The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1916-01-14
LOCAL HAPPENINGS

OHsAnSSS MOuuay.
Shelled corn s1.75 per hundred at
F. T. MOtteler's feed store. 4S'
F. S. Jacobsen made business trip
to Wenatchee the fore part of the
week.
Miss Inez Brown, Of Cashmere, was
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Guest,
last Sunday.
Put your feet against one Of our hot
water bottles. Koerner's Drug Store. Q"
Miss Anna Sands left last Saturday
for Niagara Falls, New York, and will
be absent for several months.
Mr. ]. B. Adams went to Wenatchee
Monday afternoon and was detained
there until Wednesday by business.
c. W. Reid, manager Of the Valley
Trading Co.'S. store. was drawn for jury
duty and went to Wenatchee Monday
afternoon.
]. R. Heuring, director OF publicity
for the Hotel Frye, Seattle, was in town
Wednesday, boosting business for his
house.
Charles Mischke, formerly in bust
ness here. but now located in Seattle,
arrived Wednesday afternoon and re
turned the following day.
A. M. Mckenzie, who is putting III
the winter cutting and hauling wood off
his Derby canyon ranch. was here this
week on visit to relatives.
Chas. Eckhart and A. c. Barclay
we're called to Wenatchee Tuesday as
witnesses in the Blewett shooting affair
that occurred some time ago.
After suffering with a severe attack
Of the grip for ten days Mr.. U. H.
Leftwitch was in town Tuesday receiv-
ing the congratulations of his friends.
Mrs. Crawford. matron OF the Leav-
enworth hospital, has returned from
Entiat after spending several days with
her daughter, Mrs. O'Connor, at that
place.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Murray. with
their personal belongings, including
the books, cash register and safe OF the
burned Palace store, departed Saturday
for Seattle.
Mr.. VIM. Mcintosh returned from
Wenatchee Monday afternoon, having
gone to the county seat on Sunday
evening for the purpose Of attending to
some business affairs.
We endeavor to fully satisfy every
customer. That is the reason our busi-
ness grows. When in need OF drug
store goods get them at our store and
test our splendid service. Koerner's
drug store.
E. J. Faulds, who sold his interest
in the Merchants Delivery system to
Tom Burke left the first OF the week
ON business trip to the coast. He
was accompanied by Mrs. Faulds.
A chicken dinner will be given in
the Congregational Sunday school room
to the pupils who have been present
every Sunday during the past quarter
They will be guests of the Sunday
school teachers. About IS will par
take OF the dinner.
S. E. Richie and Pat Gallag her re-
,urned Wednesday afternoon from
weeks sojourn on the Sound. AL
pesch. who left here ten days ago, is
now in California, from whence ne ex-
meets to 20 to Minnesota for visit to
old friends and relatives.
From a we'll authenticated source
the information has been given that
Charles Freytag, the Chumstick valley
savmill man and rancher. was married
the latter part Of the past summer
thir,een weeks after the death OF his
wife, to lady in Seattle.
Mr. and Mrs. w. M. Taylor left
tbi. week for Port STANLEY. San Juan
Island. Wash. He and his wife have
been employed on the Day ranch east
If town for the past FIVE years. They
formerly lived on the upper sound
wbere some Of their children reside and
vbere they intend to make their per-
m.nent home. Mr.. Taylor is the kind
. So. -. DISLIKE 10 lose.