The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1917-06-01
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place in the school next year and all
have accepted except Prof. P. R.
Bradley, who will probably put his en-
tire time on his orchard tract near
town. Mr. Bradley's vacancy will be
filled by Mr.. Noahl Bake, graduate
from Pullman College, who is also a
property owner of the valley. With
only the one change Mrs. P. R.
Bradley, Miss Laura Deringer and Miss
Jean Osborn will have charge Of the
same rooms next year.
]. V. Rogers came over from Seattle
Saturday and packed his house hold
goods ready for shipment to Seattle
where he will make his future home.
Jack is in the quartermasters depart
ment and says his work is very de-
sirable..
Dan Nicholson has leased the Die k
Goslee ranch for the coming season.
i o. D. Reeves had the misfortune to
drop heavy casting on his foot last
Wednesday, which will lay him up for
several days.
Several auto loads of Peshastin
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people made their way to the different
streams last Sunday, several good
catches OF fish were made but the COM
plant of their being too much water
comes from most OF the anglers.
H. H. Stark has new auto in the
shape Of bug. Hal says she is some
car and he believes he can set pace for
most any OF them now.
June 5th being set for registration
day by the war department where by
every male citizen between the ages
81 and 80 is compelled to register or
will be subject to arrest. The day
which comes on Tuesday has been
made a legal holiday all over the
United States. Each precinct will
! have registration place so there will
be only short distance for the eligibles
, to 60 to register. Peshastin precinct
will be able to register more than IS
} which will be good showing for our
local community. ]. B. Duncan, at
the Peshastin P. o. Store, will have
charge of the registering in this
precinct.
A Biglow is driving a new Pas
senger Premier since he returned from
Spokane. This car has all the latest
conveniences and is one OF the classiest
cars in the valley. One feature most
noticeable is the electric appliance
which shifts the gears by simply press
ing button.
| Joe Huges, who is genuine bee
man has decided to 60 into the bust
ness little stronger this coming sea-
son and has ordered a number Of queen
bees for his apiary.
Mrs. Derrick, Joe Montgomery and
mother OF Wenatchee were Sunday
visitors al the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Joe Coon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Shell received
word from Everett stating their son
Russell was in the hospital there suffer
ing with both legs mashed as a result
of log rolling over him.
Mrs. Grace Spencer is a guest OF
her aunt Mrs. Joe Coon.
1t is said that our town has been
vaccinated for a ball team but it has
not took yet.
Mr.. Jack Sussex. lost a valuable
horse last week and Claire Ludwig also
lost one Sunday.
Mrs. Geo. Hauber performed a
surgical operation on a chicken re-
Gently both patient and DR.. are doing
fine.
No water from 5eecher Ditch yet.
Dan Phillips and Frank Shell have
been assisting in changing the tele-
phone line at the gravel pit across the
river.
Everybody busy at our house.
The war or something has operated
on our ball team as there are only a
few players left.
Mr.. French who has the contract
excavating for the new warehouse is