The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1921-09-23
THE LEAVENWORTH ECHO

Mrs. f. o. Green has returned to
Spokane for the winter.
Mrs. Harry Maston left Monday TO.
Tacoma to visit relatives.
Il. E. Simons and daughter, Miss
Gladys, visited Saturday and Sunday
at Ephrata.
l.. H. Brockway and little son visit
Ell at Wenatchee Sunday, returning
home Monday.
Commissioner Long was up from
Cashmere Wednesday looking after
official business.
A talkatve |. w. W., who had i'm
bibed quite freely Of moonshine, was
'tfun" into Jail at Wenatchee.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Sutton and son
Charles and Judge and Mrs. Smith
went to Chelan Friday afternoon
foi short visit
Mrs. Henry Woltvedt has been al
the Community hospital for week
and is reported to be regaining hen
health very rapidly.
Saturday the council met in special
session and decided to continue with
the construction of sidewalk in Local
Improvement Dist. No. 10.
"Shorty" Meier and Leland Allis
report having killed bear Meier says
he got his up in the Icicle river coun-
try and Allis killed his on Mill creek
In the photo play, "Male and Fe-
people of the community very fine
and Tuesday.
Raymond Smith of Merritt recent
ly killed large brown bear which
was met on the road by the village
school ma'am, VINO gave the bear the
staff while she went onto the side
track for home.
Mrs. J. w. Taylor, of Seattle, ar
rived here last Thursday to visit hel
sister, Mrs. B. H. Bryan. On Sunday
she and the organs and Mr. and Mrs
S. A. Potter drove to Wenatchee fol
the trip and dinner.
No, those are not painted pump
kins on "Pete" Taylor's desk at the
Leavenworth State Bank. They are
real Delicious apples, grown by Ray
Simons on his hundred thousand dol
lar ranch across the mill pond from
town. About forty may go in an APP
pie box.
Is it not time for the Commercial
al, N 70 hA
sleep and put into operation? No
doubt much good can be accomplished
if we meet and discuss matters. One
once is the exhibit at the Seattle APP
pie exposition.
The members of the Dix Club and
few invited friends enjoyed very
successful dancing arty at the K. 7.
hall last Saturday evening. Music
was furnished by Hagler brothers and
at late hour appetiZing refresh
nents were served. 1t was a delight
full party and everyone spent a very
successful evening.
World: Friday morning about
o'clock barge containing 700 head of
sheep belonging to Morrow Brothers
Of Sunnyside, which was being towed
across Lake Chelan by the Perry Boat
Company's boat Comanche, struck a
rock and sank, causing 400 head OF
sheep, which were on the lower deck
to drown, according to reports receiv-
ed here. The barge was a three deck
er and the sheep on the two upper
decks were taken off and they swan
to shore.
J. C. Stages, W. H. and w. D. Res
burg, H. l.. Montgomery and J. Strut
eel of Monitor were arrested SUNDAY
for hunting on the Mason Creek game
preserve, and forfeited $40 bail money
each, which was put up for their ap-
pearance in court Monday. The game
warden says that women and boys
under sixteen must have licenses of
their own to hunt or fish. 1t is unlaw-
full to shoot game from a vehicle. The
limit on mixed bags of upland birds
is five, and a hunter must not have
more than one days limit in his pos
session at one time.
Mr. and Mrs. J. d. Wheeler and Mr.
and Mrs. c. G. Cockburn We're up to
White River Sunday, viewing the
sights and enjoying the salubrious at
mosphere; and also saluting old ac-
quaintances. Returning they found
Beaver Creek hill on this side very
slippery and Mr.. Wheeler says that
his car turned around and started
back up the hill. The only amusing
feature of this incident was that
when he undertook to turn around to
go down hill again he had not room
enough and had to drive back up the
hill to find place to turn around.
Bandits held up a circus truck
which was conveying the cash from
the circus to the treasury car at Van
ccuver last week and on Saturday the
hiding place of the money stolen, $50.
900, was discovered by a farmer. Of
ficers lay in wait that night and when
the thieves came for the loot two were
shot They were Roy Moore and Bert
circuit, of Seattle. The thieves had
returned in an automobile and
Moore's wife and two children and a
young woman who gave her name as
Christine Gross, waited in the auto
while the two men went into the
brush where the money was hidden to
get it. The women and children were
also taken into custody.
Two Leavenworth men, one of