The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1915-07-16

visit this week from her trleno MISS
Mildred French OF Peshastin.
Miss Leona Jeffries Of Moberly, Mo.
left last Friday for San Francisco after
a weeks visit with her sister Mrs. Will
Brender.
Mrs. M. ]. Dalton and children, who
have been here for several weeks visit
ing, returned yesterday to their home
at Hillyard.
CT Brown came over from Spokane
Thursday to accept position in the
Lamb Davis yards. Mr.. Brown made
his home here about year ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Dawson and
baby have returned from California after
a two month absence. While in the
south they visited the fairs at San Fran
cisco and San Deigo.
Mr.. Francis E. Little of Wenatchee
is here temporarily occupying Miss Nc
Namara's place in the Office of the In
land Meat Co., while Miss Mcnamara
is having her vacation.
A little babe OF Alex Pultz, of Pc
shastin, fell out of baby carriage last
Monday and received a severe cut on
the cheek by falling on tin can.
Several stitches were taken to close
the wound.
Mr.. E. A. Hutchings and family
came over from Seattle the first Of the
week. Mr.. Hutchings returned to the
coast Thursday morning. I Mrs. Hutch
ings and the children will visit here
with the family of F. H. for several
weeks.
BUD. Young, who has been working
on the Sunnyslope school house for the
past three months left today for Leay-
enworth, from where he will 60 camp
ing in the Lake Wenatchee district.
When he comes out OF the woods he
expects to be in superb condition for
football and will make a desperate
attempt to hold down again the quar-
terback job on. Washington's cham
pionship. -Wenatchee World
Growers, who are fortunate enough
to have few trees OF Yellow Trans
parent or Duchess, summer apples
are getting good returns. Approx
mately three carloads have already been
shipped in odd lots. :. The. Seattle mar
ket is quoting an average of $1.75.
In Vancouver, the quotations range
we'll over $500. A few have been
shipped to eastern points, but the
market there ia inclined to be some
what weaker. -Wenatchee World
An extensive Wenatchee fruit grower
told the editor OF the Echo while in
the county seat Monday that on Sum
day he closed deal with an eastern
fruit buyer for 10000 boxes OF apples,
orchard run. The apples consisted of
Winesaps, Jonathans, Rome Beauties,
Arkansaw Blacks and White Pearmains.
One thousand dollars was paid to close
the bargain. The apple grower said it
was Sunday but he could not resist the
temptation Of that thousand dollars.
Mrs. Mabel Hutchings was agree
ably surprised Saturday evening, when
the Ladies of the Macabees of the
World surrounded her in the ice cream
parlors al the Palm confectionery, and
after refreshments were served, Mrs.
Adams presented her with an elegant
gold handled, silk umbrella, as gift
Of love from her lodge members. Mrs.
Hutchings left Sunday with her little
daughter Reatha, to make Seattle her
future home. Mr.. Hutchings will fol-
low in a month or so.
The Royal neighbors OF America
gave farewell surprise on Mrs. Mabel
Hutchings who left for Seattle Sunday,
at the home OF Mrs. Chas. Peterson.
The Oracle, Mrs. T. Mckenzie pre-
sented Mrs. Hutchings with beauti-
full cut glass fruit dish as token OF
the high esteem OF the Lodge. The
evening was spent in games. music
and singing and a delightful supper
was served at II p. m. after which they
departed. wishing the honor guest joy
and happiness in her new home.
F. A. Parkhill, recently from Van
couver, Wash, where he sold Ills prop