The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1920-02-13
| LOCAL
A4-PPENzzYlTS

Rutherford is selling dishes at
cost. (4*)
If you have rheumatism. try the
cider cure. (S-2t#)
]. W. Elliott went over to Spokane
Monday night.
The David Grant family is sick
with the flu.
Mrs. \. c. Gilbert was up from
Peshastin Tuesday.
Do you know that apple cider will
cure rheumatism? tS-2t)
Mrs. II. &. Krollpfeifrer and littlc
daughter arrived home last Friday
from their visit in California.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. 4. Franklin were
both down with the flu last week.
Misses Edith Sinclair and Hattie
Eldridge We're at Wenatchee last Sat
urday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs F. A. Sinclair and
son Fred were Wenatchee visitors last
Saturday morning.
Geo. Haubcr and Sam Knowlton, Of
the X. & V. B. hardware store, We're
both having a touch of the flu the first
of the week.
Mrs. Dale Marble came over from
Seattle to be at the bedside of her
father-in-law, Mr.. A. J. Martin, wao
died Teusday, Feb. 10th.
y man from the income tax collect
or's office will be at the Leavenwort6
State Bank on Feb. Is and -. If you
want his assistance. see him
Mrs. Leland Halferty and infant
daughter of near Dryden, died last
Friday. Mrs. Halferty had been
down with the fla for some time and
under the care of nurse.
Frank f. Carlquist will hold big
package sale on Saturday. Monday
! and Tuesday, Feb. n, % and ~ One
thousand packages will be sold-your
choice at ACC. See his advertise
ment. tS#1
Mrs. Frank Searles and son Harry.
who arrived here some time ago from
Westminster, B. C., and had been
visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Taylor Yocom of this city. left the
first of the week for their home in
Havre, Mont.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schwoebel. who had
been here visiting their daughter.
Mrs. c. g. CockbuIn, left on Sunday
for the coast country They will Wis
it California and other points and re-
turn here later on their way home to
New Rockford, North Dakota.
The ladies' aid of the Methodist
q urch will have a social afternoon in
| the church basement next Wednesday
| February Sth. The hostesses for the
day will be Mrs. Van deGrift. Mr..
Morgan and Mrs Appegate. All the
| ladies are invited to come and enjoy
| this social afternoon
| II. B. Dorman went over to Seattle
| on Thursday night to see his mother.
3, who had been run over by an auto
mobile. Mrs. Dorman had an arm
| and a leg broken and is in the emer-
| goncY hospital where she will have to
| remain for some time as it is not aa-
visable to move her in her present
condition. Mr.. Dorman returned
| home on Sunday morning.
Messrs. Brandt and Scott Of Pitts
| burg, Penna., We're visitors Tuesday
at the Curtis Orchards and at the
| Burns Orchards. Nh Brandt is Vice
| President and General Manager Of
| the American Fruit Growers Inc.
| which owns considerable fruit land in
| this section. Mr. Scott is the we'll
| known horticulturist and is making
| the trip with Mr. Brandt.
J. B. Adams arrived here Tuesday
| and remained until Wednesday. He
was on his return from a trip East.
He had been at Pittsburg to confer
| with officers of the American Fruit
| Growers Association of which he is
| the representative in Washington:
and he visited various other points of
interest of the Northwestern Fruit
Exchange He had been East several
weeks.
! Deed H. Mayar writes Us to change
his address to 1865 Mission Ave East
san Diego, Calf. He states that he
and Mrs. Magyar expert to be there
: several months and may not go to
Texas until in the fall. They like the
place and climate, very much Deed
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