The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1918-11-08

CITY NEWS

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Boy Hi Top Shoes at ]. C. Penney
Co. at S3.49 and up. novS
Mrs. Lester Rollins spent Wednes-
day in Wenatchee.
Mr. Taylor Yocum is quite sick
with influenza.
Mrs. NJ. Holt left Friday for Ev-
erett on business.
Mrs. R. Rick, of Peshastin, left
Monday, on No. 1, for Wenatchee on
business.
Mrs. Clara Ramsey, of Peshastin,
left Monday for Wenatchee on a
short visit.
Mrs. H. P. Hanna, who spent the
past six weeks with her sister Mrs.
L. Lamb, left for her home in Seattle
Friday.
Mr.. Don Davenport left Wednesday
for Seattle after spending ',eek at
lle IL APPRECIATE nome.
Mrs. o. P. Darnell left Wednesday
for Wenatchee to spend couple of
days with her husband.
Mr.. Harry Wall left Wednesday for
Seattle, where he will spend several
days on business.
Is SO worth saving on a Ladies'
Coat or Dress? You can save that
much at J.. c. Penney Co. nov8
Mr.. George Deering left Wednes-
day for Everett, where he intends to
spend week.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Jacques and five
daughters left Monday for Tacoma,
where they intend to make their fu-
ture home.
Mrs. w. W. Elmer and Mrs. H.
Percival returned Saturday from
Drury, where they spent couple of
days.
Mrs. F. I. Curtis left Saturday for
her home in Seattle, after spending
a week with her son Ralph and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dale Marble and baby
left Wednesday for Seattle to visit
Mrs. Marbles sister, Mrs. Frank
Hennessey.
Nothing brings so much happiness
to soldier as pictures from home.
Wheeler's Photo and Art Shop.
nov8
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Mills, of Peshas-
tin, too No. 1 Friday for Snohomish,
where they intend to spend the winter
! months.
Mrs. George Sterling arrived Tues
day from Wenatchee and will spend
several days at the o. S. Sampson
home.
Miss Carmen Strout left for her
home in Wenatchee Tuesday, after
several days spent in Leavenworth
on business.
Mrs. J. B. Bowers and four chill
dren left Tuesday for Wenatchee,
where they intend to spend several
4 days with Mr.. Bowers.
Mrs. L. Brockman and little son
( left Monday afternoon for their home
; in Tye, after several days spent with
Mrs. Frank Cassidy.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. l. Watson and five
! children, who spent the summer at
Blewett, left Monday for Colorado,
+ where they intend to make their
s home.
Miss F. B. Riggs, representing the
Mccall Pattern Co., of New York, was
) here this week calling on the local rep
resentatives of the company, the J. G..
i Penney Co.
According to an item published in
s the Wenatchee World of the 5th
there have been fifteen deaths in
Cashmere since October 9Th. All due
i to the influenza.
Miss Anna Ireland and Miss Mable
Warren, who spent the past month at
Cashmere working in the apples, left
4 Wednesday afternoon for their homes
in Seattle.
After spending the summer and
two months of the fall here Mrs. L.
4 Lamb returned to Auburn, Wash, last
Friday. Mrs. Lamb owns tract of
s land in the Cascade orchards and has
been coming here for several years
) to spend her summer, look after the
, ranch, and visit relatives and friends.
= Christmas Greeting Cards and Gift
Dressings at Wheeler's Photo and
Art Shop. novS
j Mr.. Jas. Naughton took the east
! bound G. N. train last Friday with
Butte, Montana, as his destination.
He remarked that he would he hack