The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1920-07-02

j. b. Adams was in town early this
week looking after business matters.
T. p. Harris has purchased a Ford
truck and is getting it ready for SER
vice.
c. l.. Store arrived home Tuesday
morning from visit with friends
over on the Sound.
Agent Mcclure arrived home Tues
day from Spokane where he had
been on business.
Charles Albright arrived home
Tuesday from Wenatchee where he
had an operation for cataract on the
eye.
Frank Barkee says that his fruit
crop is coming on nicely, his trees
having escaped serious damage 10y
the frost.
The school census was recently
taken and it was ascertained that
there are within the district 5O7
children of school age.
DR.. and Mrs. McKeown arrived
home the first of the week from Bel
lingham, where they had been to at
tend the Grue-Taylor wedding.
Mrs. George Wescott and children
left Tuesday night for their home at
Hillyard, after visit with Mrs.
Wescott's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
McDaniels.
Mrs. W. G. Schannach attended
the annual convention of the State
Federation of Womans Clubs at We
natchee this week as delegate from
the local Kumtux Club.
J. Stark, living in the northern
part of town, left this week for the
Spokane country to look up loca-
ton which suits him. He wishes TO
get tract and raise berries.
c. S. Taylor recently sold his resi-
dence property to Engineer Mitchell
and has purchased the Ray Simons
house in Block |, Central Addition.
and began moving in on Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Henry of Dry
den arrived home Monday from
Portland where they had attended
the doings of the Shriners. They
left again Tuesday night on trip to
Chicago.
Taylor Yocom was taken down
with tonsilitis last week and was
brought to his home here in town.
He had hard run of it for week.
but has been out now for several
days.
While Jack Ruth was taking out a
two-ton load of powder to the Royal
Development Company's works at
Red Mountain last Saturday, the
axle broke and the truck could not
be moved until Tuesday when re-
pairs were received and taken out
The ladies' aid of the Methodist
church will meet Wednesday after
noon, July 18th, at the home of Mrs.
Van De Grift. Mrs. Lancaster, Mrs.
Van De Grift and Miss Madeline
Van De Grift will be the hostesses.
A cordial invitation is extended to
all the ladies to spend a social af-
ternoon with the NJ. E. ladies' aid.
Mrs. Amanda Town arrived home
Tuesday morning from Seattle where
she had been on business and pleas
ure. On Monday she attended the
Wenatchee picnic at Woodland Park
where she met a large number of old
friends whom he had not seen in
several years-people who had for
merly lived here and down the val
ley.
The reconstruction of the Old
Blewett Mine is progressing quite
satisfactorily to those in interest,
but it will be perhaps couple
months yet before mining and mill
ing operations will be under way.
The rebuilding of the fume is well
along and repairing of the mill will
begin soon. Seemingly the whole in
terror will have to be torn out and
rebuilt. Some work has been going
on all spring on the main hole and
when the mill is ready ore can be
taken out and supplied to the stamps
at once. Every assurance is given
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