The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1916-05-26

Wright and J. A. Waman all lruitgrow-
,ers OF the Peshastin district were here
Yesterday on one mission and another.
We will start a class in needlework
on next Wednesday, the 31st. All
ladies interested in lessons will find an
expert teacher in the work at the Style
Shop. 81"
After spending ten days here Mr.
J. M. Gangler departed for Port Angeles
Wednesday evening. Joe could not
stay longer, he wanted to see that
new baby.
Mrs. A. A. Human, with her sister,
Miss Susan Nash, and friend Miss
Coyle, of Spokane, will leave next Tues
day for Portland, and will attend the
great annual Rose Festival in that city
before returning.
Mr., and Mrs. R. b. Field will leave
today for Chelan to attend the meeting
Of the district bankers association, and
will have for their companionssMr. Wal
ter Clark connected with the, Spokane
and Eastern Trust Co. OF Spokane.
Mrs. G. W. Hoxsey,iand her sister,
Mrs. S.-A. Richie andasMrs. Charles
Andrews, with Edward Richie for
driver, left Monday for Spokane on a
weeks visit with some Of the doctors
relatives.
The Epworth League will serve ice
cream and cake at the parlors OF the
M. E. Church, Wednesday evening,
May 31st. Program starts at $3.50.
Admission IS cts. Don't forget the
date. 121
Mrs. B. c. Rutherford and children
returned Wednesday afternoon by way
Of Spokane whittier Mr.. R. went to
meet them last Sunday. Mrs. Ruther-
ford spent a month visiting the family
Of her father who, resides at Baker, Ore.
Misses Narcissa and Laura Patterson,
daughters of N. Patterson, will leave
tomorrow for Oregon on a six weeks
visit to Mr.. Patterson's parents at
Salem, Oregon. They will attend the
Rose Festival in Portland on the 5th,
9th and 7th OF June.
Something different in ice cream
every week at Wheeler's Drug Store.
Try it. 21@
Mr.. Geo. Gardner, general manager
of the Id. Lumber Co. returned from
the east last Sunday after an. absence
OF two weeks. He visited Minneapolis
and says general trade conditions in
the eastern and Mississippi valley states
is much Improved.
Miss Floy Landru arrived here from
Idaho last Saturday on her way to Sc
attic and stopt over a week to visit with
her sister Miss Aimee Landru, and will
leave here Sunday for Seattle to visit
another sister and go from there to
Portland to take in the Rose Festival
and then home to Minnesota.
Olof Green, for six years G. N.
agent at Peshastin was here yesterday
and told US he would soon bid goodbye
to the Wenatchee valley to take the
G. N. station agency at Riverside in
the Okanogan. country. We dislike to
lose Olof, he is a good citizen and an
accommodating agent.
Red Mountain Ole is here from his
mountain fastness up near the summit
OF the Cascades, loaded to the guards
with Munschausen tales of wealth and
skins galore. AS miner and trapper
he is mighty man. He can give the
German Baron cards and spades when
it comes to telling tall timber stories
and hair raising experiences.
VIM. A. Nelson made his first trip
from the head Of Lake Wenatchee to
Leavenworth in his Hup last Saturday,
accompanied by Mrs. Nelson. He
says the road is getting better all the
time and will soon be in good condi-
ton. He makes two trips from the
head Of the lake to Winton, carrying
the mail and passengers, and after
June 1st will make the trip regularly
every day except Sunday.
John Balina, an old time resident
Of the upper Mason creek country, re-
Gently employed at the head OF Lake
.Wenatchee spent several DAYS here