The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1920-01-02
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HAPPENINGS

Thomas Nolan arrived home Tues
day morning from a holiday trip to
Seattle.
Miss Olive Blankenship leaves Sun
day for Wenatchee to enter the Wen
atchee Business College.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Sinclair enter-
tanned at a six o'clock dinner Mon
day. Covers were laid for eleven.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. b. HUFF went down
to Monitor Wednesday to spend New
Years eve at the home of relatives.
Deryl Mottcler returns to Seattle
New Years night where he will CON
tinue study at the University Of
Washington.
Wednesday night the Epworth
League gave a social to watch the old
year out and the new year in. Short
dcvotional service was held.
Alvin Morton arrived in Leayen-
worth on Tuesday to spend ii few
days before returning to Pullman,
where he is attending the State Col
lcge.
Among the boys who will return to
Pullman to take up their work on
Monday, Jan. ;, are Theodore Kuch
and Goethert Schubert and Alvin
Morton
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cockburn en-
tertained the Big Four club at their
home on Monday evening A dainty
luncheon was served and a most de
lightful time is reported.
Mrs. J. f. Tichachek and daughters
Helen and Edna, left for their home
in Everett Sunday night, after
spending a few days at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. H. A. Franklin.
4. Y. Chamberlain, a banker of
Cour d'Alene, Idaho, accompanied by
his wife and three sons, were here
through the Christmas holidays visit
ing at the F. w. Stevens home. They
returned to their home last Sunday.
Deed H. Magyar writes from 1910
c st, San Diego, Calf, that they ex-
pect to be there about a month. The
weather is fine, but in other respects
living conditions are not much differ
ent from Leavcnworth, everything be-
ing high
Remember the Piano Recital at the
High School Assembly room this
friday evening by some of the pu-
pills of Max Kringel. No admission
fec. The orchestra bells accompani-
ment will be played by Miss Lucy
Watts co.
The matter of providing village de
livery of mail for Leavenworth is be-
ing pushed by the Council and Service
club committees, it having been ar
ranged to secure street signs and
house numbers and to make applica-
ton for the service.
The L. B. c. of the NJ. f. Sunday
school had their regular social evening
at the home of Miss Helen Hale on
Tuesday. Several members who are
attending school out of town were
present. All enjoyed the games and
the delicious lunch which was served.
Robert Smith lost his fine bird dog,
Dan, on Monday He had evidently
been poisoned and was put out of his
misery. A dog has a peculiar value,
as in this instance, as the playfellow
end guardian of the little children,
and the Smiths feel the loss of Dan
very much.
Mr.. John Tichacheck left Sunday
night for New York City after en-
ioying a few days visit with his sis
ter Mrs H. A. Franklin. Mr.. Ticha-
check will join his ship the L. s. s.
Black Hawk at that place He has
served three cyars in the navy and
has rc-inlistcd for two years more
service.
DR. C. W Handbloom has been
spending the Christmas vacation at
Bellingham. He was to have returned
here Monday, but his mother was
quite i'll and he remained there. DR..
McKoown returned instead Monday
and then went back to Seattle We'd
resday to remain until Monday. He
desired to see the football game which
was scheduled there.
The ladies' aid of the Methodist
church will hold an experience social
in the basement of the church Wednes-
day evening, Jan. 18th, commencing at
7::30 o'clock. Each lady who will is
asked 10 earn dollar and at this time
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