The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1916-09-08
LOCAL HAPPENINGS


Koerner's Drug Store. SIS
Watch for the Style Shops millinery
opening announcement in next weeks
Echo. 36*
Mrs. Chat. Eckhart returned from
Seattle last week alter spending three
weeks there with friends and relatives.
Walter Taylor OF Tacoma spent few
days In Leavenworth this week. He
was employed in the Id mill here
two years ago.
Father o Rafferty, took the west bound
train for the coast Monday afternoon.
He will be back in time to hold services
in the Catholic church next Sunday
morning at 10 O'Clock.
Miss Bernice Churchill came over
Blewett pass last Friday and spent
Saturday with old friends Of Leaven-
worth, returning home Sunday. She
mad not previously been here since the
family left here four years ago.
II you do not happen to see his name
in print at all. still Wheeler sells
DRUGS and other thing too numerous
to mention. 35*
Miss Elsa Merz, a cousin OF Mr.. H.
G. Krollpfeiffer, from New York City,
arrived here the first OF this week.
Miss Merz visited here last summer
and will be remembered by the many
friends she made while here.
P. E. Galloway returned to Soap
Lake Tuesday afternoon. His health
was so much benefited by his stay
there last month that he hopes to eff
feet complete cure OF his stomach
trouble by imbibing the soporiferous
fluid.
Mrs. Aida Nicholas and daughter
Miss Helen left here Thursday Tor their
future home in Tacoma. They will
stop over in Seattle few days with
relatives. Miss Bess Nicholas will
remain in Leavenworth during the
winter.
MIR. R. F. Taylor and Miss Bella
Mclean returned Tuesday from an auto
trip to Seattle by way of Snoqualmie
pass. They left here last Saturday
morning. Both are employed in the
Leavenworth State Bank and took adj
vantage Of the Labor Day holiday
Monday.
Mr.. H. H. Crowley. Seattle, represent
ing the Empire Securities Co., fiscal
agent for the Thomas-Culross Mining
Co., is spending some time here this
week. Mr.. Crowley spent two weeks
here last spring and placed consider
able amount OF the stock of the COM
pany here. He is again on the same
mission.
Mrs. Mabel Hutchings left yester-
day for Los Angeles. CAL, where she
expects 10 make her home indefinitely.
She recently had scenario accepted
by the Morosco Film Co., and expects
to enter into a contract and be con-
nected with the Scenaro staff. Her
daughter, Retha, will accompany her
and while there finish her dramatic
studies.
Mr.. T. c. Atkinson, candidate for
county engineer, was here Tuesday
mixing with the voters. His duties as
deputy engineer, experimenting the
construction OF the big bridge across
the Wenatchee river near Wenalcnee'
has kept him at home during the
height of the campaign but he says ne
relies on the sound Judgment OF the
voters and the record he has made as a
competent public servant.
Mrs. ]. E. Cullen advises The Echo
that the Public Library will again be
opened to the public on Wednesday,
Sept. 18th. from to in the alter
noon. This will no doubt be welcome
news as the library has been generously
patronized. We might also add in this
connection that anyone having books
70 donate may either leave them with
the committee or leave them at The
Echo Office.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Johnson last
meek remayed from Hillyard to Leaven-