The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1917-10-12
City News

LII GSooiDB ACtuAhON W GSoF ShWOAtAi
from Seattle yesterday morning.
Miss Iva West spent Friday and Sat-
urday Of last week III Wenatchee visit
ing friends.
A consignment Of decorated china
arrived this week and is on display at
Koerner's Drug store. 40"
Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Wheeler motor
ed to Wenatchee Wednesday, return
ing late in the evening.
Mrs. w. c. Drickhammer is suffer
ing with broken ankle as the result
Of fall the first of the week.
Mr.. ]. B. Adams returned from Sc
attic Tuesday morning and in the after
noon started for Yakima accompanied
by his daughter, Miss Mildred.
Master Ralph Koerner has so far re-
covered from nine weeks attack of ty-
phoid fever as to be able to sit up and
hopes soon to be out again.
Mrs. Lizzie Mccormick, OF Tacoma,
Grand Matron Of the order of the
Eastern Star, will visit the local Chapter
Saturday, Oct. 10th.
Sweet Cleans knocks the spots out
Of soiled garments 25S at Koerner's
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Mr.. and Mrs. L. O'Brien returned
to Wenatchee Sunday Evening after a
few days visit at Blewett with Mr.. and
Mrs. John Inglis. sister OF Mrs. o. Brien.
A number Of patients in the Leaven-
worth Hospital who were operated on
for various ailments. among them Mrs.
Rust, who underwent an operation for
aggravated pendicitis, are improving
If Charley Wallace lived in the days
of the Patriarchs it would be said Of
him that he lived in the grace Of the
Lord. Wednesday morning his favorite
milk COW had twin calves. Both hefers.
Mrs. VIM. Harris entertained very
pleasantly at her home last THURSDAY.
Covers were laid for ten, and after a
delightful social afternoon dainty three
course luncheon was served,
A full line of Tampa Cuba cigars ar
rived at Koerner's Drug Store this
week. 40"
Charley Shugart, some rancher, from
the Beaver creek valley, was here
Wednesday and said in his vicinity the
hay crop was not so good as last year
but the potato crop was larger and
better.
Ed. Wood came in from Brewster
on belated No. l Wednesday evening.
He says Brewster is live town these
days, tho just now the fruit growers
are suffering a shortage OF apple pickers.
Mr.. ]. C. Simons returned Monday
Afternoon from Soap lake where he
spent the past month trying to get rid
of an attack of rheumatism. He is
somewhat improved and thinks the
hot baths did him some good.
DR.. Judah was called to Tye Tues
day to see Mrs. Lowry, the agents
wife, who was quite sick, and on
Wednesday was called to the same
place to see a Mrs. Tucker, railroad
mans wife. Both ladies are reported
to be out of danger and in fair way
to complete recovery.
See Mrs. Eklund, the milliner in
the Echo Block, about that new hat
you want. Al
Lester Burgess who has been
connected with the forestry department
the past summer has severd his con-
nection with the service. He expects
to take the examination SOON for adj
mission to the service as full aedged
forester.
Mrs. P. c. Galloway left yesterday
for Wenatchee where she has secured
a position and expects to spend the win
ter. She made her home here for a
number Of years and bore up bravely
under most trying circumstances dur
ing the long illness Of her late husband.
The best wishes OF large number Of
Leavenworth friends go out to her.
H. c. Blankenship this week made
trip to Gle Elum in his auto and had
for company Forest Supervisor Sylvester,