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

Louis II. Lancaster is enioving q
weeks vacation at Spokane and Coeul
d Alene.
On Sept. 18th the Eastern Stal
will hold its first regular meeting, af-
tel the summer vacation. All mem
bers are invited.
Miss Gladys Simons returned home
Wednesday morning on No. from a
four-week's visit with relatives ii
Portland and Salem, Oregon.
Little Opal Riddell left on No. A
Sunday for her home at Malta, Mont
after a month very pleasantly spent
visiting her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. j. Howerton.
A reception will be given for Rev.
and Mrs. Hoskins at the NJ. f. church
on Tuesday evening, Sept. 10, at 8 o.
clock. All members and friends Of
the church are invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. p. Harris and son
Clifford drove to Wenatchee on We'd
nesday, combining business and
pleasure, taking in the play, cover
the HILL" at the Liberty.
Mrs. Paul Hodge returned home to
Leavenwolth early this week after
visiting in Portland, Oregon, for ten
days. She also enjoyed visiting
many other places of interest.
Mrs. c. j. Service returned here
Monday from visit at Spokane. She
was accompanied by her step-daugh-
ter, Miss Nettie Service, who will Wis
it for time at the home of r. E. ST.
mons.
Max Spromberg went fishing last
Sunday, caught two devil fish with
tentacles as long as Harris CODE one
crab and one dog fish. That's moving
some for a new settler.-Guemcs
DtdCllCOIflDpT.
The John Koerners, who formerly
lived here and who some months ago
moved from Seattle to Oconomowoc.
Wis, have recently established them
selves at Jefferson, Wis, where Mr.
koerner purchased a drug store.
Forest Ranger John S. Brender
and crew are now building a telc-
phone line to connect with the one
just completed to Tiptop mountain to
connect with the Ingalls, Creek fire
mems cabin at the old bridge site Of
the creek. This makes it possible to
get into quick communication with all
parts of Mr.. Brender's district.
Miss Berenice Darling and brother
Tommy, who had spent three months
with relatives in Kansas, returned
hcme Saturday morning. While away
they visited Lawrence, Kansas City,
EudOra, and other points in Kansas,
and by motor they made trip to the
beautiful Ozark mountains. They en-
loyed their visit very much, though
some extremely warm weather was
encountered
Mrs. j. T. Regner and daughtet,
Irene were up from Dryden Wednes-
day and purchased tickets to Califor-
MIA, expecting to leave the following
day from Dryden. They will make
their home in California. Mrs. Reg
ner has been with her daughter, Mrs.
D. B. Martin, at Dryden, since last
Autumn, when she came out from
North Dakota, and Miss Irene but re-
Gently arrived from Alberta only a
few weeks ago
Earl Harris celebrated his 10Th
birthday August 20, by entertaining
some of his friends at the home of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Z. p. Harris.
Music and games were enjoyed until
II o'clock, when. delicious two
course supper was served. The invit-
eo guests were Miss Margaret o.
Larey, Miss Inez Ewing, Miss Hazel
Pence, Miss Lucy Mcclure, Miss
Berenice Hastings, Miss Evelyn Hast
irgs, Loverne Gutherless, Clifford
Ball, Carl Love, Toe Watts, Wesley
Hoffman, Clifford Hickox and Clifford
Harris.
The Echo understands that a long
stretch of road up the Chiwawa is
county road and that the upkeep OF
this stretch ought to be looked after
by the county authorities. Much of
this road is very rough. 1t would be
greatly improved by cutting out the
roots. We have heard it suggested
that this could be best done by deep
blowing. However, the county an
thcrities know better how to keep
roads in condition than most of us and
the only matter which concerns the
general public is that the roads re-
ceive proper attention and upkeep.