The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1920-03-05
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MISS reua Ericsson spent the week
end with friends in Wenatchee
RUDE Day returned the latter part
of last week from trip to Idaho.
Have you bought your package
yet ?-Leavenworth Pharmacy. O1)
The Knights of Columbus are max
ing preparations for one elegant time
at their ball March II.
The soda fountain at the Leaven-
worth Pharmacy is to he in operation
the latter part of this week.
Just received, a shipment of genu-
inc leather and fibre travelling bags
Make Sales Co. G0a)
How many packages did you buy
toward your phonograph.-Leaven-
worth Pharmacy. GRO
Every package in our window has
a guaranteed S1.0O value Have YOU
one -Leavenworth Pharmacy. G1D
Roy A. Holmes left Tuesday after
noon for Spokane where he was to be
amrried to Miss Dorothy Phean of
Chicago.
Judge Grimshaw of the Chean
county superior court recently eX-
changed with Judge Allen of the King
county court.
Charles Wescott left Saturday night
for Seattle where he will be employed.
He is succeeded at The logger by
/ Richard Simons.
John Frazer Of Cashmere and VIM.
p. Green and Wilbert A. Dohmever.
of Wenatchee, recently enlisted in the
United States Army.
Mrs. Jennie Lyman. of Yakima.
who had been here for month help
ing to care for her mother, Mrs. NJ. J.
Ramage, returned to her home last
Wednesday,
{. c. Boyce, who had been in the
employ of the Great Northern Lum
Der Co., is now working for the Great
Northern Railroad Co., in the Leav-
enworth yards.
Mr.. A. W. kinghorn Of yelling
ton, was called to Minneapolis some
three weeks ago by the illness and
death Of his mother. He returned
the first of the week
Engineer John Ewing came in
Tuesday and was seen about town
wearing a white vest-preSumahlv in
celebration of the return of the rail
roads to private control.
Through an ght last week the
names of Mr. and Mrs. Ray H. Sharpe
We're omitted from the card of thanks |
in respect of the death of Mrs. NJ. J. !
Ramage, who was their grandmother. |
f. c. Booth came down from his
homestead on the Skeena river in
Canada, arriving last Saturday. for
a visit with his family He may re-
main here for few weeks before re-
turning to his agricultural duties.
The Misses Rose Braem and Ber-
tina Meyer were hostcSSeS at the |
Richard DAILY hoem on Tuesday even
ing when they entertained at 800
complimentary to Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. |
Comfort who are leaving this wecl,
for Raymond.
Mr.. John Mckinnon was down from
Wellington Tuesday, returning We'd
nesday. He is the secretaly-treasur-
er of the Tumwater Division of the
b. of l.. f. and was here on business
connected herewith.
At meeting of the committee of
the city council with the committee
/ from the service club, held last week,
action was taken looking to the i'm
mediate purchase of lumber. stencils
and paint with which to make the
street signs. House numbers will
soon be ordered if there is prospect Of
the establishment of village delivery.
Mr. and Mrs c. c. Comfort and lit
tie son. who have made this city the,
home for several months, are leaving
this week for Raymond. Wn.. where
/ Mr.. Comfort will manage a drug
store. Mr. Comfort has been in the
employ here of Mr. f. G.. Wheeler at
the ReXall store Mr. and Mrs. Com
fort will be missed by large circle
of friends whom they have made dur.
ing their short residence here. but
have their best wishes for success and
happiness in their new home.
/ H. s Rearck arrived home last
/ Friday from Hazelton, Idaho. where
/ he had been to attend the funeral OF
his nephew. Milton Burgess, who
dropped dead Feb. 20, without warn
ing from an attack Of heart trouble.
The deceased was a splendid young