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

absence.
Have look at the Holiday Sug-
gestion in the window at Koerners
Drug Store. 40"
A. J. Amos, a prominent ranch
owner Of the Dryden community, was
here this week.
Mrs. Geo. Hylton, newly wed, was
given miscellaneous shower Tuesday
evening at the home Of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Stafford.
The Ladies Of the Maccabees will
meet at the residence OF Mrs. T. M.
Brown next Tuesday, Dec. S.
Mrs. Hulda Dahlgren.
Operator Berglund, who manipulates
the G. N. key at the terminal office,
rejoices at the return Of his wife who
spent several days in Spokane this week.
Grandpa Wright, Of Peshastin, father
OF Charles Wright, was under the
weather the past week and put himself
under the treatment Of DR.. Elmer,
Max Anderson and Harold Wolden-
berg returned from Portland Tuesday
afternoon, where they spent ten days
visiting friends and having a good
time.
On the recommendation OF DR..
Elmer Mrs. Chas. Anderson has decid-
ed to spend the winter in Southern
California. for which place she leaves
the last Of this week.
The Mt Vernon singing Party. the
second number Of the Lyceum attrac-
tons will be given at the Scenic
Theatre Monday evening Dec. 4th.
Reserve your seats Saturday morning.
Cecil Hall, who worked in the Id.
mill two years ago and made many
friends stopped of here Sunday on his
way from Spokane to the west coast and
visited with Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Eick-
meyer.
Del Mccoy, M. S. Jones, Chas.
Erckman, Mrs. w. A. Warnan, Fruit
Inspector Kirby, Rev. Morton, all citi-
zens of the Peshastin district, were do
ing a bit OF Thanksgiving shopping
here last Tuesday.
Rev. Mr.. Luce, from Mansfield,
closed his special meeting here last
Sunday night and departed for home.
Rev. Luce is an earnest and successful
church worker. His meeting here was
productive OF much good.
Angus Nicholson found the outlook
for life in Leavenworth the next few
months too dull 80 he hied himself to
Spokane yesterday. He may, if he
finds Spokane about right, spend the
winter there.
You have never seen woman who
had so much china that she wouldn't
welcome another piece. If you give
her piece from our stock it will surely
be appreciated and your taste comp
limented. Come and see what we
have at Koerners Drug Store. 40
Mr.. and Mrs. Alan Mclean, Of Sc
attic, Mother and father OF Mrs. Tegt-
meier and Miss Bella Mclean, arrived
here Tuesday afternoon and were over
Thanksgiving guests at the W. A.
Tegtmeier home.
Forest Supervisor Sylvester took the
afternoon train Tuesday for Seattle,
bound for Gle Elum, where he will be
detained a week Oh business connected
with the administration Of the Chelan-
Kittitas forest reserve.
Mr.. e. S. Sutton lef. for the west
side Tuesday afternoon and expects to
put in the winter there, returning IN
the early spring. He says his apple box
press has proved winner. He has
orders ahead for all he can make.
Henry Sauer and John Mckenzie
have engaged in the wood business Tor
the winter. They bought matured
timber on the forest reserve in what is
known as Mox's canyon and will reduce
it to stovelength and hall wood all
winter.
Last Saturday night some miscreant,
with no regard for the law to the con-
trary. and no respect for the nights OF
property, entered the home OF the Rev.