The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1916-05-19
LOCAL HAPPENINGS


day afternoon.
IF its Hats see the Style Shop.
That's all" 20
Gus Swanson, who has had charge
OF Huf's lunch room for several months,
left Tuesday for the Coast.
Miss Margaret Egan left last week
for Seattle with the purpose Of taking a
training course in nursing at the Provi-
dence hospital.
II you want to be sure it's right get
it at Wheeler's drug store. II"
Mrs. ]. A. Hearst and children went
to Grant county last week on visit to
her mother and expects to be gone
several weeks
About one hundred Peshastin people
attended the closing exercises of the
Leavenworth public school in the
Scenic theater last Friday evening.
If you need furniture see the K. &
v. B. Hdw. Co.. Phone Al. II"
Mrs. Lyman Lamb returned last Sat
urday from the coast, where she spent
the winter, and will reside on the Cas-
cade Orchard fruit ranch this summer.
Mrs. Charles Mason returned last
Saturday from Mt Vernon, Wash.
where she spent the past FIVE weeks
with relatives, much improved in gen.
eral health.
Roberts and Daniels veterinary rem
edies at Wheeler's Drug Store. 1t pays
to keep your stock in good condition.
"1o
J. D. Corselius, editor Of the Cash
mere Record, and E. P. Murphy, pub
Usher OF the Entias Times, motored up
the valley Tuesday and paid the Echo
q pleasant visit.
MIR. and Mrs. j. B. Adams expect to
leave Sunday for Seattle to attend the
state trap shoot meeting there next
week in which Mr.. Adams has always
taken more than passing interest.
If you need new range see our
line of Monarchs. Phone Al. IL
Miss Elsie Meier left here the first
OF the week for Wenatchee lake where
she will remain several days enjoying
the change from school work from
which she was released last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Wilder, Mr..
and Mrs. E. K. Barnum, MIR. and Mrs.
Clarence Campbell and Mr.. and MRS.
JgE. Cullen have issued invitations to
a card party to be held at the Wilder
home this evening.
Mr., and Mrs. Hatch motered to We
patchee last Sunday and had for com
paaions MRS. H. x. Featherstone and
Mrs. George Walker. They spent the
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Reed,
returning insthe evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. R. Brown and Peg
ME left last Sunday afternoon for Sc
at.le. Mr.. Brown is the representative
frou, Leavenwerth Lodge Of Knights
Pythias to the, grand lodge which met
in Seattle the first Of this week.
Wheelefs Drug Store is headquar-
tiers for Veterinary Remedies. ~
The following Leavenworth gentle
men motorsd to Wenatehee Tuesday
evening to attend the Elk's social;
M. A. Marley, w. o. Atwood, R. F.
and C. S. Taylor, Butler Sampson
Clarence Norburg, S. A. Potter, F. M.
Lee, D. S. More, c. A. Campbell and
Hal Starks.
Mr.. H. B. Ellison, who for the last
fo,,r wears has been first assistant to the
superintendent of the Leavenworth
public schools, was last week elected
,r;,c;nsl NJ the Lewis & Clark public
school Of Wenatchee. Mr.. Ellison
leave. a host Of friends here who regret
to see him leave but rejoice at his
promotion.
Harry Rohrbaugh has been trans
famed to- the main line OF the Great
Northern and will run out OF LeaVen-
worth as a conductor. He expects TO
move there tomorrow, but expresses
great regret at having to leave Mans
field. A number Of young folks spent
the evening at the Rohrbaugh home
the fore part Of the week in farewell