The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1921-12-23
Local Happenings


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The Royal Neighbors will give =,
New Years Eve dance. All are in
vited
Mr. and Mrs. George Zachow were
at Wenatchee between trains last
Saturday.
FRANK Wlngate came in on No. 80
last Saturday to spend few hours in
the city.
'ieorge HoXSey arrived home Tues
Lay from the University of Oregon
ter the holiday vacation.
Wenatchee voted last Saturday 10
issue $4,000 school bonds to enlarge
their high school and also the Lincoln
school
A marriage license was issued last
Saturday to G. H. Schubert of Leav-
enw"rth and Miss Bessie Patrick of
Pesnastin
Mr.. Gateskill Of Spokane arrived
here Saturday to spend Sunday with
Mrs. Town and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Hennessey.
&. b. Woodruff was in the upper
country Monday and Tuesday on out
side work for the Great Northern
Lumber Co.
Mrs. G. W. Lancaster takes sub
scriptions to all magazines; lowest
rates given. Please call or phone 27O
-3O7 Central Ave. (3S-tf)
Beginning Saturday night, Dec. "a.
the Cooperative store will close at
p. M, and will close each Saturday
thereafter at p. M. until further
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Tie Leavenworth Prammacy is nov
nicely settled in the new quarters IN /
business is going on smoothly. NJ.
Olberg will be Glad to have all cor.c
in and look over the new layout.
An attempt was made this week to
get the Wenatchee high school team
here for game with the All-Stars,
but they could not come Thursday
and their offer to come Friday had to
be rejected.
Mr.. and Mrs. Minor McLain AMI
son and grandson, all of Leaven-
worth, went to Anacortes last week
to visit during the holidays with rela-
tives and on the Oath Mr.. and Mr..
McLain will celebrate their golden
wedding
Welshs got back into business in
their new quarters a few days ago
and are ready to serve all. They o1e
making a special effort to make Their
cafe attractive and provide a me IL
that cannot be surpassed at the pric 5
demanded
Rex Anderson, employed at the
plant of the Peshastin Fruit Growers
Assn. at Peshastin, was hurt in the
elevator Tuesday and brought to the
Community hospital for Treatment
He was considerably bruised up but
we understand is expected soon to
recover.
A 10-acre ranch owned by Opie
Reid, the noted author and lecturer
was recently sold at Watervile for
taxes and was bid in for $500 1t :
said to be all planted to bearing trees.
A son of the author tried fruit grow
ing and threw up the job. Not many
ten-acre tracts in bearing trees can
be purchased for ten times the
amount.
Mrs f. L. Sawyer left last Friday
Cor the home of her parents at Hell
ena, Montana. The family is to have
a reunion Christmas and as Mrs.
Sawyer's mother was recently injured
in a fall, Mrs. Sawyer went home
early to assist in supervising prepar-
ations for the event. Mr.. Sawyer
will join here there in time for the
festivities.
Mrs. L. ]. Nelson says that man.
inquiries are coming in about real e,-
| tate. The prospect is good for he
movement of much ranch land III
coming year for this section is becom-
ing famous for its excellent climaclo
| conditions and productivity. For tho,
who wish a mild winter climate and
dry, pleasant summers, where the
dairy and poultry business thrives un-
der ideal conditions; where hay farm
ing is a success and where fruit pays
almost beyond belief, there is no bet
ter spot on earth than right here at
| Leavenworth.
Friday evening, December 16, 1921.
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John "a.
kremer, 1880 End Az. n. W., Seattle,
Wash, Elsie X. + omer, third dauy i
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