The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1917-05-04

is closing up his work in this vicinity
this week.
The Kumtux Club will meet next
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. George
Sterling.
H. w. Otis prominent Peshastin
Orchardist was registered at the Hotel
Seward in Seattle the first Of the week.
VIM O'Rourke OF the Rainier Cafe
returned Sunday after spending several
days on the coast transacting business.
Mrs. Eta Castleberry arrived from
Everett Tuesday afternoon, her present
home, on brief visit with her children.
At the home OF w. w. Rice last
Saturday a new II pound boy. Wiley
says that boy will fight for his country
if it ever needs him.
J. S. w. Johnson returned this week
from the coast where he spent the past
eight months and will again make his
home here.
Tom Logon is receiving the con-
gratulations OF friends the occasion be-
being the addition Of a daughter TO his
family.
Mrs. Sinclair Coghill and little
daughter, OF Twin Falls, Idaho, are
guests at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. R.
B. Gilbert.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Kennedy are the
prowd parents Of twins, boy and girl,
which arrived Wednesday morning says
DR.. Hoxsey.
Chas Smyth prominent in Masonic
circles left the first Of the week on
tour of inspection Of the different com
manderies of the state.
Jack Mahoney, operator at the G.
N. power house is off on his vacation
and expects to leave in few days for
an extended trip on the coast.
Mr.. L. O'Brien, who has been visit
ing friends few days in Blewett took
the train here Wednesday for We
natchee accompanied by Mrs. Hattie
Plat.
Mr. Francis Little motored to Chelan
last Saturday to look after business
interests He was accompanied by Mrs.
Chas. Eckhardt who spent the week
end visiting Mr.. Little's mother.
Mr.. B. c. Rutherford left for
Rossland, B. c., on the morning train
Wednesday for Rossland, B. c., in
answer to advice that his sister had
died.
Geo. Siverly and Oliver Bates were
here from Wenatchee lake Monday.
Mr.. Bates says snow is disappearing
but not as fast as he would like to see
it up in the region of the lake.
Mr.. w. F. Whitney, a Wenatchee
attorney was here the first Of the week
in consultation with the town authorities
in relation to a suit he is prosecuting
against the water works contractors.
P. E. Galloway who has been on the
sick list the past year undergoing
several operations, was transferred to
the Leavenworth Hospital last Saturday
where he is under the care OF DR..
Judah.
Clarence D. Huston and his brother
S.r- left last Saturday afternoon for
Sunnyside, Wash, to visit their father
who they have not seen for over twelve
years. They will spend from ten days
to two weeks with him.
On her way east from Los Angeles,
CAL, Miss Media Bell stopped off here
this week to visit with old Leavenworth
school mates few days. Miss Bells
mother removed from Leavenworth TO
Los Angeles three years ago.
John Mcintosh, who returned from
Seattle last week where he has been for
the past four months, succeeds Mr.. N.
Patterson in charge Of the hardware
department at the Mutual Mercantile
Co. The latter having resigned his
position.
From L. W. Woodrow we learn that
his son Harrison who with Roswell
Me Nett enlisted in the Federal Service
two weeks ago is now doing clerical
work at Fort Lawton near Seattle.
Roswell was sent on to Fort Mcdowell
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