The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1921-03-11

Mrs. Harry krondak returned
Monday from a visit to Seattle.
Mrs. K. B. Field will entertain the
Kumtux Club Friday, March Is.
Miss Edith Sinclair went to Spo-
kane Sunday to remain couple days
Lovely suits and coats, of the new
i est and niftlest styles, at Samp-
sons. o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tony Peterson were
west-bound passengers Monday after-
noon.
Mr.. H. y. Featherstone is said 10
be recovering nicely from his opera
ton Of week ago Monday.
The knights Of Columbus will give
their Second Annual Ball Thursday,
March II. at the Firemen's Hall. ct
Cashier c. A Campbell of the Citi-
zens State Bank looked after business
matters at Wenatchee last Saturday
/ afternoon.
Mrs. J. c. Biles accompanied Mr..
Biles to Wenatchee Monday, return
ing home Tuesday. Mr.. Biles went to
Omak to look after his numbering in
4 terests.
The school election last Saturday
resulted in the reelection of NJ Ru.
mohr as a member of the board for
three years by large majority. His
opponent was Mr.. Harry Geerds
f. L. Sawyer returned Saturday
from a couple days stay at Wenat-
chez, looking after bsuiness matters.
He informed the Echo that they we're
just starting the box factory that
day at Peshastin. Logging operations
in their camp had been slowing down
on account of the weather, but thew
were still doing what they could in
that line
The election Saturday upon the
proposition to annex certain lots of
the KinscheIf addition to the CITY.
carried by very large majority, in
fact there being only one vote OBJ
posed to annexation. The vote was
as follows "lnside"-for 12l, against
l. Jurisdiction r. there being
none of those outside the city vot-
ing against the proposition
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Searls are max
ing their home at present with Mr..
and Mrs, Taylor Yocom, Mr.. Searles
having been transferred from the
Havre division to Cascade division.
He is travelling engineer. They ex-
pect soon to establish their home at
Everett, where they lived prior to go
ing to Havre, Montana. Mrs. Searles
says that she grew to like Montana
very well, especially as they had such
a fine winter there this year.
Mr.. n. Schroell plays the part OF
Abraham Lincoln in "The Copper
head" at the School Motion Pictures
next Tuesday evening He was chos-
en- from among 300 men who answer
ed an advertisement in New Yorl,
City newspaper for the man who
most resembled our Civil War pres
dent in height, size, features. an
complexion. Schroell was a waiter in
Broadway cabaret, had never pre-
viously appeared before the camera.
and every evening during the filming
of the great photodrama would don
his soup and fish" and resume his
| duties as waiter. (1t-*)
A double surprise party was held
Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs.
J. f. Tholin. The day was the ami
versary of Mrs. G. W. Hoxsey's mar
riage and Mrs. Amanda Towns birth
day Both were taken in to the Sc
cret. Mrs Hoxsey thought that the
affair was surprise on Mrs. Town
and Mrs. Town was lead to believe
that it was all on Mrs HoXsey. and
after the ladies were all gathered to-
| gether and the time came to make
the presentations of presents, both
ladies were taken off their guard AMI
some emotion was evident Both Mr..
HoXsey and Mrs. Town received pres
ents of silverware and beautiful flow
ers. etc. About thirty ladies wete
present. Refreshments were served
and the party was in every way a sue
cess and one Of the very incest given
in the city. Cards were played and
| some Of the ladies' entertained NV do