The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1917-03-30
fflarck 80 1917
LOCAL HAPPENINGS
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The ladies of the Maccabees will
meet Tuesday evening April Sd in the
Masonic Hall.
Mr.. F. L. Hazelton made business
trip to Wenatchee Wednesday return
ing the following day.
Easter novelties and baskets at the
Racket Drop in and look them over.
IS"
DR.. Judah reports the arrival of
nine pound girl at the home of En-
gineer A. B. Wheeler last Saturday.
The E. G. B. class enjoyed social
evening in the M. E. church parors
Wednesday. About twenty five young
people were present.
Guiana Cream will keep your hands
soft smooth and white. Koerner sells
it. IL
Mr.. M. A. Draper, recently from
the coast, has accepted position on
the Office force with the Great
Northern Lumber Co.
Mrs. Clifford Yocum and children
arrived from Malaga the first Of this
week on a visit to her husbands
brother, Taylor Yocum.
Books, Magazines, Stationery Etc.
at Koerner's. IL
Mrs. Frank Carlquist and baby re-
turned from Spokane Monday after an
absence OF over month spent with
relatives in the Falls City.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Pardo left for Spo-
kane last Sunday afternoon, where Mrs.
Pardo will undergo an examination by
a specialist in regard to her health
which has been poor since the death of
her baby.
Hear the Sawanoffs Next tuesday Night
You will regret it if you do not hear
the famous violinist Tuesday night,
April Sd. Is
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Dunning ar
rived from Sanger, Cal, last Sunday,
being called here by the illness of Mrs.
Cummings mother, Mrs. Orilla Morse,
who has been quite sick but is thot to
be improving.
Postmaster Hamilton had business
call that took him to Seattle last Sunday,
returning to Leavenworth Yesterday
morning. He says the weather on the
Sound is execrable, just as it is here,
and everybody is complaining.
Saturday Special at Koerner's. AL
candy at Is 90 off. IL
The M. E. Ladies Aid will hold
business and social meeting Wednesday
afternoon at 2:3O in the church. Tea
will be served by Mrs. ]. w. Ewing,
Mrs. H. B. Gilbert and Mrs. c. M.
Hendricks. A cordial invitation is
extended to all.
The SavranOffs Here April sd.
The date for the musical concert,
given under direction of the Library
Club has been changed to Tuesday
night, April Sd, at the Scenic. This
is one Of the best numbers. A famous
violinist is among the players. IS"
Mrs. ]. B. Adams returned from
wAnotchee the first of the week and
was accompanied by Mr.. Auaulo, "iio
went on to Seattle and will go from
there to Walla Walla and then to Yak
ina, and expects to be home by the
last of the week If the trains are run
ming.
Mr.. o. S. Sampson won the gold
mounted Elk tooth sleeve button prize
offered by the committee for securing
the largest number of candidates in the
recent campaign for increasing the
membership in the order of Elks in
the Wenatchee lodge. He had twenty
three to his credit.
Club women OF Leavenworth will be
interested to know that Mrs. Ruth
Karr Mckee has been appointed by
Gov. Lister as one Of the regents OF
the State University. The term is Tor
six years, and Mrs. Mckee will be the
first woman member of the board. she
was formerly president OF the State
Federation OF Woman's Clubs.
Mr.. o. H. Anderson, auditor for the