The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1920-04-23

| ~ N'i' N'e'f'h'
Mrs. l.. r. Lewis has recovered
from an operation and is able to he
out again.
Mrs. W. 7. Skefrington, of Spo-
kane. is visiting her mother, Mrs.
VIII Payne
Optical work by appointment Sec
F. f. Carlquist. Phone II for even
ing appointments. G7f)
H. c. Bohke and G. W. White were
up from Dryden Tuesday attending
to business matters.
Robert Dye, brother of Mrs. Aman-
da Town, was up from Wenatchee on
Friday on short visit
Misses Florence and Gladys Pinch
went over to Seattle last Thursday
to spend few days shopping.
Dryden has organized a baseball
team with A. X. kopp as captain and
Chas. f. Linkem as manager.
Tuesday last Mrs. viii Payne re-
ceived the sad news of the death of
her son-in-law, f. r. Preston, of Ia
coma.
Paul Wiegand, who has been at
Wenatchee on jury duty. was ex-
cused Friday and came home until
Monday.
w. W. Hatmaker bought Paul Vie
gands residence property, Lots IS, IS,
| II and IS, Block %, First Add. to
| Town of Leavenwortn; consideration
| $4,000
H. j. Pinkerton, of Cashmere, and
Miss Sadie Katherine Campbell. of
Snohomish, were married April 10.
| They will reside on the grooms ranch
| near Cashmere.
The democratic county convention
to elect delegates to the state CON
vention, will be held May /. The
state convention will be May II. to
elect delegates to the national con-
vention.
Paul Wiegand began this week to
build an extension at the back of the
X. & V. B. Hardware store and when
it is completed the hardware com
pany will lease the whole building for
ten years.
James Thompson, of Chicago, ar
rived here last Friday and has ac-
copied a position in Wheelers drug
store. Mr.. Thompson is not new to
the West, having spent three years
at Mansfield
T. f. Paine and others have Sc
cured control of the old Club House
at Lake Wenatchee and are putting
it in condition for occupancy and It
will be used as a private summer
home by its new owners.
NOTICE-A story has been circu-
lated that we would not handle a fu-
neral less than $500, which is abso-
lutely false. We can give you ser
vice with all modern equipment as
reasonable as any firm in Washing
ton.-C. f. Bobo and Sons. (i8tf%)
The local newspaper is the mirror
which reflects the progress of com
munity. The advertising columns
designate the live and dead business
concerns. In which class are YOU.
Mr.. Merchant? Does your adj appear
regularly in The Echo, so that our
rapidly growing list of subscribers
may know that you are making a bid
for their patronage?
Mrs. Gretha Hutchinson, of Spo-
kane, Grand Worthy Matron, O. F.. s.
for the state of Washington, visited
the local chapter Monday night, at a
special meeting. Work was exempt
fed to three candidates, and al
though it was the new officers first
attempt at comforting the degrees.
the eXemplihcation was gone through
without noticeable hitch and the lee
lures most impressively given The
hall had been given a thorough
housekeeping and was decorated in a
most artistic and charming way with
flowers, plants and foliage, forming a
perfectly harmonious and fitting
background for the occasion. and to
Mrs. Barkee and her various commit
tees must go much credit for the
diligent labor and untiring efforts
which gained this result. Mrs.
Hutchinson gave a splendid talk, at
the conclusion of the degree work,
first complimenting the Worthy Ma
tron and officers on. the able manner
in which they performed their duties,
and finding scarcely a correction
necessary. She then dwelt on the
significance and true meaning of the
symbols and forms and ceremonies of
the order, which proved most inter