The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1921-08-12
CASH MERE.

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Z street. They entertained corr
panr of twenty-five relatives a. one
C clock luncheon I'D six o'clock din
nel. Ine decorations were in yellow
sDo white. Stresr ner, q ribbon
reached from tne four corners az M
table 70 me chandeliers The season =
flowers Of golden glow and white
pnioX rested gracefully II bowl, and
.jlrdemers The host and bostes.
were the recipients Of many oeautif i
pieces Of cut glass.
Mrs. J. 4 Prentis and daugn.er
Mildred are q Soap Lake taking
treatments.
Nj and Mr.. v. Il. Trimble ente-
tanned theIr daJghter. Mr.. Z. Clinger
and children Sunday.
hulda. the daughter % Nj and
Mrs. c. r Jentz. i now out Of dan
gel 81 bad case Of blood poison IN
len foot
kenneth. the Z-Yesr-0ld sor Of NJ
and Mr.. Ear StoE9eur. va. badly
stung 10y bees Saturday. Thev were
swarrnIng when they attacked the liz
- fellow.
DR.. J. d. Banes i nome from Black
Lake where ne spent week fishing.
Jack Angier and quests OF = Pau
are a. Silver Spring, TINS week.
jess Llnkem and family are down
IRON Or0ville. the guest Of his parents
Z, Dryden.
Caldwell Bros. are adding an add
ten . their already splendid ware
house 10 be used for packing pur-
poses.
Mrs. Dora Martin. Mrs. Q. ". Nit
x and Mrs H ". LuttreL were
county seat visitors Wednesday.
Cleo Looper has returned from LIZ
coin. NeD-. where NJ graduated from
tbs auto school am vii be enployea
3! the Cashmere Garage.
Misses Ruth and Ruby Hunsberge-
/ OF Harrington are visiting their
( cousin. Mis- Oma Pickett.
Miss Crart Of Seattle Is the gue-t
o. ner sister. MIS- Irene Cralt.
Jess Cook eft Tuesday for Seattle
- make Ms home with his son. Allen
Miss Violet Mckellips i visiting
her sister, Nellie.
Miss Helen Loudenbact l. visiting
Miss Carol Protzman.
Glenn Hoffman lost MS barn and
sprayeT By fire Tuesday afternoon.
+ There was no insurance.
Z. NJ. Parrish broke hi ankle a.
Nj. Rainier last Friday.
Mr.. and Ms Chas. Yenter. son and
daughter spent The week END camp
ina 81 Ingalls, creek
H. ". Abe l. mere from Vancouver
visiting his folks. who Will celebrate
their golden wedding the 18th Of Aug
ust
Mr.. NJ v. Matson and dauyhter
returned ffon week spent in Sc
attic
Two weddings Il interest took place
last Saturday, one being Ellsworth
Stoweil and Miss Lola Norton. IN
other Geo. Staley and Susan Layport
Both couples will make their homes
or Cashmere ranches
Chester JOY cut his hand very bad
/ j. On saw ne was carrying. while
riding horseback last week.
Geo. {. Taskem j. in British CoIurn-
. BIZ for a much needed rest from MS
! duties q agent AZ the G. Y. depot.
ne Boy Scouts have returned from
Z tendays' outing a. Lake Wenatchee
/ and report wonderful outing
Mrs Norman Mikkelson ana daugb-
ter. Mickie, are home from TWO
weeks spent in Seattle
Mrs. Chas. Lincoln is in Snohomish
visiting relatives
Mrs. R. 4. Mckeller died Wednes.
ia! morning in Seattle from the e.
fleets Of an operation fof the reraoval
Of goItre- A husband and three
small sons survive.
Loren Young is in Seattle this
week
c. b. Halfery AMI VIII Liddell were
az Cnelan on Suud2v
Mr.. Lee Howard has been enter
tanning her father. J. NJ Ballen-
baugh, Of Monroe. this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Stewart have a.
their guests, Mr.. and Mrs. }. /. Finch
and Miss Iva Moye Of Occur d Alene.
+. }. Bartlett Of east OF town. va
the first rancher 70 bring in Bartlett
pears, and they, ike all his fruit.
were No. l.
+. d. Nye Of Spokane. j. the new
third trick man al the depot here.
Miss Marie Prentis was in Wenat-
chez. Wednesday.
Mrs. Mae McDougal is taking he
vacation from the Big Department
store this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Simmons and
daughter. Of Bend. Ore. are visiting
hel parents. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Pa
ton, for d month. Mr. Simmons va
cur Jeweler here ior several years be-
fore going 10 Bend
Mrs. Armin Ditman Of Dryden. re-
ceived the sad news Of her father.
Death in Buffalo. y. Y. last Satur-
day He was So years Of age.
Mrs. Lulu Halferty j. much i'm
proved in hospital in Spokane. She
had been at the point Of death FOR
several days
The Royal Neighbors and their
families enjoyed a picnic supper at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Smith. one mile east Of town. on
Monday evening Forty-fve we're
present and all came with well filed
b2s kets and il was spread on the
table on the spacious lawn. The
tsoies were decorated with the lodge
cclors Of purple and white.