The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1916-08-18
LOCAL HAPPENINGS

for San Francisco from where he will
visit other California points.
Mrs Chester Dawson left for Blewett
last Sunday to join her husband who is
employed at the big saw mill.
J. H. Osborn's family returned last
week from Lookout station where Mr..
Osborn has been working this summer.
The Lutheran Ladies aid will meet
at the home Of Mrs. Chas Anderson,
August d. A cordial invitation to all.
Flash lights, Batteries, Globes. ETC.,
at Koerner's. 80
Mrs. Jones, wife OF Ex-councilman
M. G. Jones, left the first of this week
for Everett to visit with friends on the
Sound.
Mrs. A. c. Barclay and her daughter
Miss Edna are in the Sound country
enjoying the salt air and visiting among
friends.
Willard Wamsley left last Sunday for
Entiat where he is employed by Con-
tractor Speidel on a large fruit ware
house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Van Brocklin
left for Port Angeles, Tuesday after So
iourninl with Leavenworth relatives for
two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos Pipkin are up
on the Icicle river on an outing and if
any fish get in their way they will take
them in, said Mr. Pipkin.
Mr.. D. C. Town left this week for
the Okanogan country where he has
land deal on foot and also to dispose
OF some horses while there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Hodge are off on
a fishing trip that will take them about
twenty miles up the Icicle river. They
expect to be absent week or ten days.
P. E. Galloway left yesterday for
Soap Lake where he means to put in a
week or ten days in the hope that his
general health may be improved by the
waters of that widely known resort.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Brender and
children OF Cashmere, Mr.. and Mrs.
Will Brender and Miss Iva West com
posed a party which spent Saturday
night and Sunday up Rock Creek.
A social meeting Of the w. G. T. U.
will be held at the Methodist church,
Tuesday evening, August %. A short
program consisting OF music, readings,
etc., will be given. Come and bring
a friend.
Gus Beigren took the train here for
Everett Monday and said he was going
over to the west side TO look out a
route for his string Of autos which now
number three. On account of the
snow here in the winter the jitney bus
business is no sinecure. West Of the
mountains the snow rarely interferes
with auto travel
The Epworth Leaguers Of the M.
E. church enjoyed weeinie roast at
Hobo camp Tuesday evening. In the
course Of the evening business meet
ing was held during which plans were
made for a lawn social to be given some
time in the near future. Twenty-three
young people participated in the fun
of the evening.
A valuable zinc deposit has been
discovered near Oroville. The ore
runs 500 to the ton, half Of which is in
zinc value. The ore ledge is five foot
wide and the samples from which the
ASSAY was made were taken from the
surface. The property will be oper-
ated at once and is considered one Of
the most promising yet found in the
Okanogan valley.
Miss Olive Raftre left yesterday for
Seattle by way Of Blewett and Snoqual-
ME pass, after visit Of almos month
with Mrs. A. H. Sylvester, of whom
she is an old Chicago friend. She will
make the trip to Seattle by auto with
friends from the east who are on a tour
Of the west. She will visit friends in
Seattle and go from there to Oregon to
visit an aunt and then to southern Cal
ifornia and home sometime in Nov.
Miss Elizabeth Nicholas entertained
fifteen vonno ladies Wednesday evening