The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1916-10-27
LOCAL HAPPENINGS

The Kumtux Club will meet next
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. j. E.
Cullen at $50.
Mrs. w. A. Kingdom, from Tye, is
here on a visit and a guest at the J. E.
Gutherless home.
Mrs. H. r Carman and little son,
Of Wenatchee, are visitors at the J. E.
Gutherless home.
Miss Iva West spent Tuesday and
Wednesday in Wenatchee visiting with
friends and attending the institute.
DR.. Elmer reports the birth of a girl
at the hospital to Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd
D. Robinett of Blewett, last Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Lenzie came down from
Chiwaukum Wednesday afternoon on
one OF her occasional visits to Leaven-
worth.
Mrs. A. G. McKeown entertained
Thursday afternoon in honor Of Miss
Candy who is visiting her sister, Mrs
L. o. Taylor.
After an absence OF three weeks
spent with friends in Seattle and Ever
EFT, Mrs, w, A. Tegtmeier returned
Monday.
Mrs. Fay Compton, from Brewster,
Wash, spent several days with her
aunt, Mrs. Fred Marble, and left Tues
day afternoon for Seattle.
Fresh candy from factory to you.
We receive weekly shipments of de-
1icious candy which guarantees fresh
ness. 40 Koerner's Drug Store.
Charles Hartshorn was here Tuesday
from Seattle and went home again the
following day. He is about to con-
clude a sale OF his Cascade orchard
property.
Mr.. Zimmerman, connected with the
Office of the state land commissioner,
was here this week attending to some
business, the nature Of which was not
disclosed.
Invitations are out for the annual
masquerade party given by the Ladies
of the Eastern Star in the Masonic
Hall. This has now been changed to
the Firemen's Hall.
Chas. Seeley, from Montana, is here
on visit to the family Of his son, c.
w. Seeley. At the conclusian OF his
visit he means to 60 to the coast 10
spend the winter.
Jimmy Clark left Monday for San
Francisco to join his wife who has been
there since the first OF the year. If he
likes the country he will make his per
manent home there. Otherwise he
will return to Leavenworth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Basil Lang came down
from the summit, where Mr.. Lang is
operating one Of the electric locomo-
tiyes that hauls trains thru the tunnel
and will visit at the home of Mrs.
Lang's mother, Mrs. Chas. Anderson.
Chas. Christensen and Jack Higgins,
the latter republican campaign hustler,
were here Wednesday distributing cam
paign literature and Autographs. Mr..
Higgins was sent here by the state
committee and is lively young cam
paign worker.
Mr.. Robert Herzog, who superin-
tended the construction of the G. N.
electric power plant two miles up the
canyon some years ago was here this
week inspecting the pipe line, which,
by the way, is receiving coat OF paint
this week. Does not look much as
if the plant would be abandoned.
John McKinnon left on one OF his
mysterious trips Tuesday afternoon, east
bound. He said he was going to get
married, and no doubt he has his own
consent. But then he has had that SO
long without producing results that
there is little probability OF gentleman
Of the cloth pulling down fee.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. A. Ransome, from
Sioux Falls, S. D., brought a weeks
visit to close last Monday when they
departed for Long Beach. CAL, where
they expect to spend the coming win
ter. Mrs. Ransome is sister OF Mrs.
F. T. Motteler, at whose home the
Ransome's were guests while here.