The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1919-05-09
LOCAL
HAPPENINGS

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bug which he shipped over from Sc
attic last week.
Mrs. Chas. Peterson and daughter
Orriette left for the Coast Wednes-
day for ten days visit.
Chas. Hathaway was west bound
traveller Wednesday expecting to
spend few days on the Coast.
Mr.. Francis Little came up from
Wenatchee last Sunday and spent the
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Eckhart.
Mr.. Jay Cook and Mr.. Chester Yo-
cum of Colockum, were visiting with
friends in Leavenworth Saturday.
Mrs. E. G. Wheeler and son Law
renee departed Wednesday after
noon for Seattle to spend a week or
ten days with friends.
]. B. Best, who presides over the
destinies of the Everett Herald, was
here this week looking over his or
chard holdings north of the city.
The Royal Neighbors lodge will
hold their annual county convention
at Cashmere May Is. About thirty
women members of the Leavenworth
r. N. A. will attend.
The Catholic Ladies will hold a
pure food sale at Rutherford's Gro
Gerry store Saturday afternoon, May
10. The public is cordially invited to
attend. mag
Mr.. and Mrs. Neutzel who have
been spending the winter on the
coast, returned to this city Monday.
They expect to go into their Red
Mountain mining claims to spend the
summer as soon as the roads open up.
The Chumstick Orchard Company
is adding quite a number of new trees
to their orchard and is also building
an addition to their house. They
recently bought a Cleveland tractor
for use in their orchards.
Mrs. F. A. Loskamp arrived from
the coast where she spent the past
| few months with relatives, the first
of the week, and on her arrival Mr..
Loskamp took his departure for Elk
River, Idaho.
The Echo is in receip of post
card from Angus Nicholson from Sc
attic advising us to send the Echo
to that city, indicating that Angus
| has taken up his residence in the
coast metropolis.
John Swanson of Minnesota, broth
err of Mrs. J. w. Elliott, who has
been visiting on the coast, stopped
off here Monday and spent few
days with his sister, whom he had
not seen for many years.
Bertrand Duncan spent several
days here this week visiting his par
ents. He has been employed in Mr..
Gardner's saw mill near Spokane.
He was dismissed from the service
some six weeks or two months since.
He was in the marine service but did
rot get to France.
List your poperty with the Elliott
Realty Co., if you are DESTROYS of
selling. have quite number of
clients looking for homes and can
make some quick sales where the
price is right. Made three sales this
week. J. W. Elliott. :
The atmosphere yesterday and to-
day has been unusually smoky indi-
eating that forest fire might be
near. The local forestry officials
have been unable as yet to locate a
fire and are of the belief that the
blaze must be on the west side and
that the smoke is drifting over this
way.
Mr.. L. Fl. Laden left last Sunday
| for Rochester, n. Y, his old home.
His brother John came here from the
west side of the mountains last week
and together they will spend the
next two months in New York. Mr..
L. Fl. Layden has been foreman of
the car repair department of the G,
IN. for twenty-odd years.
There are few silver Innings ap-
parent on the dark clouds Of sporting
gloom that have hung over the We
natchee valley for the past year,
Company I has organized a baseball
team and are looking for someone to
practice on. The Wenatchee High
school has likely team and it looks
as thong a series of games might be
arranged.-Wenatchee World.
Three sales of local property were
made thru the Elliott Realty COM
pany the past week, the consider
atoms not being given out. The old
Bauman property owned by Ed LEM
located near the Miller addition was
bought by r. o. Canady. The Tom