The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1918-10-04


Seattle Thursday.
Mr.. Charles LaPoint of the Racket
store made business trip to the coast
the first of the week.
Miss May Hurley left Monday for
Wenatchee where she intends to spend
a few days.
Mrs. NJ. L Moore left Monday on
No. 26 for her new home in 0rafno,
Idaho, her son Rev. F. L. Moore will
meet her in Spokane.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. D. Steele left
Monday for Spokane where they in
tend to spend several days on bust
ness.
Election of officers for the Leav-
enworth chapter of the American Red
Cross, tonight at Scenic.
Miss Marie Goss, who spent the
past week with her frined Miss Ger.
trude Elmer at Blewett left Monday
for her home in Cashmere.
Miss Marie Swartz left Sunday for
Seattle after visiting several days
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. o. E..
Swartz.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Stickney, ar
rived from Iowa week before last and
are now residents of Leavenworth.
Mr.. Stickney is employed in the Null
barber shop.
When you want fountain pen, let
Koerner the druggist show you his
fine assortment of Moore pens. They
are the last word in fountain pens.
From $3.50 I'M. o4*
Henry Goldman left early Thurs
day, Sept. Goth, for Washington Uni
versity, where he registered in the
college of liberal arts, and will take
up a course preparatory to law.
Mr.. T. A. Wilson returned Monday
from Palisades, Wash, where he spent
the weekend with his wife and little
daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. G. SMITH left
Wednesday morning for Everett by
way of Snoqualmie pass, and expect to
spend the winter there. They were
accompanied by l. N. Green, of Ev-
erett, who was guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Smyth's the past week.
Floyd Williams left here last Sun
day for the Willapa Harbor country
wher he expects to be engaged in the
!. spruce timber industry. Mrs. Will
liams will remain here until he gets
settled and then join him.
Mrs. Harry Warner and two child
rem left Monday on No. 1, for British
Columbia, where she will spend a
month or six weeks with her mother
See the new coin bags and pocket
, books on display at the Racket store
o4'
: Mr.. and Mrs. John Sternal left on
Monday for Hillyard, where they will
visit friends few days, from there
they will go east where they intend
to spent a month or six weeks.
Howard Van Brocklin, in charge OF
the Port Angeles branch of the Tog.
gerry string of stores was here last
week on a brief visit to the family Of
his father, and incidentally to confer
with the Leavenworth branch. He re.
\ ports Port Angeles is very much alive
t and has the brightest outlook for the
: future that the town ever had. The
Weyerhauser syndicate is building an
other large lumber mill there. Port
Angeles is near the great spruce tim
> Der belt.
Harry Warner resigned his position
as manager of the Leavenworth Mark
ct and will go into the meat market
business in Everett on his own &C
. count. He left for his new hom'
Wednesday on No. 1. Mrs. Warner lief
e Monday for Victoria, B. c., on visi
|. to her mother, and will join her hus
!, band as soon as he gets settled in hi
/ new home. Harry has been with u
five years on this last stretch, having
previously lived here ond went Il
Idaho for about two years. He leaves
a host of friends who wish the best o
S luck to his enterprise.
We can make motor truck deliver.
of your crop to any warehouse at any
q time. F. S. Jacobsen & Co. 27-o 4
Julian |. Magyar spent several day
:. here last week and returned to tn
y officers school University campus, a
Seattle Sunday afternoon. He witt
six or seven others were victims of
careless hospital attendants mistak
\ last week. The camp physician or
Il dered all the sailor boys eyes treate'
as a precaution against some kind o
II eye disease which is prevalent in tn
Ill camp. The attendant used the Wron,