The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1919-05-16
LOCAL
HAPPENINGS

DR.. Judah reports baby boy at the
home of a. ]. oLeary last Wednes-
day.
Ladies silk hose in brown, gray,
white or black, CSC and $1.39 at ]. C.
Penney Co. ma16*
Mrs. D. B. Williams, of Spokane is
here on visit to her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. C. Biles.
Mr.. H. C. Blankenship will remove
to CleElum shortly having decided to
take charge of the Ranger station at
that place.
Miss Martrom a nurse at the Leav-
enworth Hospital left Wednesday for
Spokane to spend afew days with
friends.
Mrs. Ella o. Goddard of Brush,
CColo., arrived here Saturday and is
visiting at the home of Mrs. ]. B.
Bowers.
John Mckenzie recently closed a
deal for the Brender place in the
Chumstick valley. He intends to raise
hay and stock.
I White Kid shoes $3.50 at j. C. Pen
ney Co. ma16pd
Tuesday evening was the regular
council meeting night but owing to the
lack of quorum, only three members
being present, no business was trans
acted.
Dick Horey and Carl Briggs of the
91st division are among the recent ar
rivals from France. Both boys saw
active service and had some thrilling
experiences.
The city has recently acquired a
sprinkler and intends in the near fu-
ture to commence sprinkling the street
from the Wenatchee river bridge to
the paved district.
The Leftwich place was sold the
past week to Roy Searles of Cashmere.
L. ]. Nelson concluding the deal. Mr..
Searles has moved onto the place and
intends to make many improvements.
Trunks, bags and suitcases for your
vacation at ]. c. Penney Co. and for
less money. males
Mrs. D. J. Grant is in Shakopee,
Mimi, for which point she departed
last week on a long visit with the old
home folks, and where Mr.. Grant eX-
poets to join her before many moons.
| DR.. Hoxsey with a party of Great
Northern officials spent last week at
Lake Chelan. The Doctor says he
fished part of the time and landed
seven which completely filled a twenty
pound basket.
Sam DAILY, John Mcintosh and n.
B. Day drove to Spokane in the latter's
car last week returning Saturday af-
ternoon. They reported the roads in
good shape, making the trip in less
than ten hours.
Phil Yates the veteran sheep man
was here several days this week. He
said he would have 5000 head grazing
in this district during the summer,
but that it would be the latter part
of the month before they reached
here.
J. C. Penney Co., have mems sum-
| mer underwear at .69c a suit and
I'D. males
/ Orchardists are being kept pretty
busy these days spraying and taking
care of other work that presents itself
about this time of year. In spite Of
the frost scare most of the growers
are looking forward to exceptionally
good crops this fall.
Il An Italian section hand engaged in
unloading ice at one of the G. n.
warehouses, fell from car Tuesday
evening and was badly bruised and
cut about the head and shoulders. He
will be laid up for some time says
DIR. Hoxsey, railroad physician, who
dressed the wounds.
Frank Shell bought from Albert E.
Swan a forty acre tract of land near
Orondo, on the Columbia river, some
twelve miles above Wenatchee. There
are fifteen acres in bearing orchard.
Mr.. Schell expects to move to the
ranch as soon as he can arrange to
turn the Peshastin post office over to
Ibis successor.
Walter Koerner, now residing in Sc
attic, spent several days here last
week. He recently returned from
California where he spent the winter
selling the Water Pep device. He
owns a Stutz roadster and says he in
tends to drive to Leavenworth just as
soon as the roads over the mountains
are open.