The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1920-05-28

tdDbdpe plants ny the thousands.
C Rollins. este
The Lutheran ladies' aid will meet
with Mrs. James Wundcr on June 5.
at 3 p. m.
Tom Pipkn and +. G. Wheeler
drove to Wenatchee Tuesday to at
tend to business matters.
If you want nice little home on
easy payments. see A. O. Neut-
Eel. (23-tf-np)
+. d. Shugart has been kept busy
for some time marketing the hay left
over on his ranch out at Plain.
Miss Marie Lester Of Cashmere
and Mr.. Harry l.. King Of Dryden
were married May 20 at the bride s
home
A sister of Mrs. c. A. Mason ar
rived here last week for a visit.
while enroute to her home in Skagit
county from the democratic conven-
ton at Spokane.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Hendricks.
who had been here for a few days
visit with the Chas Hendricks fam
lily, returned to their home at Ia
coma on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs w. O. Pinkerton and
family, who had been visiting at
Cashmere, left last week to return to
Hongkong, China, where they had
been employed for the government
for number of years.
H. ]. Van Wegen, who had been
employed at the Leavenworth Meat
Market, was recently installed as
manager of that concerns business
here. He is a young man with lots
Of pep and will keep the market up
to its accustomed standard.
Miss Ferne Lindley, having com
peted her school near Wenatchee. is
here and she and her father, Attor-
ney ], T. Lindley, have started light
housekeeping in an apartment at
the Coleman residence, pending the
arrival of other members of the fam
lily.
There is a valuable lesson to h,
seen in nearly every business place
in Leavenworth this week-the dis
play made in the show windows call
ing attention to the danger from
forest fires. Let this lesson sink
deep into the memory of each and do
nothing to start a forest fire.
E. D. Shugart has ordered tn,
Echo sent to w. w. Burgess, an old
friend of his living at Bellingham.
Mr. Burgess has been down sick for
considerable period. At times he is
able to be up and at others he keeps
to his bed. Hopes are entertained
that eventually he will completely re-
cover.
SPECIAL TERM OF SUMNER
SCHOOL will begin Monday, June r.
School is in session throughout Tho
year and, as both individual and
class instruction is given, student,
are enable to make as rapid progress
blank. - WENATCHEE BUSINESS
COLLEGE, Wenatchce, Washing
ton. (22-2t-np)
Mrs. Esther Anderson, of Port
land Ore, employed in a Wenatchee
restaurant, was run down and in
stantly killed by an auto driven by
w. H. Crutchfeld of East Wenatchee.
The accident is said to be due to an
other auto with glazing headlights
binding Mr.. Crutchfeld so that he
could not see the woman and her
companion. Mrs. Anderson is sur
vived by her husband and one son Of
Portland.
Over at Goldbar recently a crew of
Italian section workers were out on
the line with the speeder, supposedly
for ioyride, when a freight hove in
sight around a curve. The men on
the car got out of danger but the car
was smashed 1t is said that the
section men were peeved to such an
extent that they threatened the train
crew with knives and gun. Complaint
was made to the authorities and the
lea or of the crew was placed under
bonds to keep the peace.