The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1917-06-29

is planned for Saturday night if it doe,
not rain.
Mrs. Lester Rollins OF Hillyard, i,
here this week visiting her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Gowing
Mrs. Durham and children Of Seattle
are here visiting Mrs. Durham's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. McNett.
Mrs. Mabel Fitzpatrick arrived from
Hillyard Wednesday aud is visiting
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. M. o.
Van Brocklin.
At the home Of Engineer H. Fred.
rickson, last Saturday, arrived an eight
pound girl. 1t was the more interest
ing because it was the first born"
Mr.. w. P. Sears and his wife, of
Cashmere, arrived here Monday after
noon on visit to their daughters, Mrs
Chas. Wallace, Mrs. M. o. Logan and
Mrs. ]. A. Duncan.
Mrs. Harry Krondak who has been
in Tacoma the past two weeks, success
fully underwent an operation in that
city last week and is reported doing
nicely.
Frank O'Conner who did considerable
in the plumbing line here several years
ago was here this week just. as he said,
to keep in touch with the town so it
would not grow out Of his knowledge.
]. T. Mcdonald left yesterday for
Everett, in reply to advice that his wife
who is in the hospital there and recently
an operation has had a
reverse.
Miss Mary Anderson, has resigned
her position as bookkeeper with the
Rutherford Mercantile Co. and gone to
Wenatchee to take a position with the
Powell-Sanders Co. Mrs. Jack Roth
has succeeded Miss Anderson at the
Rutherford Mercantile Co.
Mr.. Paine of the Cascade Garage,
the agency for the sale Of the Universal
car, last week sold his fourth car load
Of Ford autos. They can call it the
poor mans substitute for a car but it
sells. and that. after all, is the test Of
its merit.
Mr.. o. S. Sampson received a post
card yesterday from H. A. Leftwich,
Redan, Ca, saying he had arrived at
home with the body of his brother and
that Mrs. u. H. Leftwich had stood
the trip and seemed to improve as a
result.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. L. Gardner are
on the coast this week. In answer to
advice from Governor Lister he went to
Olympia and was in conference with the
State Council of Safety, which organ
ization is keeping an eye on the
activities Of the I. w. WIS.
Mrs. L. A. Haskins came here from
Peshastin Monday to take the train for
Seattle. Mr.. and Mrs. Haskins are
Sioux City, Iowa, friends of Mr.. and
Mrs. M. w. Starks of Peshastin, aAd,
while making their home in Seattle,
have an orchard near Orondo in the
Columbia river valley and together they
paid their old Iowa friends visit.
Joe Coleman grabbed west bound
train Wednesday morning for Napavine
Wash. He left in refponse to tele-
gram which read. An eight pound
boy arrived at your home this after
noon" Joe was wearing the smile
that wouldn't come off.
Mr.. L. w. Bloom, once citizen OF
Leavenworth but for some years resi-
dent of Wenatchee, was here one day
this week and told how his son Howard
who Joined the American aviation
corps some two months ago, is now in
an aviation camp near San Antonio,
Texas, undergoing training for service
in Europe.
Charly Shugart, once citizen OF
Leavenworth, now a ranch owner in the
Eagle creek valley was here Monday.
He said his section was blessed with a
fine rain last Saturday night and in
consequence crop prospects are much
brighter. Every citizen of the Eagle
creek country is doing his best to in
crease the food stock for the coming