The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1918-03-22
CITY NEWS

See the hats for the little folks
at Eklund's Millinery. marriage
Miss Edith C. Ward, recently from
Tacoma, has accepted a position in
the Forestry office as stenographer.
Mr.. o. NJ. Pabst's little daughter
was operated on yesterday in the
Emergency hospital for tonsilitis.
There is a large assortment at
Eklund's from which to select your
Easter hat. marriage
Frank Carlquist returned We'd
nesday morning from Spokane, af-
ter spending two days with his wife
and baby who are visiting in the
Falls city.
J. w. Burns has been in North
Dakota the past three weeks, his
wife tells The Echo, but expects to
be home soon.
Harry Wall and Floyd Williams
left Wednesday afternoon for Seat
tie to see their wives who are on
the Sound visiting.
Mrs. Ben Boniface, wife of Mr..
Nolan's made to order" clothes ar
fist, arrived last week and together
they will make their home here.
S. H. Rockhill from Riddle, Ore
gon, after visiting with Jas. Nc
Daniels family, went to Cashmere
Monday to visit other friends and
relatives.
Miss Edna Heidrich departed for
her home in Seattle last Sunday,
after a visit of two months with
her sister and her husband, Mr.. and
Mrs. Pat Jackson.
The last number of the Lyceum
course, the Schuman Quintette, the
best of the series, has been post
poned from April 3rd to Thursday,
April 4th. mar22*
Sam DAILY was west bound ira
veler on delayed No. l, yesterday.
His wife and two boys are over in
the Puget sound country somewhere
and he will probably hunt them up.
J. w. Elliott has annexed a bran
new Ford auto and if you see him
coming to your house he is only bent
on taking an inventory of your
worldly possessions for taxation
purposes.
The ladies of the Kumtux club
will meet at the home of Mrs. G.
A. Hamilton Tuesday, March 26th,
and devote the hours from 10 to 5
to sewing for the Red Cross. All
members of the club are urged to
be present.
Mrs. w. w. Rice and daughter
Ruby came down from Winton the
first of this week with her baby
which had contracted pneumonia,
and put it under care of a physi-
clan. Yesterday the baby had so
far recovered as to be out of dam
ger.
Mr.. Proutty of the local fish hatch
cry says he liberated a million three
hundred thousand salmon spawn in
the Wenatchee river just below the
mill company's dam at the east end
of town Monday Today he left for
Twin lakes to take trout eggs for
Matching in the local hatchery.
Louis Becker, an old time railroad
man who made his home here until
1910, but since then has seen service
on the Great Northern coast line
and more recently on the Oroville
branch, returned recently to take a
run between this place and Hill
yard.
The Red Cross social under the
direction of the Epworth League, in
the Masonic hall Tuesday evening,
was well attended and Melted over
$40. An informal musical and liter
airy program preceded the sale of
box lunches. Angus Nicholson acted
as auctioneer in his usual happy
vein.
Roswell McNett left Tuesday for
FIT Sill, Oklahoma, stopping over a
day in Spokane to visit friends. His
friends exerted themselves to give
him a good time while he was here.
He was the honor guest at many
little entertainments and left in the
highest spirits. He expects soon to
be called on to go into active service
against the Huns.
Geo. Hood made one of his oc-
casional visits to Leavenworth this
week. George was a resident so
long, and also so long ago that few
men now living remember to the
contrary. He now makes his home
at the sawmill town with his good
wife and says things are moving at
Blewett and will continue to move
until the snow comes again next