The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1921-08-19
THE LEAVENWORTH ECHO


ing her vacation in Seattle
Ranger j. s. Brender went up to
the Tunnel Saturday afternoon on for
estry business.
Household furniture for sale; see
the classified adv.-Mrs. Guy A. Ham
ilton.-Advertisemcnt.
Arthur Carr returned to his home
at Seattle last Friday after a few
days visit here with Deryl Motteler.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. l.. Sawyer went to
Helena, Montana, last Saturday for a
family reunion. They expected to re-
main only few days.
The trustee in the Bohlke matter is
asking for authority to sell the per-
sonal property and a meeting is called
for Aug 30 at 10 a. m.
Brumfeld, wanted for the murder
of Dennis Russell at Roseberg. Oregon.
was arrested in Alberta last week, be-
ing found on a farm near Calgary.
George HoXsey was taken i'll early
this week and has been very sick. At
this writing it was feared that he
was coming down with typhoid fever.
A. H. Sylvester. supervisor of the
Wenatchee National Forest. was here
last Friday on his way to Glacier
Peak, comforting with Ranger Bren-
der.
Mrs. Fred Hedschcr, who had been
here visiting her relatives, the Blan-
kenships for couple weeks. left last
Thursday for her home at Mooseiaw,
Sask.
The game laws are being vigorous
~ enforced in some sections of the
state. At Ellensburg man was CON
victed of killing a doe and dug up a
fine of $780,
Washington's 1921 wheat crop has
been selling from 95c to $1.O0 per
bushel and in the wheat country
large sales have already been made
al these figures.
Miss Maud Human, of Seattle.
stopped off here last Thursday and
visited here sister, Mrs. Hathaway,
until Saturday, while enroute home
from a visit at Omak
Gasoline sold as low as 29c per gal
lon at Wenatchee Thursday of last
week. Several oil companies have
agencies there and the consumers
seem to derive some benefit from com.
petition.
Mrs. Joseph Stafford and children
and Mr.. HyltOn and children returned
last Friday from Wenatchee where
they had been with Mrs. Hylton, who
was said to be doing nicely after the
operation.
Mrs, A. J. Hetherington is receiv-
ing visit from her brother, Mr. f. J.
Gillette, and Mrs. c. Fl. Row, both or
Seattle, who drove over Monday.
coming via Blewett Pass, for couple
weeks stay
Misses Ellen and Mary Pope, of
Spokane, stopped off here last Thurs
day and visited until Friday after
noon with Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Con
stable and daughter while enroute
home from Seattle where they had
visited a couple weeks.
!. W. Dolsen, who some months ago
purchased an interest in the Frank
lin Lumber Co. at Leavenworth, last
week also bought the interest of the
Alpine Lumber Co., realizing that
this is a good place to settle down
and make his permanent family home.
MIR. Dolsen is a hustler and he and
Mr.. Franklin make team that will
build up fine business.
A big forest fire ragged last week on
KENNEL mountain, something over
one hundred miles to the north and
east of Leavenworth. and this com
munity was rather Smoky" as a re-
suit. The fire at last report had
burned over about ten sections. 1t
was controlled on the south and west
sides, but on the east and north CON
troll had not been gained. Forty-fve
men were employed The fire was
about twenty-five miles north of Win
throp.
Mr.. f. w. Stevens and family left
last Saturday morning by auto for
their new home at 1888 Laurelhurst
Ave, Portland, Oregon. They had
'hippNt tiNii SoOdS ny II ain anu W Ill
soon be settled. While residents in
Leavenworth Mr.. Stevens had been
prominent in business circles as man
ager of the Great Northern Lumber
Co. and he had made many friends.
Mrs. Stevens and daughter, Miss Mar
garet, had large circle of friends
among the ladies', and all will b.
greatly missed. The Echo joins with
ali these friends in wishing them well
in their new surroundings.
The little son of Nh. and Mrs. |. w.
Faulkner was hit by an auto driven
by son of w. p. Clark of Wenatcheo
last Saturday evening in front of the
Palm confectionery. He was knocked
down and suffered several cuts and
bruises, but was not dangerously hurt.
He was taken to the hospital at once
and his wounds cared for We under
stand that the driver of the auto is
not blamed. 1t seems that the boy.
who is Just past six years of age.
lodged out from between autos park
ed on Front street to cross to the
park. not noticing the approaching
machine and was just in front of it
when hit.
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