The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1919-10-31
orr SUCCESSORS ~ OWNER
SHIP or The ECHO

entered iato with MesSrS 4. ! Gear-
tx. o. \. Lee and NJ. 6. Sch2nn4eh,
recently from Caoper~soWn. North
Dakota. ownership Of the LeAVen~
worth Echo passes lato ths5r hands.
which lnelo5eS the printing plant and
At that belongs thereto. together With
ire good wil. The new prapT1etorS
ara not altogether unknown - Le2V-
snwor1h residents several q whom
came t7asn North Dakot2- M F L
R2rkea was formerly n business II
their home t0wn, while NJ. T. +. F5tl5
and NJ. {. &. Ceckburn hzll f0on The
sane vicinity. M. Re2r5ck recently
closed . SIX year term 2S auditor q
CsrigES county and Is A old nswspa-
per man. having Published papers IN
Minnesota NessTS Rezrick. Lee and
Schznnach recently sold the Gr5gEs
County Seatinsl-Cour5er- Published :.
CooperS1oTyr1. and are rot noV7csS n
the newspaper business. il view O 81
q which the retiring Publisher has
not presumed 70 give them any points
n Tia game
That The new proprietoTs VII give
TIE people Of Leavenworzh : larger
and better Echo there 5 no doubt
They are you-g and foll q enersy.
and VII have a. they deserve, the
hearty ard united support q the oom-
-lunity.
TIE following 2coo1n1 q 3 farewell
reception rendered q MesSrs- Rear
ok. Lee and Schannzch Is taken from
The G5grs County Sen1inel-Courier
~ October g
C.ooperStown's Masonic Temple
was. OF Friday evening. the scene Of :
gathering q people who. tho spending
. ve-y happy evening. were more 81
,a.ss buriene6 By 1hotS q TIE sogTuw
that comes Of an impending parting
from longtime friends TIE affair was
arranged a : farewell reception n
honor q these men zad women who
very soon are 70 depart The COMM
nifty and seek abiding places else
where-the 4. 5 Rezrick- s " Nc
Oaat ard F-en y Sinclair families.
NJ. mad Mrs. Schznnach and Mr.. O. A
Les-znd fully 80 Of the Masonic and
Eastern Star frz1eEni15es pzr1ici-
pate5-
Once ths assembled friends rad
exchanged greetings and established
completely The spirit q soeiability, 7.
H NarQaan3t- who presided = mas
Ter q ceremonies called the gather
fag 70 order ana introdace6 = naoSt
delightful program Said program
embraced Solos by Mrs ! G. Allen
and Mrs. Dr. Rose and addresses By
". H Butler and Mrs J. H. Lang
ford. fthe former speaking on behalf
of the Nasons and the latter voicing
TIRE sentiments q the Eastern S1zrsD
and 3 feeling response by ", G.
Schannach.
In his talk Mr. Butler paid W2rra
tribute Il the worth q the respect
tive citizens who are about 10 leave
to Nr. Rearick = 3 splendid Leader
IL al worthy community undertakings
and for his splendid public spirit syi-
6enced upo1 80 many occasions; 70
1fr. McOuat for his likzble personality
and The good fellowship be has - well
exempiif1ed during his Seven-year
residence hare: 10 NJ. Sinclair As .
valuable CITIZEN and earnest worker.
especially along lines Of loczl zgricul-
tural development; 10 M Schaunzoh
and Mr. Lee for their ever helpful
service in behalf Of tbe lodges and for
the community generally.
Mrs LanEford spoke 81 The several
women Who are 10 be SEbirac1ed FROM
CooperstoWn circles voicing splea-
5i6.y ard speaking feelingly q The
rxEre1 with which at their eo-wo1kers
and associates view The impending
separation.
II responding On behalf 81 his col
CIV which : u make exodus FROM
GYigEs county. Mr.. Shznnach spoke
in rs hzppieSt vein They. TOO had
enjoyed their Coopers1own assoeiz-
mons and were Weighted by regret
ovsr the impending parting While
e was uiszszEzhle 70 hear voioe6 me
sentiments enu-ciztei BY Mr. Butler
and Mrs Lzugfor-5- BE sad thzt al
hz5 known without s1ch enunciztion
-hzt friends II legion were here fer
reu.sz1Ai sTi6s-ce q that fat had
hee1 given And for himself and Al
others Il uhoSs hC1Cr TIE zsSs-hl&Ee
lad ben czTla6 toEs.hsr. ne pledged
to Ioszi friends rsmembrznoe that
should b. nsrsT-snGng, with inches
r -hs hart of each one hsl6 always
rzrrr fa- Coope-St0wn znd rs people
AT IL cg-cl1sion Of the pogrzm