The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1916-10-06
LOCAL HAPPENINGS

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Col Fox took the west bound train
for the Coast Wednesday afternoon.
Legal business called him to Seattle.
Mrs. Clint Tubs. sister Of Len Hart,
alter visiting here two weeks departed
for her home, Vancouver, B. C., last
Saturday.
Good line Of Mems Oregon City
Mackinaws and Wool Shirts at The
Toggery. 40
Mrs. L. w. Woodrow and daughter,
Emily, left yesterday for Seattle where
they expect to visit with friends for a
week.
Miss M. G. Anderson, of Seattle, a
stehogrspher and bookkeeper, has &C.
cepted position with the Rutherford
Mercantile Company.
The Lutheran Ladies' Aid will meet
next Thursday afternoon, Oct. IL, at
the home Of Mrs. Chas. Dahlgren. A
cordial invitation to all.
After spending four days here, prin-
cipally on his Cascade orchard fruit
ranch, Mr.. F. L. Heidrich took the
afternoon train for home Wednesday.
Douglas county reports a bumper
wheat yield. The threshing, which is
about half over, indicates an average
weld Of upwards of thirty bushels per
acre.
Mrs. May Compton and daughter,
Dorothy, departed for home. Seattle.
last Saturday, after a brief visit with
Mrs. Compton's sister, Mrs. Alice
Marble.
Mr.. and Mrs. AL. Banderob, Of Che
Ian, Wash. came here to attend the
funeral Of w. H. Studebaker last Mon
day. Mrs Banderob is sister of Mrs.
Studebaker.
Mrs. Lyman Lamb will leave here
for Auburn, Wash, the first OF next
week and expects to spend the winter
there and return next spring TO the
Cascade orchard ranch.
The editor Of The Echo acknowl-
edges the receipt, one day this week,
from Mr.. Ellsworth Ellinger, Of one Of
those delectable md toothsome morsels
known as a you grouse.
J. F. Merrill Chumstick rancher,
was arrested t week for having too
much booze in his possession was tried
Monday before Magistrate Graham by a
jury and acquitted. He was defended
BY Judge Griffith of Wenatchee.
Now when the evenings are getting
long, you will want to read, play cards
smoke or indulge in some diversion.
We have a good assortment of reading
matter, playing cards, good cigars etc.
Ro.rre,,s Druo Store. 3o*
J. v. Manure left Tuesday afternoon
for the west side of the mountains and
will visit Seattle on a business mission.
After he returns he will have some
thing to say in his usual happy vein
to the buying public Of Leavenworth.
Ii YOU need a fountain pen, come
and see the new self filing pen we are
selling for $50. 1t is the equal OF
any $500 pen we have ever sold. Get
one OH trial and if after using it you
don't like it, you may exchange 1t or
get your money. Koerners Drug
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Terminal Agent Woodrow tells The
Echo that the Great Northern will at
once increase its oil storage capacity
at this point by building another iron
tank with a capacity of 100000, gal
Ions and will also install storage tanks
at Wenatchee and Wilson Creek OF a
capacity Of IS, 900 gallons each.
VIM. Churchill left here Tuesday
afternoon for the Okanogan country
where he has a band Of sheep, for the
purpose Of shipping out a portion Of
them and arrange to take the balance
to winter range. After he disposes OF
this matter he says he will go TO the
Yakima country where he usually
spends his winters. He has started all
his sheep from the Wenatchee forest
TO the winter range.