The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1917-11-16
City News

Tuesday for Wisconsin on visit until
after the holidays to her old home.
Mrs. ]. B. Adams took the west
bound train Tuesday afternoon for
Seattle where she with Mr.. Adams will
spend the winter.
c. ]. Rairdon was called to We
natchee the first of this week as a
witness in the Blankenship homestead
matter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Coleman re-
turned Saturday from the Coast after a
weeks absence and have taken up their
residence at Bleweit.
A marriage license was issued in Sc
attic yesterday to Sven Mauritz Holm
and Anna Eugenia Vallin. both Of
Blewett.
Mrs. ]. B. Violette went to Seattle
the first of the week accompanied by
her daughter Mary who underwent .
slight surgical operation while there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Williams left
Tuesday on No. 43 for Seattle being
called there by the serious illness Of
Mrs. Williams brother, John Castleberry
The Echo is printing two letters
this week from former Leavenwoth
boys, one of whom is in England and
the other in France. They will be
found interesting.
Mr.. ]. E. Shubert took the afternoon
train for Everett Tuesday. He has
property in both Everett and Seattle
and expects to spend about two weeks
between the two places.
Charley Shugart, from the Beaver
creek valley, was here the first of the
week and ordered the Echo sent to
his son Oscar, who is in training
camp at Chattanooga, Tenn.
Frank Potter, SON of E. L. Potter,
enlisted in the naval militia is stationed
at the university training grounds near
Seattle and has made application for the
position of fireman and been accepted.
Mrs. E. G. Gowing and her daughter
Mrs. L. w. Rollins left on the early
morning train Wednesday for Portland,
Ore, on a months visit with brother
of Mrs, Gowing's.
The upper Columbia river country
including Okanogan county will ship
100 car loads of apples according to
Inspector Darlington. The crop last
year was $40 cars.
Fred E. Blankenship from the We
natchee lake region was here Monday
and took the train for Wenatchee where
he went to make final proof on his
homestead before the U. S. Com
missioner.
Geo. Siverly, Geo. Brown, and Oliver
Bates, all from Wenatchee Jake, came
here Monday to take the train for We
natchee. Mr.. and Mrs. Bates have
arranged to spend the winter in
Cashmere.
Mr.. Julian G. Bradford who has had
charge of the shoe department at the
Leavenworth Mercantile Co. store
served his connection with the company
after two and half months trial and
l1eft last Friday for the Sound country.
Mrs. ]. G. Kennedy, wife Of the
Entiat banker lost two fingers OF her
right hand last week. Mrs. Kennedy
like other patriotic women had been
assisting in war work and was helping
out in the box factory when the
accident ACQUIRED.
The Blacksurfths' Association of the
valley. representing practically every
blacksmith in this section Of the county,
at meeting held last night decided
to advance the price of shoeipg Is
cents per horse, due it is stated. by
officers of the association, to the
advanced cost Of material. -Wenatchee
World
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Bundy, at one
time residents of this community, but
now Of Leavenwoith, are visiting at the
home Of Mrs. Bundy's mother, Mrs.
Kali. Mr.. Bundy was formerly employed
by the Lake Chelan Land Co., but i:
now located on the Sound. Lake
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