The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1921-10-07

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worth Observation-Disclosures.
Mrs. Harry krondak and little child
came up from Columbia river last
Friday.
c. f. Stevenson recently purchased
the old Forestry building from Guy
/ Hamilton for a home.
Mrs. Amanda Town, Mrs. W. w.
Elmer and Mr.. and Mrs. A. Brown
/ drove to Seattle Sunday.
Mrs. W. Taylor, who had been here
visiting her sister, Mrs. B. H. Bryan,
left Monday for her home at Seattle.
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Mrs. ]. b. Palmer of Wenatchee,
who had been here visiting at the f.
n Burgess home, left Wednesday for
visit at Seattle
A marriage license was issued Sat
urday at Wenatchee for Carol r.
Braggs and Anna Bessie Carnahan.
| both of Leavenworth.
Mrs. Martin Cookery and son Rus
sci arrived here Monday from Seat
tie to visit week at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. X. l.. Haugh.
Jim Davis was out hunting a couple
days last week and up on the Icicje
h, found three different sizes of bear
tracks, but none to fit him.
The death trap has been finally
removed at the corner of the building
III which the Echo is housed, and a
| nice piece of cement walk laid.
G. H. Schubert, who has been oper-
ator at the Grand theatre for a con-
siderable time, went to Wenatchee
Monday to accept a like position at
the Gem
Mrs. Andy Abbott became very vi
client Monday and was taken into Gus
tody. Tuesday she was taken to
Wenatchee for an examination into
her mental condition.
John OIarey, who had been at
Othello during the summer working in
place Of Phil during the latter's i'll
ness, returned home last SATURDAY.
ard is now employed at the Mutual
Mercantile Co. store.
j. H. Wade and son Walter and Joe
Mclaughlin are among the lucky fish
ermen who have caught "big ones" in
the river below the dam. Joe saws he
got 9-pounder Wednesday morning
after many attempts.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. L. Ryan arrived
home Tuesday evening after spending
several weeks on tour to Portland
and other points up and down thu
coast and in the Sound country. They
had very enjoyable outing.
Dave and Fred Burgett and their
Boys were down below Wenatchee
Saturday and brought back the limit
O Hungarian pheasants. They went
again Sunday, Bob Smith going with
them, and again brought home the
limit.
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Mrs. Andy Abbott, taken in charge
here Monday night, escaped from
the sheriff at Peshastin Tuesday an
vas recaptured after a hard chase.
At Wenatchee when the sheriff took
her to restaurant for her supper,
she again escaped and ran down the
street screaming. Sheriff had a hard
run to catch her.
The Pythian Sisters lodge initiated
class of eight candidates at their
meeting Tuesday evening. This
lodge is now putting on some fine and
impressive degree work and with the
present rate of increase in member
ship, will soon be one of the really
strong lodges in the city Lunch was
served at the close of work.
Mrs. A. B. Wheeler reports that re-
Gently she left a package on her front
porch for the laurdryman and, sup
posing that he had called and taken
it, she thought no more about it until
It was time for its return, and as il
did not come back she called up and
found that the laundryndan had not
gotten the package, but that it had
been stolen. This information is
given so that others may be fore
warned of the presence of thieving
miscreants.
Complaint is made that the Noun
tain Home road is in bad condition.
Sheepmen have arranged with the
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