The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1917-06-01
June 1917
City News

MISS Clela Bulls went TO Wenatchee
Monday afternoon returning the follow
ing day.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Rice spent
Decoration day with Wenatchee friends
and relatives.
Mrs. D. E. Town had the misfortune
to break her arm last Sunday in getting
out OF the car at her home.
Since the warm weather set in lot Of
people find it convenient to go to the
creamery for buttermilk. There is no
Mr.. and Mrs. D. S. Moore and Mrs.
S. A. Potter returned from Wenatchee
on the afternoon train Monday.
DR.. A. G. McKeown made a trip to
Wenatchee last week, and while there
bought an Overland Six Touring Car.
Mrs. ]. E. Atkinson and two children
returned home the first of the week
after a two weeks visit at Spokane and
Plummer, Idaho.
Mr.. and Mrs. E.. G. Spencer and
daughter Bertha. of Wenatchee, were
guests at the Geo. Walker home
Tuesday.
Fish Lake is popular place for
anglers these days. Thirty or forty
fishermen were at the lake last Sunday
and all made good catches of perch.
Try Koerner's Cold Busters. 22s
If you believe in upholding Leaven-
worth institution, one that deserves
your help. always tell your grocer to
send you Leavenworth butter.
There will be a patriotic and
memorial day service at the Methodist
Church Sunday morning, Everyone is
invited TO attend.
Mr.. R. L. Parker arrived from
Tacoma the. first of this week and is
having some repairs made to his
property, the Oxford Hotel
DR.. Judah was called to Blewett
Monday where he reports the birth of
daughter to Mr.. and Mrs. John
Inglis.
Since returning from a months visit
TO their father who lives on the west
side OF the Cascades Clarence Huston
and his brother, Sam, annexed new
Chevrolet car and joined the gang.
Walter Gerson who was employed
here in Wheelers drug store about two
years ago, and has since been making
his home in Wenatchee, has bought
out the Entiat drug store and will take
possession June lst.
E. A. Wood a one time resident OF
Leavenwo,th but now in the hotel
business at Brewster, drove down
from the upper country the first OF the
week and spent a few days here on
business.
Mrs. VIM. Mcintosh and her daughter
Miss Daisy will leave next Thursday
for Seattle where they expect to take
boat the following day for San Francisco
and spend the next two months visiting
a sister OF Mrs. Mcintosh in Oakland,
California.
Mrs. Charles Eckhart will leave Sun
day for Yakima to attend the annual
meeting OF the Washington State
Federation OF Women's clubs as the
representative OF the Kumtux club OF
Leavenworth.
Gilbert Roundy. Of Entiat was here
on visit to his sister, Mrs. Alfred
TYLER. He said there had been a
strike among the loggers employed by
the Entiat saw mill to make the spring
drive of logs on the Entiat river.
Friday Of last week.
Carl Tarlton who took over the
Boulevard Cafe last week is making
number of improvements in the place,
and expects to run first class eating
house. Carl has had long experience
as a Chef and will personally have
charge of the kitchen. His frlends
believe he will make a success in the
business.
Mrs. w. A. Tegtmeier will be host
ess at a Bridge Tea this afternoon IN
honor Of her sister-in-law Mrs. Duncan
Tegtmeier. There will be three tables
at Bridge.
AL. Mitchell and wife returned
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