The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1917-02-02
LOCAL HAPPENINGS

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The Ladies of the Maccabees will
meet at the home Of Mrs. G. w.
Hoxey in the afternoon. Feb. 9th.
Thomas Burke left on the afternoon
train for Seattle Monday on a business
trip and returned Wednesday.
Arnet Motteler left for Wenatchee
this week after visiting a week with his
uncle's family, F. T. Motteler.
Little Airline, daughter of Jas.
Buchanan, has been on the sick list
but is reported out Of danger by DR..
Elmer.
w. F. Gutschow came down from
the Mansfield branch Of the G. N. and
visited few days with Leavenworth
relatives and friends this week.
Mrs. Thos. Pipkin returned from
Wenatchee last Saturday afternoon after
spending a week with her friend Mrs.
Esther Hyatt, formerly Miss Roberts Of
Leavenworth.
w. T. Stockwell with his family
removed to Wenatchee this week. Mr..
Stockwell superintended the packing
of apples in Mr.. Motteler's warehouse
the past season.
Sheriff McManus was here Tuesday
serving legal papers. He remarked
that bootlegging was not so active.
Few complaints coming into his Office
from this source.
John Balina a veteran rancher from
the Mason creek country was here
Tuesday. He said he had recently
been getting out piling for the Great
Northern Lumber Co.
Mrs. John Ehrenberg was brough to
the Leavenworth Hospital from
Peshastin Wednesday last and was
operated on for pendicitis. She stood
the operation and is in fair way to
complete recovery.
Reports have come back from Seattle
that Jas. Mcdaniel who was taken
there last week for an operation for
compound hernia, underwent the ordeal
successfully and is getting on as we'll as
could be expected.
M. M. Stephens, with his family.
arrived from Montana Wednesday
afternoon. He went from here last
summer and says he is glad to get back.
The zero weather which has prevailed
in that state this winter proved too
much for him.
N. Hazam. great Northern employe
while engaged in transferring cotton
bales from one car to another last
Monday allowed a bale to fall on him
in such way that he had several ribs
broken and had to be taken to the
Leavenworth Hospital for treatment.
The Methodist Ladies Aid will have
its regular business meeting at the
church parlors Wednesday afternoon at
2:3o. A Valentine tea will be held
after the meeting, to which all are cor
daily invited. Mrs. A. T. Eichmeier,
Mrs. D. Apologize and Mrs. E. Mohler
are the committee in charge.
Mr.. o. S. Sampson and Col. Fox
returned from Seattle on Tuesday after
moons train. The former had gone
thither last Saturday to see Mrs. Sampson
who has been on the coast for the past
three weeks for the benefit OF her
health. The latter left here Sunday last
and spent Monday attending to legal
matters.
Thos. Pipkin returned Saturday from
the coast whittier he drifted the first OF
last week on a tour of investigation
which took him to Port Angeles where
the western end of the Toggery store
company is located. He said he found
business at the different points he
visited good and the feeling as to the
future optimistic.
Mr.. J. B. Adams returned from the
Coast Monday afternoon after spending
a week there on matters connected
with the fruit industry. Tuesday mite
January % he made an address at
banquet pulled of by the Growers
Service League Of Yakima and made
quite a hit with his statement OF what
the Skookum advertising has done FOL