The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1917-01-19
LOCAL HAPPENINGS

Monday from Seattle where they spent
week visiting among friends.
Sam DAILY returned Wednesday on
the early morning train from Seattle
where he was called on a matter OF
business last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Watson left for
Centralia Tuesday afternoon after
visiting week at the home OF Mrs.
Watson's brother, Randall Heinrich.
Mr.. ]. A. Hearst and Mr.. L. R.
Hart left here last Saturday evening for
Seattle with the intention of spending a
few days in the metropolis of the Puget
Sound.
Mrs. o. S. Sampson, under the
impression that a change OF air and
climate will benefit her health is spend
ing week or two on the west side Of
the mountains.
Mrs. H. Helmecke arrived from
Seattle Monday afternoon and will
visit with her father and mother, Mr..
and Mrs. Ira Baird, for the next ten
days or two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. A. Snyder left for
Seattle last Saturday night and will
spend the week there. The Doctor
purposes to attend lectures at the
dental clinic Of the University.
Word was received by friends this
week that Miss Lillian Worsley, former
Leavenworth High school pupil was
married December 26 last to Mr.. ].
H. Harris. The young couple will
reside at Bremerton.
Donald Mcintosh has accepted a
position in the Office of the Great
Northern Lumber Co. He graduated
last year from the Leavenworth high
school at the head of his class. He has
decided to learn the lumber business
and will bend all his energies to master
every detail OF the business.
Mr.. ]. J. Lewiston, manager OF the
old Blewett mine was here Monday
buying supplies and attending to other
business. He said he had twelve men
employed on the property for the past
month and expected to be turning out
precious metal before 1917 is six
months old.
An automobile dealer OF Kittitas
county is out with story that half
page advertisement in the Gle Elum
Echo and the Cascade miner resulted
in the sale of seventeen machines by
one dealer in that county, and yet,
some dealers contend that it does not
pay to advertise.
Mr.. w. ]. Cowley, of Seattle, who
represented the Thomas-Culross Mining
Company and last year sold some
thousands of shares OF stock to people
in this valley was here the first OF this
...L - ro;J ,ba oopoponu uor1ld
begin turning out mineral values by
the first of February.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Johnson left for
Spokane Wednesday with the remains
of their little babe. Margaret, who died
on the 18th inst. Because that is their
former home and they have other
relatives buried there they decided on
interment at that place. Mr.. Johnson
is fireman on the G. N.
The installation Of another ten
thousand gallon oil storage tank by the
Great Northern railroad will begin
shortly. There is already one OF the
same capacity but the additional storage
is made necessary by the increased
business and to guard against any
possible interruption in the supply.
The Reese Bros. Africanders are
headlines at the Hippodrome this week,
They are the greatest fun makers who
have appeared in Tacoma, this season,
they give first class show Of minstrel
and musical comedy. They are in a
class all by them selves they carry
Band and Orchestra composed Of all
star artists. Tacoma Daily News, Aug.
4, 1916.
]. L. Murphy who came down from
Mason creek Wednesday and spent
few hours in Leavenworth said that on
Mondav the ranch home OF A. A.