The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1918-09-06
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CITY NEWS

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Mrs. o. P. Johnson arrived Thurs
day from Saint Paul, and will visit
with her friend, Mrs. Ray Shelton.
Miss Frances Walsh arrived Mon
day, from Seattle, and will again
teach the 7th grade this year.
See the new hair ribbons for the
school girl at the Racket store. s.
Ernest Hylton returned Tuesday
morning from the coast, where he
spent the past week.
Miss Orillia Templin spent few
days with home folks and returned to
Cashmere, Tuesday.
Miss Freda Gartner of Wenatchee,
spent Sunday with the j. E. Guther-
less family, at their ranch home.
Miss Valera Hackett has accepted
position at Ahlin's confectionery
store.
r. Mrs. Ned Towne came up from
Wenatchee, Tuesday, to spend several
days with Mrs. D. C. Towne.
Miss Frances Springton came down
from Lake Wenatchee, Tuesday on
business.
Norbert Graham motored over to
the coast the first of the week on bust
ness.
There will be services at the Luth
eran church, Monday evening, Sept
9th, at 1880 Rev. Soil preaching.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Jobson and Mrs.
Jobson's sister, Mrs Benson, left on
Wednesday for Soap Lake, where they
intend to spend week or ten days.
A full line of school supplies at the
old prices at the Racket store. g.
Mrs. H. A. Batchelder and Miss An
ME Martin came down from Chiwau-
KUN, Wednesday, to attend Hearts OF
the World.
1 ) Mrs. Meier and daughter, Miss Elisa
Meier, left Monday for Peshastin, af
ter several days visit in the city with
friends.
Miss Minnie Hagler resigned her
position at the postofficc and left for
the coast the first of the week to make
] her home there.
Mrs. l.. Stetzer and Mrs. r. Wick
strom, from Gold Bar, arrived We'd
nesday and will spend several days
with their FRIEND Mrs. Ray Shelton
Mrs. N. P. Madden who has been
visiting her friend Mrs. G. H. Corro-
gan for several days left Tuesday for
her home at Hillyard, Wash.
Conductor o. H. Hanson, wife and
son. left for Everett, Tuesday, where
they will visit with relatives for
week OF ten days.
Miss Lillian Grue arrived from Bel
bingham and will teach in the high
school this year. Miss Grue is a sis
ter of Mrs. Albert McKeown.
Miss Ruth Pyle and Miss Florence
Haime who spent the past week with
Mrs. V. Huff, left Tuesday for their
home in Everett.
Mrs. D. C. Towne returned from
Seattle, Monday, where she spent
several days with her daughter, Mrs.
Frank Hennesey.
Mrs. Maude Helmick arrived Tues
day, from Wenatchee, where she was
spending several days visiting with
friends.
The j. C. Penny Co. has a dandy
line of boys and girls school shoes
from about $1.98 up. sept g.
Mr. Ed Burger came over from
Camp Lewis Sunday morning and
visited with his wife and relatives
1 and left Monday afternoon for Camp.
Miss Dorothy and Chariot Smith
who spent the past week with their
friend Miss Mable Lowd, left Mon
day for their home in Wenatchee.
Richard Howerton came over Sun
day morning from Camp Lewis and
visited with home folks and returned
Monday afternoon to camp.
Mrs. Dan OFT and baby of Cashmere
who spent several days with her
.. friend, Mrs. Fred Burmelster, lett Tor
4 her home Monday.
Mr.. Earl Harris left Monday for
Camp Lewis, after several days visit
: with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Will
] liam Harris.