The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1921-04-29

Mrs. Frank Wingate arrived from
Seattle last Friday.
Mrs. J. c. Biles went to Omak last
Friday for short visit.
Gowns CSC. Boomers CSC, Cant
soles csc, at SIMPSONS. (1t)
Mrs. L. ?. Durand visited at Wen
atchee Friday and Saturday.
Attorney Howe was at Cashmere
Tuesday attending to legal business
matters.
Marguerite Clark in "Still Waters
next Tuesday evening at the School
Motion Pictures. Gtt)
Engineer Fredlickson is getting out
again after a two-week's siege of in
fuenza-the real article
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl 7. Noline motor
eo up from Wenatchee Monday and
spent the day with Miss Pearl Sears.
H. G. Bohlke is to devote his time
to the Bohlke Fruit Co. at Seattle,
which he started and has always CON
trolled.
O. +. SwaItz went over to Seattle
Wednesday afternoon to consult
physicians. He has been troubled with
stomach ailment for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cyril c. Lindley. Mrs.
VIM. Hoffman, Messrs. Glenn Smith,
Don Miller and Master Lynn Smith,
OF Wenatchee, We're Sunday visitors
at the J. 7. Lindley home
The Ladies Aid Of the NJ. f. church
will meet in the basement of the
church Wednesday, May 4th, at $50
Mrs. Van de Grift, Mrs. Jones and
Mrs. De Rosia will be hostesses.
Everybody welcome.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ewing received
a visit last week from Mr.. Ewing'S
brother, Earl, of Seattle Mr. Earl
Ewing is q member of the Seattle
FIRE department. Like his brother. he
is Familiarity known as Buck"
Miss Minnie Hagler, of Tacoma
sister Of Mrs. Jack Roth, and Mr.. Ed
ward Benthien, also of Tacoma. friend
Of the Roth family, have been guests
at the homes of Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Roth AMI Mr. and Mrs Bert Hagler
the past week.
The Cashmere Record tells of an
auto with five men coming over
Blewett Pass on April 10. At the sum
NIT there We're three or four feet of
snow. They reached the summit
early N the morning while the snow
was frozen which made it possible to
get through.
Mrs. FaIris, Of Dryden, who had
been in a Seattle hospital for some
time, arrived home Wednesday on No.
/, this train being stopped there for
her accommodation on a special order
obtained by DR.. Hoxsey. Mrs Farris
i not recovering as rapidly as had
been Anticipated.
Monday night, at the home of Mrs.
Smith, Mrs. S. G. DAILY and Mrs. r. J.
Smith entertained the ladies of the
Dix Club and their husbands, at cards.
the honor guest being Miss Minnie
Hagler Of Tacoma, a former member
OF the club. The evening proved most
pleasant, not the least agreeable
feature being delicious refreshments.
Loudenback and Mills, former own
ers of the Cashmere Apple Co, have
brought suit against II. G. Bohlke.
the Bohlke Fruit Co. and the Leaven-
worth State Bank for various sum,
OF money claimed to be due. The bank
here Is made a party to the suit, We
understand, because the money duo
LOudenback and Mills is claimed to
be in the bank.
The Standard Oil Co has put in a
new tank at Wenatchee which viii
hold 100000 gallons of gasoline. Thu
former capacity at that station was
100000 gallons; now il will be $50
600. The new tank is said to have a
capacity Of 50 cars. Leavenwolt
should make an effort to have a case
line station provided here. Cashmere
Is to have one a station at Leaven-
worth would be added security
against a shortage Of gasoline.
Mr.. F. s. Scritsmeier, former 81.
perintendent Of the Great Northern
Lumber Co. at this place, arrived here
last week, being called as a witness
il the case Of the Briskey estate vs..
the Great Northern Lumber Co.
which comes on for trial at Spokane
this week. Mr.. Scritsmeier has been
putting in his time renewing old ac-
quaintances and viewing old scenes.
He is connected with a large trust
company with his headquarters at
Portland Oregon, and says that ind-
cations are that we are fast approach
ing the cnG of the period of depres-
sion. His many friends here were
pleased to have him in the city again.
A sight to cause a tug at the heart
string was that Of l. H. Gonser's dog
roaming about the streets the early
part Of this week evidently looking
for his master. The dog was Nj
GonseTs constant companion and
friend and a good friend he was in
deed. Mans companions Of his kind
are fckle-friends when lie is doing
we'll. but falling in misfortune and
forgetting in death A dogs friend
ship remains steadfast through thick
end thin, through misfortune and dis
and he 81 -.