The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1921-09-16
THE LEAVENWORTH ECHO

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Tuesday on legal business.
Grand Matron Edith Gattils, of Sc
attic, will visit Cascade Chapter on
Sept. 10Th.
A. c. johnson went to Spokane
Wednesday for few days away from
business.
Mrs. Emma Stage and Mrs. W. &.
Schannach were Wenatchee visitors
Wednesday.
Good dry body wood, $3.50 per cord
| delivered, at Franklin Lumber Co.
| Advertisement.
keer wide mouth Mason jar lids,
while they last, 3 pkgs. for 25c.-La-
Pointe's .-Adveltisement.
See Wallace Reid in School Motion
Pictures next Tuesday in Excuse
My Dust. "-Advertisement.
Plain white sauce dishes 10 cents
each, plates at 49,, water glasses at
$1.00 doz., at LaPointe's.- ADVERTISE
ment.
Attorney Lindlev went to Cash
mere Saturday and from there to
Wenatchee, appearing in both places
for client
The Rev. VIM. Lueckel went to Ia
coma Thursday to attend the confer
ence of the Lutheran church for the
North Pacific district.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Holloway are
here from Warrensburg, Mo-, and
will spend the winter with their son,
J. H. Holloway, and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. Paine and chill
dren were at Cashmere Sunday to at
tend the funeral of Mrs Clark, who
was Mrs. Paine's aunt.
w. w. Thompson same down from
Winton Monday ard remained until
Tuesday afternoon, attending to bust
ness matters and visiting acquaint-
ances.
The travelling salesman will be al
Simpsons Monday with full line of
suits, coats and dresses. Don't miss
this opportunity 10 select your fall
merchandise. -Advertisement
The Womans Foreign Missionary
Society will meet Tuesday afternoon,
Sept. 20, at 2:30, at the home of Mrs. |
Stage. Mrs. Hendricks will be pro-
gram leader. All ladies invited to be
present.
Work on the bridge over the Wen
atchee river southwest of town is
progressing nicely and it will soon be
up. The fills will then be made and
in two or three weeks the bridge will
be passable.
Ranchers having winter banana ap-
piles have been picking them this
week Most orchards will probably
have other varieties ready for the
pickers when the bananas are in and
picking will soon be general here.
The contract for building the Wen
atchee Elk's home was let on Tues
day to Contractor VIM Wills, of Sc
attic, at $S0,596 Wells & Wade got
the contract for the plumbing AMI
heating plant at S1S,79O. The lodge
furniture and fixtures are expected
t. cost an additional $4,000. Work
will begin at once
Two more Leavenworth fruit grow
ers last week signed the 5-year con-
tract of the Wenatohee Dist. Coop
erative Association and have united
with the Leavenworth Local of that
organization. We understand the
tonnage of this association is being in
creased materially throughout the en-
tire district.
NJ +'dl n 10 / cth, iltdtl Vi the a u
diting department of the Wenatchee
Dist COOPERATIVE Association, spent
a part of last Thursday in Leaven-
worth on business in connection with
| the association. Each of the Leaven-
worth banks has subscribed 100000
o. the Serial Crop Moving Notes with
which this association is financing its
growers.
Miss Genevieve Barkee entertained
the lady members of the faculty and
a few other friends at her home Sat
Grday afternoon from three to five.
It was a get-acquanted affair, as
there are a number of instructors this
year new to Leavenworth Miss
Merle Greene rendered two vocal Sc
lections in her usual charming way.
which We're very much enjoyed after
which Miss Barkee put everyone to
work filling in blanks in a Grand
mothers Kitchen Puzzle" Each blank
was to be filled in with the name of
some kitchen utensil. A fter several