The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1916-12-29

Mrs. E. Croker will leave about the
End Of January for Seattle and spend
the next three months in the fancy
department Of one Of the big Seattle
stores.
Mr.. w. c. Roach went to Spokane,
Wednesday morning for few days on
a business trip, and while there will
visit with Mrs. Roacb's niece, Mrs. w.
c. Brust.
Otis Elan who has been in We
natchee the past four months as
machinist returned to Leavenworth in
the past few days and resumed his job
in the local roundhouse.
DR.. Elmer announces that he is now
located on Commercial street, near
Eighth, close to postoffice, and direct
ly across the street from the old Echo
building. 1852
The following class OF Leavenworth
applicants for member ship in the Elks
went to Wenatchee Monday evening:
Taylor Yocum, Geo. Bunch, Volney
Franklin, Frank Hennessey, Will Van
Brocklin and w. M. Schultz. They
enjoyed their first spasm. very much.
Any size picture framed at Wheeler's
Photo & Art Shop. So
J. P. Gallagher, a breakman in the
local yard was injured Christmas day
by dislocating and braking one Of the
bones in his left ankle. He was taken
to the Leavenworth hospital and attend
ed by the railroad company physician
DR.. Hoxsey.
The Washington Wool Growers
association will meet in North Yakima
next week. Forest Supervisor Sylvester
says he plans to attend the meeting
and will endeavor to have the horse
and cattle owners who use the national
forest meet at the same time.
An old time carpet rag sewing party
was held at the Style Shop Wednesday
afternoon. The following ladies were
present: Mesdames. Eckhart, Egan,
Peterson, N. A. Nelson, Baird, Bickle,
Wunder, and McNett. Luncheon was
served by Mrs. Walker. Everybody
declared they had lovely time.
Help your health and personal ap
pearance by properly caring for your
teeth Use Peridixo Tooth Paste. It
is the best on the market and costs
only 25c at Koerner's Drug Store. So
Alex Munden, a one time apple
grower Of the Peshastin valley, but
retired some FIVE or six years ago and
since living at his ease, was here this
week. He says he puts in most Of his
time at Tacoma but every once and
again has hankering for the flesh pots
Of Chelan county and betakes himself
this way for change and to shake
hands with old tillicums.
Forest Ranger E. o. Blankenship,
stationed at Lake Chelan, accompanied
by his wife spent several days here,
including Christmas. with his brother,
Spencer and his wife, at whose home
w. F. Blankenship and wife. father
and mother OF all the Blankenship's
in Chelan county, are spending the
winter. There was family reunion at
the home OF Mr.. Spencer Blankenship
and wife on Christmas day attended by
F. E. Blankenship and wife from
Wenatchee lake, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Blankenship, Leavenworth, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clif Reardon.
Saturday, Dec. D., Mr.. Owen Has
tie OF Leavenworth and Miss Beatrice
Asher Of Entiat we're joined in marriage
at the home Of the BRIDES parents at
Entiat, The young couple Immediately
left for Seattle on brief honeymoon,
after which they will make their home
at Leavenworth. Mr.. HASTE is quite
well known here where he has been
stationed the past summer. He is a
civil engineer and is connected with
the Great Northern engineering
department and the past eight months
he with a number of others connected
with the same department have been
employed about the snow shed
construction work. Mr. HASTE has
made many friends since coming here
VIM wish him Bon VOYAGE" on the