The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1916-09-29
LOCAL HAPPENINGS

on Visit to his daughter, Mrs. c. S.
Cook.
Mrs. o. S. Sampson and Mrs. G. T.
Sterling spent last Tuesday in We
natchee.
A complete new line of picture and
tray holdings at Wheeler's Photo 8,
Art Shop. go
Mrs. G. w. Simpson came down
from Winton Monday afternoon and
after spending the day and night with
Leavenworth friends returned to her
home Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Laura Harley returned last
Sunday from the Sound where she spent
a month visiting friends and relatives.
Tuesday afternoon she left for CASH
mere on a brief visit with friends.
DR.. Elmer has rented the house on
Eighth street opposite the old Echo
building and has had it arranged for an
Office and next week will offer his
services to the people of Leavenworth.
Arthur Mohler, who is contesting
with VIM. A. Grimshaw for the super
Tor court judgship in the general cleo
ton in November, was here the first Of
the week mixing around among the
voters.
Theodore Paine says he made sale
Of two new 1917 model Ford autos
this week. The LID, Lumber Co.
takingfone and Bob Smith, Great
Northern round house foreman, the
other.
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.
Koerner's Drug Store. go
Mrs. J. F. Tomb left yesterday for
Seattle where the family expect in future
to reside. For the past two years they
have made their home in the Cascade
orchards. Mr.. Tomb will follow his
wife in week or two.
Mr.. F. B. Morrill, Of the firm Of Skuse
& Morrill,, a prominent law firm OF
Spokane, spent several days here this
week attending to some legal matters.
While here he was the guest OF Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. L. Gardner.
B. c. Rutherford, R. B. Simons,
Harry Warner, Neal Franklin and w.
F. Bickle went to Wenatchee Monday
afternoon to attend the K. P. celebra-
ton and smoker in the evening. They
say they were handsomely entertained
and enjoyed Inc lrlp'
Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Wilder and their
daughter, Mrs. Barnum, and Clarence
Norburg, returned last Friday from
Idaho, where Mr.. Wilder and Mr..
Norburg went to inspect some new saw
milling devices that have recently
come into use.
If you need a fountain pen. come
and see the new self filling pen we are
selling for $3.50. 1t is the equal OF
any $500 pen we have ever sold. Get
one on trial and if after using it you
don't like it, you may exchange it or
get your money. Koerner's Drug
Store. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Thompson came
down from Chiwaukum Tuesday and
were quests at the Barclay over night,
returning home Wednesday. Mrs.
Thompson will leave next week LOT
southern Idaho on visit to her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Potter and her husband, who
now reside near Boise.
Mrs. Amelia Lindsey and daughter,
Miss Francis, returned last Sunday
from ten weeks visit at the old home
in Evansville, Indiana, stopping on the
way to visit and see the sights in Chi
cago and other points along the home
ward route. She says she thoroughly
enjoyed the trip and meeting old
friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. A. Nelson mo-
tored down from the lake the first Of
this week on a shopping trip. Mr..
Nelson says he will spend the coming
winter on the Sound for a change.
They were accompanied by Mrs. E. J.
Bracy, formerly from Portland, Oregon