The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1921-05-27
THE LEAvENWORTH ECHO

Get your ice cream at Wheeler's
! Drug Store. C)
Mrs. B. H. Bryan arrived home
Monday from Seattle.
Chas. NJ. Wetherald, of Wenatchee,
died last week, aged IS.
w. J. Moon arrived home Sunday
from few days business activities
at Seattle.
Druggist L. C. Olberg, Mrs. Olberg
and the baby drove to Seattle, leav-
ing last Friday
Mrs. l.. c. Allis and baby left last
Saturday on two months visit
with relatives in Kansas.
VIM. A. Doelle was chosen trustee
by the crediters of the Bohlke Fruit
Co. His bond was fixed at 100000.
The Epworth League Convention
of the Wenatchee District will be
held in Leavenworth June 3rd, tlh
and 5th.
Mrs. Max Spromberg had an oper-
alton at the Community hospital We'd
nesday and was said to have come
through very nicely.
c. A. LaFondc arrived here the
first of the week and has accepted 4
position as clerk at the Leavenworth
Mercantile Company's store.
Prof. Bowersox, who had been
teaching here, left last Saturday for
his home at Wenatchee. He expects
to give up teaching and study law.
EXerienced orchardists say that the
| cherry crop will be light one. The
trees have only few Of the larger
signs and it is said that the small
ones will drop off.
Mrs. f. r. McClain will open a
summer school for grade children,
beginning June LIST, ending July ~
Price SIS for term, half paid in adj
vance. Phone GA. Gt%)
w. E. Hanson arrived home Friday
from Yakima where he had been at
tending the Grand Lodge of the
Knights of Pythias, as the represen-
tative of the Lcavenworth lodge.
Dan Shaffer, found guilty some
weeks ago of resisting an officer and
sentenced from two to ten years in
the state penitentiary at Walla Wal
la, has appealed through his attor-
ney, Herman Howe.
Gust Swanson, recently postmast-
cr at Merritt, was here Wednesday,
returning home on No 1. He has
been working for Billy Greve and
says that it is not decided yet wheth-
cr the Greves saw mill will be OPP
Grated this summer or not.
All members of the G. A. r., wild
ows of old soldiers, members of the
American Legion, and those who have
made "the supreme sacrifice" in the
late war, are cordially invited to the
| Memorial services in the Methodist
church Sunday morning, beginning at
! I o'clock
Mr.. Biles was accompanied Monday
on his return to Omak by Mrs Biles
and daughter Julia and the Misses
Mayme Conrad, Bertha Meyer, Anna
Kreider and Anna Long The four
last named returned here Wednesday
after an interesting visit to the Biles-
Coleman saw mill and camps.
Barney Lantry, former superin-
tendent of the Spokane division, is
now assistant superintendent, with
| headquarters at Marcus J. NJ. DOYLE.
late superintendent of the Western
division, is now in charge of the Spo-
kane division. The Marcus division
has been consolidated with the Spo-
kane division.
One l.. f. Roberts, dancing master,
who recently arrived at Wenatchee
and opened a dancing school, decamp-
ed last Saturday after cashing checks
at local business houses to the
amount of six hundred dollars. All
| the Easy Marks are not to be found
in any one community and Wenat-
chez probably has just about the av-
erage. The record does not show
that anyone had turned down Rob
ert's checks.
r. B. Field and c. G. Cockburn of
the Leavenworth State Bank, and c.
A. Campbell of the Citizens State
Bank, attended the bankers meeting
at Wenatchee last Friday. The meet
ing drew large number of bankers
from over Central Washington
Among measures of Importance con
sidered was the matter Of loans to
orchardists, Sl.19 being fixed as the
growers cost on which to base loans
for production. The bankers also