The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1917-03-23


meeting at the home Of Mrs Knoll
pfeifer next Tuesday afternoon.
Those Cold Busters Koerner sells
sure bust up a cold. IL
Mr.. R. B. Field left for Seattle
Wednesday night on business he ex-
pected would detain him on the Sound
until next Monday.
Mrs. F. L. Brender paid her Leaven-
worth friends a brief visit this week
arriving from Seattle Tuesday and
returning the following day.
II you have use for any stock or
poultry food better go to Koerner's
Drug Store now and get what you
want. They are closing out all stock
Of that kind at g off. IL
Mr.. Howard J. Seessel, manager Of
the bond department Of the Spokane
and Eastern Trust Co., Spokane, spent
Wednesday here in conference with
the officers Of the State Bank and other
business people.
Are you going7 Where7
Scenic. April l3. Senior Class Play.
Engineer John McKinnon, a dry
joker (dry in the double sense, says
he is married again. Well, John has
had his own consent for some time,
and if he is not truly married this time
it is due to lack OF her consent.
Mr.. R. P Madsen, long manager Of
the Pleasant Hill dairy, Wenatchee,
was here last Friday and Saturday in
conference with Mr.. Geo. Hathaway,
manager Of the Leavenworth Creamery.
Mr.. Madsen has resigned his position
with the Pleasant Hill company.
DR.. G. w. Hoxsey received a
message Monday noon that his oldest
brother, DR.. R. A. Hoxsey died at
Spangle at II o'clock. The doctor
and his family left Oh the evening train
for Spangle to attend the funeral. DR..
Hoxsey was 68 years of age at the time
of his death and to all appearances
hale and hearty. Death resulted from
heart trouble.
Guiana Cream will keep your hands
soft smooth and white. Koerner sells
it. II"
Mrs. Helen Carter and Miss Gertrude
Gage entertained twelve ladies at a St.
Patrick auction bridge party Saturday
afternoon. First prize was won by Mrs.
L. o. Taylor and the consolation prize
by Mrs. F S. Jacobsen. At 5 o'clock
tea was served. The color scheme Of
yellow and green was very cleverly
carried out in decoration Of table and
rooms. The favor boxes were little
Paddy hats filled with candies.
Bill Moon returned from Sedro
Woolley the first Of this week with
blood in his eyes, looking for the man
who started the report that he had so
far demeaned himself as to guard
interned Germans at American lake.
He saws he is no home guard"
partisan of the allies, and whenever
he determines TO show his sympathy
and leaning he will go to the front.
where the bullets are the thickest,
and it wont be under the ammunition
wagon, either.
Are you going7 Where7
Scenic, April IS. Senior class Play.
MI. anu N1IS. 1 . VI dluC, VI SdSu-
mere, father and mother Of T. E.
Paine. manager Of the Cascade Garage,
arrived here the first of this week on a
visit Of few days to their son and his
wife before starting for California. Mr..
Paine senior came to this state from
Iowa eight years ago and engaged in
fruit raising on a place near Cashmere.
He decided on a vacation and will
leave the first OF next week accompanied
by Mrs. Paine, for California, on a visit
to a brother he has not seen for
number OF years.
Mesdames Krollpfeiffer, Barnum
and Cullen entertained, at the Eaters
home at dinner Saturday evening. St
Patricks day was cleverly carried out in
the decorations and place cards as well
as in original verse by Mrs Cullen.
Pigs and troughs marked each place.
After the dinner, clay pipes were pass