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

Mrs. Conrad Harding and son Gust
went to Seattle Saturday.
Get in step for the prize waltz At
the st. Patrick dance, March H. (2t*
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hennesse. :
were at Cashmere Saturday forenoon
looking after business matters.
Mrs f R. McClain and Mrs. Har-
ry Rohrbaugh were at Wenatchee
arriving home Saturday afternoon.
White Goods Opening at Samp-
sons, March 18th to 18th, in Just the
goods that interest you most right
now. (D
Dr.. HoNsey was called to Merritt
Friday afternoon where a section hand
was reported hurt, requiring his at
tention.
The Lutheran Ladies Aid was en-
tertained Thursday by Mrs. Jack Far
rell. A very pleasant and profitable
meeting is reported.
Mrs W. d. Moore had an operation
last Friday at the Deaconness hospi-
tai, Wenatchee for appendicitis. She
is said to be doing nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A Fox. who had
been here during the winter with Miss
Mary Ralston, left last Friday to re-
turn to their homo at The Dalles,
Oregon.
The new cases for the village de-
liverYmen have been received at the
postoffice and were installed last Fri
day. They are a great convenience
in sorting and preparing the mail for
the routes.
According to the [. s. Department
] Of Agriculture there is available for
road building and maintenance in the
state of Washington the sum of STA
100000 for the year 1921 The total
road funds for the United States
available for 1921 is said to be 1922.
| 900, 900.
J. ]. Peterson, formerly of Dryden,
was here Monday between trains, on
his way from his present home near
Okanogan to Seattle to buy a pump
outfit for his ranch. He sold all his
holding@ at Dryden excepting a couple
lots and bought ffteen-acre rancn
near the Wells & Wade ranch SIX
miles west Of Okanogan. which he is
developing
The F. W. W. c. gave a surprise
party for Nadean Raboun at her home
on Tenth Street, Tuesday evening of
last week, in memory of her 18th
birthday. A very pleasant evening
was spent at games and a delicious
luncheon was served Those present
besides Miss Nadean were Misses
Ethel Barnes, Gerthene Wallace,
Maude Davis. Loretta Templin, Mar
garet Clemens, Mildred Thompson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ackly and Morris Ra-
boun.
d. l.. SWartz, son of Nh. and Mrs
o. Z. Swartz, arrived last Thursday
on a visit to home folks. Mr.. Swartz
is marine engineer by trade and left
here last August, sailing on the 18TH
from Seattle and did not touch the
United States again until Jan H.
when his boat, the S. S. West Jena,
arrived at San Francisco and then at
Seattle again about Feb l. During
these months he had touched at Vlad-
ivostok, Hong Kong. Yokohama, Kobe,
Moiii, Shanghai. Manila and other
foreign ports. He has resigned his
position on the West Jena, but eX-
poets to take another job in about a
month.
F. A Sinclair was at the station
Monday afternoon when No. went
east and had the good fortune to meet
an old friend and fellow ball player
Hugh McDaniels, of the days when
Fred was considerable younger than
he now is, Mr. and Mrs McDaniels
had been at Seattle for the winte,
and were returning TO their home at
Medicine Hat, Alberta They were
! formerly residents Of Cooperstown,
n. Oak, and some twenty odd years
ago when Mr. Sinclair played first
base on the Cooperstown team, Hugh
was the star pitcher of the team. and
it was a team known far and wide
for the trouncings it gave to most of
the teams who crossed bats with them.
The season Of our basket ball team
closed last Saturday night and the
games this week were really post-sea-
son games. 1t is therefore proper to
/ give a short story Of the team. The
season has been very successful In
/ Osborn. McNett, the two Wunders.
/ Hoxsey, Bruce and Joe Smith and
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