The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1917-08-03
Eaueust 3 1917
City News

diASi hSSA bi0AH ANS0a1s
Mr.. and Mrs. L. ]. Nelson went to
the coast Tuesday and expect to be
absent until the last Of the week.
Mr.. Geo. B. Deering was an Everett
bound traveller on No. l Tuesday, and
said he was called to the coast on a
matter OF business.
According to law all standard
grades of condensed milk will be with
drawn from the market after October
LIST, it being a violation Of law to sell
the same.
Mr.. L. F. Bulls, connected with
the Leavenworth State Bank for the
past FIVE years, is off on months visit
to his old home, Decora, Iowa, which
he had not visited for eight years.
County Commissioners Hickey was
here Monday. He was taking his
mother, who is visiting him from the
Yakima country, on trip thru the
Wenatchee valley to show her that this
valley has made some progress since
she was last here, some years ago.
L. w. Woodrow has been chosen as
school director to succeed N. Patter-
son who has moved to Cashmere.
Since January /, Chelan County has
contributed to the state the sum OF 81,
41o in auto licenses.
Geo. S. Merriam former resident OF
Leavenworth, now living in Wenatchee
had the misfortune to receive broken
leg as the result of fall in that city
this week.
The street dance billed for last Sat
urday evening was pulled off in the
Fireman's hall, owing to the threaten
ing weather. A big crowd. was pres
ent as usual and all enjoyed themselves.
w. R. Conner of the Everett Print
ing and Engraving Co., spent the
week end here visiting with Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Smyth of whom he is an
old friend.
Mrs. Henry Bender, from Battle
Creek. Mich, sister of Mrs. W. 6.
Leslie. is here on a visit. She has
made tour of California and Washing
ton coast cities, seeing all places OF
interest.
Llovd Durand left Wednesday morn
ing for the Coast by way OF Snoqual-
mic pass in his car. Besides his wife
he was accompanied by his aunt Mrs.
H. X. Featherstone. and Mr.. Durand
senior who has been visiting here.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Barclay returned
Sunday from a weeks motoring trlp
that took them TO various points on
the coast. Mr.. Barclay reports the
roads in fine shape which is evidenced
BY the fact that he made the trip from
Seattle to this city in just seven hours.
The Red Cross committee met IN
the school building last Thursday put
on account of the small attendance oil
members the naming OF officers was
deferred until Monday evening when
it is hoped full attendance will be on
hand
Jno. B, Nelson, from Tacoma, has
taken a position with Thos. Nolan the
tailor. Mr.. Nelson is something OF an
artist and has several very clever paint
inps of mountain scenery. He has
one hanging in the lobby OF the
franklin Hotel Of Tumwater canyon
Mrs. Guy Hamilton spent several
DAVIS in Wenatchee this week studying
food conservation under food dem
opstrator sent to this county by the
Washington State Agricultural college
Mrs. Hamilton was the Leaven"ortn
representative Of the Kumtux Club.
Mrs. J. B. Adams and her son Jay
returned from Walla Walla last Friday
where they went the first OF the week
bv auto. Mr.. Adams arrived here
the following day but Left Sunday tol
the Okanogan country. His activities
for the Northwestern Fruit Exchange
keep him pretty busy.
P. N. Nielsen, better known as
''Nelse" who made his home here uE
to about four years ago writes the Eche
from Petersburg Alaska that ne can
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