and inciden-
tally t. visit with some old friends.
A story to the effect that Leaven-
worth is to have another meat market
and new bank leads to the door of
Mr.. Paul Weigand, but as the gentle
man is out OF town when these lines
are written. we cannot confirm the
tale.
Jay Adams came up from Wenat-
chez last Saturday evening and spent
Sunday with his mother and sister.
MIR. Adams, the father, spent all of
last week in Okanogan county and did
not get back home until the middle of
this week.
Mr.. VIM. Titus drove to Wenatchee
Monday and was accompanied as far as
Cashmere by his wife. He is getting
ready to gather the apples off his young
orchard west OF town and expects to
have between eight and ten hundred
boxes.
Mrs. Clara Morrison, from Magoun,
Illinois, left here Tuesday afternoon for
Southern California, where she expects
to visit for some time before returning
to her home. While here she was the
guest OF Mr.. H. A. Howard and his
sister, of whom she is an old Illinois
friend.
If you need fountain pen. come
and see the new self filing pen we are
selling for $3.50. 1t is the equal OF
any $500 pen we have ever sold. Get
one on trial and if after using it you
don't like it, you may exchange it or
get your money. Koerner's Drug
Store. 81
The housewives of this town can do
the creamery good turn by always
specifying Leavenworth Creamery but
ter when placing an order with their
grocer. The creamery is home in
stitution and deserves the patronage OF
all the home consumers. The quality
of the output is equal to hat made
anywhere and is always fresh.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Blacker arrived
from Everett Sunday and are spenolng
this week on the fruit ranch. Mr..
Blacker's was one of the orchards that
escaped the ravages of the wind storm
two weeks ago. Mr.. B. says he is
here to superiutend the picking and
packing of his entire crop, which will
approximately amount to 1900 boxes.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. A. Nelson passed
thru here Wednesday on their way to
the Sound where they will spend the
winter, Mr.. Nelson is one OF the pio-
neer residents OF the White river country
above Wenatchee lake, where ne owns
a valuable homestead. He said ne
wanted to put in one winter where he
would not have to eternally contend
with snow and would spend the winter
in Seattle. He started on his trip to
the west side in his Hupmobile'