The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1921-09-16


cd from her illness.
Outing flannel, all colors, zoe yd.,
al NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Excuse My Dust" in School Mo
ton Pictures, Sept. 2O.-Advertise-
ment
Attorney J. 7. Lindley was at Wen
atchee Wednesday in the interest of
clients.
Ladies' suits, dresses and coats at
prices that you can afford to pay, al
LaPointe' s.-Advertisement.
A special meeting of Cascade Chap
ter will be held on Sept. 10. All
Stars are invited to attend.
The case against Charles Cahill, re
sulting from a little personal lib
elty' celebration, has been dismissed.
j. p. Vest went tc Wenatchee Sat
urday afternoon to attend to some
business matters and to spend Sunday
there.
Jas. Naughton came up from Wen
atchee Wednesday and went out to
the Royal Development Co. mines t.
give developments the once over.
Before you decide on your winter
suit or coat, you must see the full line
that the travelling salesman will have
on display at SIMPSONS, Monday
Advertisement.
World: John c. Biles, infant son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. John C. Biles Of
Omak, died September 7. The funer-
a took place September from the
home of the Wenatchee Undertaking
Company. lntermcnt was made in
the Wenatchee cemetery.
Fire in the Deaconess hospital at
Wenatchee last Sunday caused a dam
age of $4,000, mostly from water.
The fire started at about 80 and is
supposed to have been caused by
spark from chimney getting into
the dry shingles. Twelve patients
We're removed. Some of those on the
third floor could not be taken down
the stairway for time and were re-
moved to the balcony and later were
carried down the stairway. The fire
was out and all the patients returned
and placed in dry, comfortable quart
ers by four o'clock The loss was full
ly covered by insurance.
The new Studeb2ker car of J. \.
Gatfney turned over on the road be
low Cashmere Sunday evening and
was considerably damaged. Gaf'ney
was accompanied by Mr.. Cannon anil
Lois and Gladys Ruth and as he was
rounding a curve on the dirt road he
drove too near the bank which gave
way and the car rolled over several
times. The occupants of the car were
able to get out and escape serious in
jury Gaffney was driving slowly at
the time, we understand. or the acct
dent might have resulted much differ
emily. TIE auto was considerable
damaged and was taken to Wenatchee
for repairs.
Harold Ball, who left here some
weeks ago to go to New Rockford, n.
H., was black lacked when in Havre,
Montana, and what money he had
with him was stolen A negro is said
to have attacked him. He returned
here about two weeks ago and for a
time was about as usual. The first of
ills week he began to show signs that
he was suffering from the blow dealt
him on the head when he was attacked
in Havre and his mother, who is n
Missouri, was wired as il is consider
Ell necessary to operate and relieve
TIE pressure on +he brain where he
vas struck. Mrs. Ball is expected to
arrive Sunday.
VIM. Walton and a party of three
Wenatchee men will leave Oct. 18th on
an elk hunt in Montana They expect
to drive by auto to Missoula and then
continue on sixty miles from there,
where they have engaged pack train
and riding horses TO take them on I.
tlree-days journey into the Wild.
Oct. 18th they expect to put in pre-
pairing camp and making ready for
the opening of the season on Oct. 18th.
Each hunter will be entitled to kill
one elk and as they will be in grizzly
bear country each expects to bag a
few of these ferocious "birds." The
expect to return by auto, provided, of
course, that they are not ow-boun1.
Mr.. Walton's Leavenworth frien :
trust that he will be successful and
return with load of bear meat, as
well as venison.