The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1920-08-20

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Mrs. W. A. Tegtmeier and children
arrived home last week from their
visit with relatives at Seattle.
n. A. Nelson arrived home We'd
nesday morning from Seattle where
he had been purchasing new fixtures
and stock
Miss Mona Space, of Everett. was
guest at the j. 7. Lindey home
here from Friday until Sunday even
ing, when she returned home.
VIM. Tegtmeier drove back from
Seattle with his auto which he had
left there some time ago. He ran in
to gasoline shortage but was able
to get home o. X.
Mrs. Fred Searles of Lake Wenat
chez, who was reported last week as
having been very sick, was very
much improved when we last heard
of her condition.
Henry Murray has moved his
meat market from the Purity Cream
cry location to the building across
the street from the Cascade Ga
rage. 1t-np*)
Mrs. John Deiterle arrived home
Tuesday from a visit with her pa
rents at Anamoose, n. D. She was ac-
companied by her sister and a neph-
ew.
George Hauber is not very super
stitious, but when his son was 10
years of age on Friday, the 18th day
of August, he thought it advisable to
keep him in bed all day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Casper Babst, pa
rents of Mrs. c. S. Taylor of this
city, left Tuesday afternoon on No.
4 for their home at GAINESVILLE.
Mimi, after visiting here several
weeks.
c. w. Sherman is reported to have
been arrested at Fish Lake for not
having license while fishing. We
understand he is under bond to ap-
pear Saturday evening of this week
for trial.
Mrs. Sam Knowlton and children
arrived home last Friday from their
visit to Seattle. Mrs. knowlton
feels much better after the change
They were accompanied by Mr.
Knowlton's mother. Mrs. F. Knowl-
ton, of Seattle, who will visit here
several weeks.
P. H. Pritchett. employed by the
city, and two other men, had a rather
anxious two hours while out fighting
the Icicle fire. They were surround
ed by the fire and had to seek
safety among the big boulders of
Eight-Mile creek until it burned BY
them.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Wheeler arrived
! home Tuesday from their three
weeks vacation spent on the Sound
and at the seaside. They visited the
principal cities of the Sound and Mt
Rainier and other points of interest.
but were much handicapped by the
inability to secure gasoline readily.
writes the Echo, renting for his
paper, and says they hope to be back
in the valley before this time next
year as they like orchard ranching
better than farming in South Dako-
ia. They were just through cutting
their crop which was fair. Mr..
Burns still owns an orchard at Pc
shastin.
John H. Ferryman. elected state
senator from this district four years
ago, is again candidate for the
place. Mr.. Ferryman is a democrat.
Attorney n. NJ. Sorenson is also a
candidate, being republican. Bot
reside at Wenatchee. Mr.. Ferryman
is former railroad man, having
been telegraph operator and agent at
Wenatchec for many years
An item which escaped the Echo
last week was the arrival of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Searles on Monday to
spend their vacation with Mrs.
Searles' parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Searles at Lake Wenatchee. Mr..
Searles is travelling engineer of the
Great Northern on the Havre, Mont,
division. He says that prospects in
Montana are better than for years.
farmers expecting a half crop of
grain and considerable hay and other
crops. The latter part of the week
the Searleses were guests at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Geerds
in Leavenworth.
J. Oiden, charged with killing n
bear, was arrested by Warden Con
ser and brought before Justice Day
last week and fined $4,000. The
story told in court by him was that
he had come from Montana, where
reward was paid for killing bear, and