The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1917-02-09

Mrs. E. G. Wheeler and her mother
arrived from Seattle Yesterday.
Born last Saturday to the family Of
B. H. Wheeler a ten pound boy.
Toney Violette is down with COM
plication OF rheumatism and quinsy.
At Wenatchee last Friday the Leav-
enworth debating team lost to the We
natchee high school team.
Mrs. M. A. Marley will entertain a
few of her friends at a social dancing
party at her home Saturday evening.
The Masonic fraternity will give a
mask ball in Firemen's hall tonight
which is expected to draw large
crowd.
Chas. Eckhart went home Tuesday
with what proved to be severe case
OF the grip and was out of commission
for several days.
Saturday, Feb. 10th only-25 and
80 cent value stationery for 20 cents,
to maka room for new goods, The
Racket Store. g.
Mr.. o. S. Sampson will leave
Saturday for Seattle to attend the meet
ing of the Seattle Merchants association
which convenes in the Sound city next
week.
The ladies OF the Lutheran church
met last Monday evening at the home
of their new minister, Rev. Haas, and
his family. A large number of the
ladies were present and very pleasant
evening was spent.
]. G. Debord, for many years resi-
dent Of Leavenworth, but living in
Wenatchee for the past five years, re-
turned the first of this week and has
taken a position with the Great North
ern Lumber Co.
J. E. Faulkner returned from Ever
EFT the first OF this week, where he has
been since before Christmas with his
family. He says Notwithstanding the
talk OF work in the Sound country he
found lots OF men without employment.
Mr.. w. L. Clement, of Minneapolis.
member of the contracting firm Of w.
]. Hoy & Co., who spent several
months here last summer while the
snow shed construction work was un-
der way, spent several days here this
week.
A man giving the name OF Murcier,
Great Northern fireman, was arrested
Wednesday for being drunk, and fined
SIS by Magistrate Graham. While
reeling around on Front street he fell
against and broke show window in
Mr.. LaPoint's ten cent store. Muir
cier arranged to pay for the damage.
Blood will tell. Your complexion,
the condition OF your skin, is refiec-
ton OF the condition of your blood. A
paid. muddy complexion indicates
that the blood is impure. A. D. S.
Blood Purifier is good blood builder,
cleanses the system, cures shin diseases
and gives the user rosy hue OF health.
Use it and you'll enjoy life with new
zest this Spring. Price 81. bottles
for S. at Koerner's Drug Store. g.
J. H. Harding, from Valera, Mont,
in company with Mr.. Henry Sill from
the same place, stopped off here this
week to visit with Mr.. Harding's I'M
Gle, Conrad Harding of the Cascade
orchards. Mr.. Harding says times are
good in Montana. For the past two
years farmers have received good prices
for their wheat, many he says, sold the
wheat off 100 acres for $4,000 this
year.
| C. J. Carlson, a boiler maker who
had been employed in the local rail-
road shops for the past three years, left
last Saturday for Seattle. The tempta-
ton to get some Of the high wages
prevailing in his line Of activity
proved too strong for him and he will
probably take employment in the navy
yard at Bremerton, which is just now
wanting boilermakers and paying six
and seven dollars per day for men Of
his calling.
Thad Neubauer and J. w. Mccarthy,
two veteran miners and old residents oil