The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1917-03-09
LOCAL HAPPENINGS

Motteler S. 5u
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. E. K.
Matthews last Sunday morning boy.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Hansen Thursday morning ten pound
girl.
Geo. Deering went TO Everett on
business last Saturday and returned
yesterday.
Spencer Blankenship made a trip to
Wenatcbee Tuesday returning the
following day.
Mrs. J. H. Holloway is expected
back from Everett to day after visit
Of two weeks with friends.
Mrs. R. E. Mckinney left for
Seattle Wednesday on brief visit and
expected to return next week.
Mrs. D. A. Burgett and little girl
went to Cashmere Wednesday on
visit to relatives for few days.
The Kumtux Club will meet next
Tuesday afternoon, March thirteenth,
at the home Of Mrs. D. H. Magyar.
Mr.. J. B. Adams took the afternoon
train for Wenatchee Wednesday ex-
pecting to return the last of the week.
After an absence Of more than three
weeks, spent principally at Olympia,
Mr.. M. A. Marley returned Wednesday
afternoon.
Mr.. John Koerner left last Sunday
for Seattle and spent several days on
the Sound returning the latter part of
the week.
John Hartman returned from Seattle
Tuesday afternoon after spending few
days on the Sound, where business
called him.
The Lutheran Ladies Aid will meet
at the home of Mrs. Tom Smith, next
Thursday afternoon, Mar. IS, A cordial
invitation to all.
Attorney w. F. Whitney came up
from Wenatchee Tuesday and was in
conference with Leavenworth attorneys
about legal matters.
Three for Is cents.
At the Racket store three water
glasses of good quality will be sold to-
morrow for Is cents. To-
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Poeppmuller were
Wenatchee bound travellers Tuesday
afternoon, bent on visit to Mr..
Poeppmuller's sister, Mrs. Al Moon.
Mr.. L. J. Nelson was called to
Wenatchee Wednesday and having one
of those legal portfolios under his arm
we concluded he was going into court.
Mr.. Ezra Eichmeyer, of Yakima,
brother of A. T. Eichmeyer arrived
here the first of this week and will be
employed about the big mill and
means to spend the summer here.
The Misses Blanche Boston, Edith
Smelling and Mr.. Elray Bowen OF
Blewett came to Leavenworth last
Thursday to attend the Fairchild
Ladies' quartette concert at the Scenic
theater.
Mrs. F. A. Losekamp returned to
Leavenworth Wednesday from Seattle
where she spent the past two months.
Mr.. Losekamp who is also in the Sound
CITY is expected here the last of this
week.
Seven coaches loaded with boosters
from Mansfield, the rich wheat belt OF
Douglas county, were scheduled to be
in Wenatchee yesterday. The object
is TO cultivate a closer relationship
with Wenatchee business men.
We have Just received another ship
ment Of McDonalds celebrated Salt
Lake Chocolates. Hadn't you better
take box home to that Steady pardner
Of yours7 She still likes good candy.
whse,srs, Drpg Store. To-
Miss Elizabeth Nicholas went to Ia
coma last week and will on her return
the latter part Of this week stop over
in Seattle to witness the grand opera
presentation by the Boston Symphony
Co. in Moore's theatre.
Mr.. John Byron, owner OF Cascade
orchard fruit tract came back this week
after spending the winter on the Sound.
He said the weather on the Sound had