The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1916-12-01

amount to ask for, but remember, there
are several hundred like you, in arrears,
and the aggregate is a substantial sum
City Clerk Brown and Mrs. Brown
and Peggy spent Thanksgiving with
friends in Wenatchee.
Byron Croker went to Wenatchee
Wednesday afternoon, where he viii
eat Thanksgiving dinner with friends
A new line of books for boys and
girls, also Bibles and Testiments have
just arrived at Koerners Drug Store.
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The Luthern Ladies aid will meet
with Mrs. Jack Farrell Thursday after
noon Dec, 7th. A cordial invitation
is extended to all.
Dr.. Frank McNett and wife arrived
from La Cross, Wash. Wednesday after
noon, and will attend the family re-
union at his fathers.
Miss Florence Ball took her pupils
for sleigh ride Tuesday night. Eight
couples were in the party chaperoned
by Mr.. Frank and Miss Ball.
Verne St Louis came over from Gold
Bar last Saturday and spent Sunday
with old Leavenworth friends. returning
to his home Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Reeves came up
from Wenatchee Wednesday and were
Thanksgiving day guests OF Mrs.
Reeves mother, Mrs. S. A. Potter.
R. B. Gilbert went to Everett last
Saturday night and visited with the
Golden Rule people over Sunday and
returned to Leavenworth Monday.
The oder of sweet flowers is best
difused in the form Of good perfume
We have line that is ever more
fragrant than the flowers. Koerner's
Drug Store. 46*
Miss Media Noble left the first OIL
this week for Grand Mound, Wash,
She spent some two months here, and,
by the way, is still a property owner in
Leavenworth.
Dr.. Royal McKeown and Mrs. Nc
Keown departed for Seattle Wednesday
afternoon and will witness the big foot
ball game between California and Wash
ington on Thanksgiving day.
The popular R. Y. M. S. Club were
entertained at the home of Mrs.
Duracha, Tuesday night. Music and
card playing were INDUCED in until a
late hour, after which an elaborate
lunch was served.
The Yappy club gave Thanksgiving
eve dance, followed by a Feed, "
as they call their informal luncheons.
A good crowd was in attendance and
everybody had a good time. Music by
the Hegler orchestra.
Mr.. w. F. Whitney the Wenatchee
attorney who represents the city in the
suit against Seaman & Quigg spent
Wednesday here looking up records
and getting data for the trial which is
soon to come of at Wenatchee.
Mr.. Thomas K. Chambers, an attor-
ney of Mt. Vernon, Wash, on his way
home from eastern Washington last
week stopped off here to visit with Mr..
and Mrs. C. H. Mason. Mrs. Mason
is an aunt OF Mr.. Chambers and he had
not seen her for several years.
Mr.. John Byron, one of the Cascade
Orchard fruit growers closed up his
business for the winter and last week
left for Seattle where he has for several
years spent the winter months with his
family. The Echo will endeavor to
keep him posted as to what is going on
at this end of the line of his activity.
Mr.. ]. B. Schons arrived here Mon
day afternoon from Wenatchee and i'm
mediately left for his Eagle creek
ranch, where Mrs. Schons and the chill
dren are holding down the place. Mr..
Schons puts in most OF his time look
ing after a highly improved apple or
chard near Wenatchee, with the apples
from which he carried of some Of the
big prizes at the Spokane apple show
last week.