The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1917-02-23
LOCAL HAPPENINGS

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The Kumtux Club will meet with
Mrs. R. B. Field next Tuesday after
noon at 2:3o p. m.
Mrs. Will Brender returned from
Wenatchee Wednesday afternoon where
she had been on a visit to friends
Mr.. M. A. Marley has been in
Olympia the past two weeks and is
expected to be home the last Of this
week.
Miss Margaret Williams Of Cashmere
was visitor at the home Of Mrs. D.
c. Town and returned to her home last
Saturday evening.
The Lutheran Ladies Aid will meet
next Thursday afternoon March at
the heme OF Mrs. John Koerner. A
cordial invitation to all.
Mr.. j. D. Day, OF Day fruit ranch
spent several days here this week on
one Of his occasional trips from the
west side OF the mountains.
c. ]. CARLSON who made his home
here for number OF years recently left
for the Coast with the purpose of
making his home there for a while.
The putting in the Great Northern
ice houses OF seven hundred thousand
tons OF ice was concluded this week.
The ice came from Loon lake, north
of Spokane.
Mrs. Geo. Sterling came back from
Seattle last Sunday where she went
some three months ago to give her
sons, Gene and Harold, the benefit of
the Seattle schools.
Have You Seen What?
That White and Gold dinner ware
set at the Racket Store. Sells for
$7.o5. Worth it7 You'll think so
when you see it. g.
Our old friend w. P. Sears, one Of
natures nobleman, came up from his
Cashmere home last Sunday and spent
the day with his daughter and her
husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Wallace,
and returned home Monday afternoon.
Geo. Likfelt living in the White
river valley, some eight miles above
lake Wenatchee, came to Leavenworth
By way Of Winton last Saturday and
returned Monday afternoon. He says
the snow is only about two and half
feet deep in the upper White river
valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hartman and
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Titus went to
Wenatchee last Friday to attend the
gathering OF the clans from Ohio and
Indiana. Geo. Kugelman and Deed
H. Magyar, two Buckeyes, also attended
the function and had good time hob
nobbing with Buckeyes and Hoosiers.
A. w. Drum, homesteader in the
White river valley was called to We
natchee last Saturday and was in con
sultation with U. S. Commissioner
Luddington about his own and his
peiphbors homestead lands and the
time when he would be permitted
under the law to prove up.
The following gentlemen went to
'U--~.ohAs Tuesday evening to be
present when some twenty Douglas
county gentlemen were initiated into
the mysteries OF Elkdom: T. E. Paine,
Clarence Norburg, P. E. Galloway,
Art Bapst, Dick Simons, S. A. Potter,
WINNIE Faulkner, A. A. Pinch and o.
S. Sampson.
Rev. G. c. Haase, pastor OF the
Lutheran Church was most pleasingly
surprised Tuesday evening while a
dinner guest at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. M. o. Van Brocklin, members Of
his church. Mrs. LeGros gave recitals,
Mrs. Carter and Miss Snyder rendered
violin solos. After social hour
luncheon was served.
The musical event OF the winter is
the Fairchild Ladies' Quartet, at the
Scenic theatre next Thursday evening.
If you are fond Of music you will make
your arangementsito go. If you are
not fond Of a concord Of sweet sounds
you are only fit for treasons, strategems
and spoil, and will be cast into outer
darkness at the resurrection morning.