The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1917-01-26
LOCAL HAPPENINGS


he was called on business affairs.
Mrs. A. W. Kingdom came down
from Tye Wednesday on one of her
occasional visits to Leavenworth friends.
Miss Maddox Of Tacoma has been
here this week visiting with her friend
and former school mate Miss Lila
Snyder
Mrs. Guy Stage, Of Peshastin is
sojourning in Seattle for the benefit Of
her health and will be there several
weeks.
Mr.. L. J. Nelson returned from the
coast Wednesday morning after an
absence Of several days attending to
legal matters.
Miss Jones came here from
Wenatchee this week to take position
as stenographer in the Office Of the
Great Northern Lumber Co.
Guy Stage came from Peshastin
yesterday to take the train for Seattle
where his wife is under the care Of
physician and will remain for month.
Mrs. Ray Ross returned from the
west side Of the mountains last week
and is again installed at the Hotel
Franklin where her husband is manager.
The friends OF Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Kalles may be interested in hearing Of
the arrival Of big boy at their home
Dec. 18th, 1915, at Alpha, Wash,
where they now reside.
Mr.. ]. R. Roth who with his wife
left here in Dec. last for Bellingham,
where he spent the winter, writes to
say the weather has been fine with
bit of sunshine occasionally.
G. w. Sampson, the mayor OF
Winton, was down Wednesday shopping
ya-ns with the boys at the Leavenworth
Mercantile store. He says there is
always something doing up there. No
dull days.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Lewis came
down from their Appleton ranch
Tuesday and in the afternoon took the
train for Seattle where Mr. Lewis said
business matters would detain him
several days.
Mr.. F. A. Wingate who in connection
with Mr.. E. Bigelow operated fruit
shipping warehouse at Peshastin the
past summer says he has cleaned up
and recently shipt out the last car of
apples. Sixty-fve cars were shipt.
Mrs. c. B. Erickson arrived from
Seattle the first OF this week TO join her
husband who recently joined the Office
force Of the Great Northern Lumber
Co. 1t is their purpose to go to house
keeping as soon as suitable quarters
can be obtained.
Mrs. c. W. Wheeler, mother Of
Druggist Wheeler, arrived from Seattle
Tuesday afternoon and will visit here
for a lew weeks. Mrs. Wheeler's
mother is in Seattle, where she arrived
recently from Alaska, and expects to
be here on a visit to her daughter in
short time.
Mr.. VIM. Mcintosh is one Of the
first to put in an order for one OF the
1917 model Fords. Mr.. Paine of the
Leavenworth Garage says he will have
the first car load in the last of Feb. or
early in March, all of which are sold.
He confidently expects to dispose OF
several car loads here the coming spring.
w. w. Hatmaker and G. F. Stevens
returned last Tuesday from their old
Tennessee home whittier they went
from here on Christmas day. They only
remained two weeks at the old home
but that was enough, they say, TO
convince them that Washington was
good enough.
Emery Ross, one OF the old time
throttle manipulators on the Great
Northern, formerly running out OF
Leavenworth Oh the fat wheel run to
Wilson Creek, but now running
passenger train between Seattle and
Portland, spend Tuesday and
Wednesday here visiting his brother
and some old tillicums that can still be
found about the old familiar haunts.