The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1917-04-13
LOCAL HAPPENINGS

NAAo' "a - "SdNSl vi I1lllydIQ is
here this week on a visit with friends.
J. B. Violette left Sunday afternoon
for the Coast expecting to be absent
several days.
Billy Smith left for Seattle last week
intending to find employment in the
Bremerton Navy Yards.
Bamboo work and fruit baskets in
variety Of colors. Very nice. See EN-
at the Racket Store. is
The Ladies of the Maccabees will
meet at the Masonic Hall Tuesday
evening at 7 o'clock, April 18th.
Mr.. Jay Adams came up from We
natchee Wednesday and will remain
here several days at the family home.
Attorney w. F. Whitney, Of Wenat-
chez, was a between trains visitor
Tuesday. He was here on legal bus
mess.
Mrs. o. S. Sampson came home from
Wenatchee Sunday after spending the
week with her daughter, Mrs. Little,
in Wenatchee.
T. E. Paine of the Cascade Garage
unloaded a car load OF Fords Wednes,
day. All Of them are sold and he has
several carloads on the way.
They are all coming back. Last
year to rackensack and this yeai racken
hack. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. R. Roth re-
turned from Bellingham last Saturday,
where they spent the winter.
A number of the club women of
Leavenwoth are planning the organi-
zation of a Red Cross society in this
city. Similar organizations have been
perfected at Wenatchee and Cashmere.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. De Blois arrived
here the first OF this week from Pateros
where they have resided since leaving
Leavenworth three years ago. They
will occupy their old home on River
side street.
Burt Brown arrived here Thursday
morning from Raymond Wash. where
he has been the past year. He says
he has not been feeling we'll the past
month and believes the change will
do him good.
DR.. Hoxsey has been on the sick
list the past week suffering from
severe attack of the grippe. For
time he was threatened with pneumonia
but is in fair way to complete re-
covery now.
E. D. better known as Charley,
Shugart was down from Beaver Creek
last week and dropped into the Echo
Office to pay his 18th subscription,
He says there is still foot of snow in
his neck Of the woods.
John Hatmaker and wife and Mrs.
N. Hatmaker arrived Monday from
LaFollette, Tenn, with the purpose OF
taking up their residence here. Mr..
N. Hatmaker had preceded his wife by
several months, and has since been
employed on the G. N. railway.
Mr.. ]. E. Melvin and wife arrived
here from Cosmopolis, in the Grays
Harbor country, where they have
resided since leaving here last fall.
Mr.. Melvin was formerly employed in
the big saw mill and will again take
position with the G. N. Lumber Co.
N. J.. Pearson, who made his home
in Leavenworth until he was called to
Wenatchee to take up the duties OF
Deputy County Prosecutor, was seized
with an attack of appendicitis last
week. He was confined at home Tor
several days but managed to escape an
operation.
One Of the first men to receive car
out Of the shipment received this week
by the Cascade Garage is our fellow
townman Mr.. VIM. Mcintosh. He
says he learned to steer a boat IN
Alaska and by the Great Horn Spoon
he is going to learn how to steer
Ford or die in the attempt.
Nate Coleman who is managing the
Mott Lumber Co at Entiat formerly the
Adams Coleman Lumber Co, passed
thru Wednesday on his way to the
coast. He says there is good price
and demand for lumber now and thai