The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1921-06-03

A. Lindblom was at Wenatchee last
Friday forenoon on business.
We handle Stokes Seattle ice
cream.-Leavenworth Pharmacy. ca
Mrs. Lena Geyer is visiting Dr..
Myrtle Snyder at Cashmere for few
days.
Mrs. G.. b. Woodruff and children
went to Everett Monday to spend the
summer.
The Klatawa klub of Wenatchee
camped on the Icicle from Saturday
until Monday,
Mrs. ]. f. Dormcdy and children
will visit few weeks at Spokane and
Bonner's Ferry with relatives.
George Hendricks, sheepman, arriv-
ed here early this week and yesterday
was preparing to ship several car
loads of sheep.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Walton and
children arrived home last Thursday
evening from their trip to Spokane.
Lewiston and Occur d'Alene.
Mrs. Chas. Wallace, who has been
down with pleuro-pneumonia for
about three weeks, is now able to be
up and is rapidly growing stronger
Miss Florence Ryan of Wenatchee
returned home Tuesday after a few
days visit with her uncle and aunt,
Mr.. and Mrs. b. l.. Ryan, and cousin,
Miss Ellen Ryan.
Miss Iva West will officiate as for
est service lookout at the station on
the mountain just west Of town again
this season. The station will be open
ed about the fifteenth.
VIM. and George Van Brocklin,
Hinie Carson and w. F. Spencer went
up to Snow Lake Sunday returning
Monday. They caught all the trout
they cared to eat and tote out.
Mrs. Chas. West went to Bclling-
ham last Thursday to attend the COM
| mencement exercises at the State
Normal school at which her daugh
ters, Hazel and Gladys, graduate.
Gust Fredrickson, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Fredrickson on the Elliott
ranch, has been down for over two
weeks, suffering from infammatorv
rheumatism. At last report he was
| somewhat improved,
Ranger Lee F. Shartrand of Cash
mere has received orders and will be
in charge of the airplane patrol of the
Olympic peninsula. Fifteen DeHaVi-
| land planes recently arrived at Camp
Lewis to be used in the patrol.
The Yeomen lodge gave dance
and banquet last Thursday evening
which was attended by about thirty
from Wenatchee. A very pleasant
evening is reported and the reputa-
ton of this lodge for hospitality and
the ability to entertain was main
tanned
| F.. G. Ricbc says that the state
ment heard that Blewett Pass will be
closed a part Of the season is un-
| founded. He saw County Cimmission-
er Cadman recently and was informed
that the Pass will be open all summer
with the possible exception of a day
or so now and then when bridge o.
short stretch of work makes it abso-
lutely necessary to close it Temporal
| lily.
Mrs. +. f. Gatts, Of Seattle, who
is a sister-in-law Of Mrs. Paul Hodge
of Leavcnworth, is supreme queen Of
the Daughters Of the Nile a frater-
nal order, and Mrs. GRATIS on Ma
10 conferred the degree upon Mrs.
Harding, wife of the president, and
presented her a jewel emblematic Of
I
the order, made of platinum, studded
| with diamonds. The ceremony took
place in the Green room at the White
House behind locked doors.
Last Thursday as Roy Egbert was
driving in his Ford from his home on
to the main road, near the Adams
ranch, Billy Stage came along and the
two cars collided, the view being OBJ
structed by large bunch of willows
which grew beside the roadway.
Both machines were considerably
damaged, though the collision was
not directly headon, and Roy was cut
up about his head and several stitches
were required to close his wounds.
Monday evening a couple, wheeling
| baby carriage, were passing resi-
dence in this city when the woman
stepped off the walk and hurriedly
plucked every blossom from a peony
plant This woman was evidently a
wife and mother. If she has no re-
gard for the property rights of 9th