The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1922-10-20
THE LEAVENWORTH ECHO

Mrs. Harry Maston is on a visit
with relatives at Tacoma.
d. H. Cameron left Monday night
on business trip to Spokane.
Mrs. j. F. Lemon went to Seattle
Tuesday evening to visit her mother
q week or so.
The framework for the hospital is
going up. The brick veneering will
probably begin within week.
Orville Bethel was up from Wenat-
chez Tuesday. The family recently
moved there where they purchased a
home.
300 sacks of carrots, will sell all or
in lots at lc per ID. in the field
Fred Johnson, 507 Orchard St.
Cpd ct 43tf)
Mrs. Charles A. Darling, who had
been here visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Dwight Darling, left Monday for her
home at Spokane.
f. r. McClain, manager of the
Leavenworth Mercantile Co. store,
went to Seattle Tuesday evening on
business for the firm.
The Newbone Corset, the corset that
gives perfect satisfaction; made to
measure. Phone or write Mrs. Chas.
Eckhart for appointment. 41-4t
Ross Love left for Seattle the 14th
of this month and from there he and
kirschner expect to take an automo-
bile trip through California.
DR.. Fred Balmer, veterinary sur
geon, formerly of Odessa, is temper
arily located at Dryden and is pre-
pared to answer calls from there.
J. B. Roberts and VIM. Moore ac-
companied D. H. Cameron and w. l..
Hale to Spokane Monday night, all
going down in an auto. They came
back Tuesday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Putnam returned
last Thursday morning. Mr..
Putnam had been at Portland attend
ing the fall convention of the J. C.
Penney Co. managers, which he says
was very successful.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Pipkin and chill
dren, Mr.. and Mrs. C. s. Taylor and
children and Mr.. and Mrs. B. C. Ruth
erford and children drove up to the
mine of the Royal Development Co.
Sunday, having very pleasant trip.
John Buckmaster, employed by the
Morris Hardware Co. at Wenatchee,
opened the gate Of the freight eleva-
tor at the store Tuesday and step
ping into the shaft, fell sixteen feet,
breaking his neck. He died almost
instantly.
j. w. Murphy, the furnace man
who came here recently from Spo-
kane, has purchased a half interest
in the Idle Hour soft drink parlor and
the business will hereafter be con-
Quoted under the firm name of Nc
Nulty e. Murphy.
Henry Bauman has been up at the
Blewett mill repairing the cottages
provided for the workmen. 1t is
planned to operate the mill all win
ter, if the snow does not prevent, and
the cottages are being made habit
able for the winter.
f. N. Burgess reports that he had
1912 boxes of Delicious apples. Of
this number 1912 boxes were extra
fancy, % fancy and AZ C-grade. He
says he prunes heavy and thins
heavy. Evidently he has learned
how to grow good apples.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Elliott and chill
dren have moved back to town from
the ranch for the winter. Mr.. Elliott
says he has made great success of
ranching this summer. He will prob
ably go onto the ranch again in the
spring for Bill seems to like work.
Wednesday morning Mrs. Amanda
Town received a pair of mooSeskn
gloves, trimmed with fur of the oeav-
e.. They came by parcel post, spe l.
al delivery, from her friend, Mrs.
Egerson, of Seattle Mr.. Egerson is
an Alaskan trader and brought them
cut. Mrs. Town is very much plea ed
with the gloves and prizes them high
L..
The Pythian Sisters entertained
Tuesday evening for Mr. and Mrs
Geo. Wicklander, who are about to
leave Leavenworth for Bardmen, Ore
gon, where they will go ranching, Mr.
Wicklander finding that he must give
up working in the store. The Pyth-
ian Sisters presented the Wickland-
ers, who both had been active in the
afairc of tho lodua With ,-a1u. III g