The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1918-07-26

For prizes and gifts in hand-paint-
ed China go to the Racket Store.
jul 26t
Mrs. S. B. Rose and two sons ar
rived from Everett Tuesday and will
visit with Mrs. f. A. Wells.
Mrs Robert Cahoon returned Tues
day from Seattle where she spent
several days visiting friends.
The largest and best line of din
nerware in the valley at the Racket
Store. jul 26*
Mrs. C. F. Johnson left Tuesday
for Hermiston, Oregon, where she
will visit with her mother, Mrs. S.
Atterberry.
Harry Sitan left last Sunday
night for Washington, D. C. He en-
listed in the aviation service and will
do stenographic work.
Mrs. All Jarvis left the first of the
week for her home in Spokane after
a weeks visit at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. George Jarvis.
You can save SC to 10c a yard on
your dress ginghams and percales at
J. c. Penney Co.'S. A new shipment
just in. jul 26*
Mr.. Lawrence Graham came over
from Camp Lewis and spent Sunday
with his brother Norbert and his
mother, Mrs. P H. Graham.
Mr.. Thos. Pipkin left last Friday
for Chicago and expects to be alb
sent several weeks. He may decide
to visit his old Missouri home before
he returns.
Stanley and Donald Peterson left
Wednesday for their home in Ev-
erett after six weeks visit with
their aunts, Mrs. NJ. G. Jones and
Mrs. T. F. Brown.
You can do better at the Racket
Store on fruit jar lids and rubbers.
jul 26*
Mrs. c. Dawson returned home
Tuesday after a few days visit in
Tacoma with her sister, Grata Elder.
She also visited her brother, Fritz
Elder, at Camp Lewis.
Mr.. and Mrs w. E. Herman and
Miss Martha Lundquist left Wednes-
day on No. 1 with the intention of
visiting at Seattle, Camp Lewis and
Tacoma for the next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Williams gave
a party Saturday evening in honor
of Dick Howerton, WHO left for
Camp Lewis Monday. There were
twenty-seven present. Dainty re-
freshments were served.
County Commissioner Matt Hickey
and wife came here Tuesday to take
the train for Seattle. Mr.. Hickey
will attend the state meeting of
county commissioners as a delegate
from Chelan county. The meeting
convened in Seattle Wednesday.
The Great Northern wrecker crew
was ordered to Ephrata Wednesday
morning to pick up a small wreck
at that point. No 2, east bound,
"side-swiped" a freight train which
failed to get entirely into the clear
on a siding and one car was thrown
off the track. No material damage
was done.
VIM. Tegtmeier left by auto route
last Sunday for Seattle where his
wife and babies had prepeded him by
several days. Mrs. Allison, mother
of Mrs. DR.. Snyder, and Miss Frucht-
NIGHT accompanied him. Mrs. Allison
and Miss Fruchtnicht expect to pro-
long their visit on the Sound. Mr..
Tegtmeier will be back the latter
part of the week.
Charley Gibbs, a pioneer orchard
list in this valley, but retired and for
the past six or seven years making
his home in Seattle, or where fancy
led him, dropped off here the first
of the week, just to see if any
changes had taken place since he
was last here, about year ago. He
recently returned from California,
where he spent several months, and
says that it is a great country, but
he does not care to make his home
there.
When he went to Seattle last Fri.
day by way of Snoqualmie, Mr.. C.
f. Swarts was accompanied by his
daughter Marie and Miss Marian
Hegler. Miss Marie remained in Sc
attic with relatives for visit and
Miss Hegler took the boat on their
arrival for Bellingham, her former