The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1921-08-26

w. L. Brien, of Spokane, is visiting
a! the home of his sister, Mrs. J. f..
Tracy.
Mrs. Bethel, Mrs. Jimmie Miller
and Mrs. Dick Daily arrived Tuesday
on No. 1.
The Union Oil Co. is to establish i
one hundred thousand dollar oil plant
AT Wenatchee.
ID. Nj. Stall has been at Wenatchee
tci eye treatment, necessitated by the
sting of an insect.
W. A. Brien was down from Cas-
cade this week, taking a day off to
visit his children.
For Sale-Peerless Watermelon
washing machine almost new.-Her-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Miss Marian Hamilton arrived
home Wednesday from a weeks visit
with friends at Wenatchee.
Mrs. Harry Moore and son of Puy-
allup, Wn., arrived here last Satur-
day for a visit 1t the home of Mr..
and Mrs. J. B. DcBlois.
Miss Fern Lindey visited Lake
Chelan the first of the week in COM
pany with Miss Gcneveve Barkee AMI
others, arriving home Wednesday.
VIM. Anderson is now on on his va
cation from his duties at the Sanitary
Market and he and Mrs. Anderson
and the children went out to Red
Mountain Sunday for few days.
The following births are reported
from the Community hospital: Aug.
l to Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Sauer of Pc
shastin, a daughter; Aug. IS, to Mr..
and Mrs. Victor Messkomer of Plain,
a son.
Services will be held next SUNDAY
evening at o'clock in the X. p. hall
III Leavenworth, Rev. Harry l.. Bell,
pastor Of the Wenatchee Christian
Church, will preach Several auto
loads from Wenatchee are expected to
attend.
Miss Dolly Comerford, of Butte
Montana, arrived here last Wednesday
week to visit Mrs. Green at the A.C.
johnson home. She returned home
Tuesday and Mrs. Green and Baby
johnson accompanied her as far as
Spokane where they will visit for a
couple weeks.
County Commissioner Long enter
tanned the county officials at his cabin
on Lake Wenatchee Saturday evening
and Sunday. A program of stunts
was held Saturday evening under the
leadership of michigan SLIM" other
wise known as Sam r. Sumner, prose-
crting attorney and story writer.
A plea is made by the committee n
charge of raising funds for the sur
Vey of the big irrigation project
Lake Wenatchee to Quincy-for the
closing up of the campaign to raise
funds with which to make the sur
vey. The survey will not be under
taken until enough money is in the
hands of the committee to pay all
costs.
Our attention is sometimes called
to items we have missed. OF course
VIC sometimes PRINT things that we
probably know nothing about, but it
is safer for readers and patrons TO
give US such information as they can
when they know Of matter mention
OF which they or others might visa
made. Our telephatic senses have not
yet been so far developed that we can
safely depend upon them in all cases.
Elmer and Ted Ogden took few
hours off last Saturday evening after
wal N anu NcHt up tIit IClCle W Eight
Mile where on Sunday morning they
held contest. Ted caught the most
fish but Elmer had the largest ones.
so they called it draw, dividing the
two baskets by weight in brotherly
manner and returning to the bosoms
of their respective families. Ted
caught 81 fish and Elmer 36-not bad
work considering the arid condition
cf the land of the free and home Of
the brave. OF coul Sc no one thinks of
questioning their claims.
A beautiful and dainty bridal show
t" was given in honor of Mrs. Sam
Burgess, nee Miss Mildred Strome,
OF Thursday evening, August Is, by
Mrs. X. l.. Leslie, Miss Merle Greene
asd Mrs. H. X. Fcatherstone at the
home of the latter. The house was
made most artistic with rainbow
arch, at the foot of which was the
mythical pot of gold containing the
gifts. The lights, dimmed by rain
bow shades, lent soft glow to the
rooms, and set off the brides table.