The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1916-07-28
LOCAL HAPPENINGS

that took him to Everett last Sunday.
M. A. Marley was in Seattle last
week on affairs Of business for the
Lamb-Davis Lumber Co.
Mrs. M. L. Moore visited at the
M. T. Boston home at Blewett We'd
nesday.
Mrs. John Love came down from
Tye Thursday on a brief visit to her
mother, Mrs. Ziegler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam DAILY and children
with Mrs. Lucy Brown went to Wenat-
chez last Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. J. M. Larkin of Wenatchee
was here last Saturday and Sunday the
guest of Mrs. o. S. Sampson.
Mr.. A. N. Corbin and Mr.. Fred
Crollard prominent Wenatchee attorneys
were here the first of this week on legal
business.
Mr.. L. ]. Nelson departed for the
Coast country Wednesday night and
will be detained there several days on
legal business.
Mrs. Harry Warner and baby left on
No. Tuesday for Victoria, B. c., on
a visit to her mother and will be there
a month before returning.
Mayor and Mrs. N. B. Day left early
Thursday morning by way of Blewett
pass for Seattle and will spend the
next five or six days on the Sound.
F. A. Losekamp returned from Idaho
Tuesday morning after an absence OF
six weeks. He is highly enthusiastic
about his mining property there.
c. F. Wallace, Cashmere attorney,
with his wife was here last Sunday.
They are on their way to California
and will make the trip in an auto.
F. P. Sharman, formerly one Of the
owners of the Toggery, was here last
Saturday. He says he spent the winter
at Seattle and still makes his home on
the Sound.
After visiting friends and incidentally
doing some shopping Mrs. G. W.
Sampson and Mrs. Ed. Lenzie took
the afternoon train for Winton We'd
nesday.
The Misses Matte and Helen Moore
and We're Kennedy returned last Sun
day from Snohomish, Wash, where
they have been visiting the family OF
S. c. Mars, and with them enjoyed an
outing on WILDLY Island.
F. A. Reynolds is improving the
shining hours between now and Sep
TENDER 18th by mixing among the
the voters and promoting his candidacy
for sheriff. He spent several days in
the lower part of the valley last week.
Mrs. ]. R. Ahearn, accompanied by
her son, Lawrence, returned Monday
from Pateros after brief visit with the
DeBlois family, former residents OF
this place and still remembered here.
Mrs. Ahearn and Mrs. DeBlois are
sisters.
Everett Butler sheep owner who
grazes his flocks on the hills adjacent
TO Leavenworth left Tuesday for the
Yakima country by way of Seattle. He
saws his sheep are doing fine and the
range was never in better condition,
due probably to the unusual amount
of rain this summer.
Mr.. H. D. Merritt, prominent
Spokane attorney. Grand Master OF the
order of Odd Fellows of the state OF
Washington visited the local lodge
last Saturday and in the evening ad-
dressed the members. A number OF
visiting members from Cashmere and
Wenatchee were in attendance. After
the initiation ceremonies and the speak
ing a banquet was served.
Amos Sparks who began railroading
on the G. N. and was made a knight
of the throttle on the Leavenworth
division out is now making his home
in Tacoma and running between that
CITY and Seattle passed thru here last
week on his way to Wenatchee to file
on some Of that Colville land. Saturday
he stopped off here to join his vile who
has been visitsng at the home OF her
father, J. H. Sharp.