The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1918-09-13
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CITY NEWS


Miss Mabfe Reeves of Peshastin
spent Monday in the city with friends.
Miss Hazel Wilcox arrived Wednes-
day from Seattle and will nurse at the
Leavenworth hospital.
Mrs. Maigan arrived Tuesday from
Seattle and will visit several days
with her daughter, Mrs J. Contlon.
Open stock of plain white dinner
ware at the Racket store. sept 13'
Mr.. Walter Mcdonald of Blewett,
left Wednesday for Alaska, where he
intends to spend the winter.
Mr. o. D. Reeves, of Peshastin
was in Leavenworth Wednesday on
business.
Mr.. Frank Swanson and Mr. Jack
Cook came down from Red Mountain
mining camp, Wednesday.
Ladies-You are cordially invited
to attend my "Fall Millinery Open
ing" Wednesday and Thursday, Sept
Is and 10. Mrs. j. NJ. Beamish,next
door to Postoffice. 13*
Mrs. J. G. Miles who spent the past
month in Tacoma with her sister, Mrs
Jack Owens, returned home Sunday
Mrs Alice Marble returned home
Tuesday after three months spent in
Portland and Seattle
Mrs John Mckenzie and children
left Monday for Seattle where they
intend to make their home.
B, H. Shinolt who spent the past
two weeks at the Geo. Sinclair ranch
left Saturday for Camp Lewis.
Mr.. George Dye who spent the past
two weeks with his aunt, Mrs. D. C.
Towne, left Wednesday for Wenatchee
to visit his father, Mr. Robt Dye.
Mr.. George Dye, accompanied by
his aunt, Mrs. D. c. Town, spent
Tuesday evening in Peshastin at the
Hendricks home.
] Mrs. ~ P. Noben and two children
left Tuesday for Pateros, where she
will spend a week with her mother,
Mrs. S. Shinyer.
See the nickel plated picture
!. frames in postal card size at the
Racket store. sept 13*
Miss Thora MERCER left for her
home in Seattle Tuesday, after visit
ing two weeks with her aunt, Mrs. l.
P. Harris.
Mrs. Fred Brender and son, who
spent the past two weeks at the John
Brender home, left Tuesday for her
home in Seattle.
Mrs. A. J. Heatherington arrived
home Tuesday from Seattle where she
spent the past three/weeks with her
mother, Mrs. Jillette.
In the j. C. Penny Co. window there
is a gas masg taken from captured
Hun soldier This is another souvu-
mir sent home by Harry Maston.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. R. Butts, who have
made their home in Leavenworth the
past year, left Tuesday for Denver,
Colorado.
Mrs. C. J. Carroll came up Tuesday
from Peshastin to meet her daughter,
Miss Elva, who has been visiting in
Tacoma, the past two weeks.
Mrs. F. Gitchell arrived Tuesday.
from Seattle, and will spend several
days visiting with her friend, Mrs. L.
Shrull.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Dimmett and
daughter, June of Wenatchee, spent
Tuesday with Mr.. and Mrs. C. X.
Couchman.
Mr.. and Mrs f. Hoxworth and son.
4 from Spokane arrived Monday and OK
pect to make Leavenworth their flu
tme home.
Mrs. W. A. Day, arrived sunday
4 from Seattle to join her husband who
4 is employed at The Echo office.
Ladies silk petticoats 1928 to $3.50
u at J. c. Penny Co. store. l3~
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Smith who
spent the past week visiting with
4 Mrs. J. H. Murphy of Peshastin, left
for their home in Seattle Monday.
Mrs. r. Wickstrom and Mrs. l.,
4 Stetzer, who have been visiting with
! their friend, Mrs. Ray Shelton, left
Saturday for their home in Gold Bar