The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1921-07-22

attic Sunday for weeks stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Haskins will
leave today to spend week camping
or the Icicle.
Mrs. Taylor Yocom and daughter
went up to Lake Wenatchee Friday 70
visit relatives.
Mrs. Albert Sands leaves This
morning for Olney, Mont. where Mr.,
Sands is now working.
Take an Ansco camera with YOU on
your vacation trip. - Leavcnworth
Observation-Disclosures.
Wanted-a sawtoothed bull-pup to
watch premises of sound sleeping
fancier of roses and flowers.
Mrs. j. B. Adams and son Jay AMI
their guests from Seattle were driven
to Chelan Saturday by Lin Hart.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. S. Pipkin left YES
terday to spend week or so on the
Sound, visiting Seattle and other
points.
DR.. and Mrs. Briggs, of Hartford,
Mont, former residents of Leaven-
worth, arrived here Tuesday to visit
friends.
Mr.. A. c. Barclay expects to 90 to
Seattle at the end of this week and
return in few days accompanied by
Mrs. Barclay.
Mrs. o. M. Williams arrived last
Thursday from Spokane to visit her
son, J. A. Williams, and wife for a
while.
A reward of $500 vii be given any
one for proof showing who broke
window panes on building next to
Losekamp residence-A. o. Neutzel.
Advertisement. (30-4tpd)
Mrs. M. f. Kolph of Everett, who
had been here visiting her daughter,
Miss Laura Cunningham of the Leav-
enworth Mercantile Co., returned
hcme Wednesday afternoon.
A. d. Allen of the Winton Trading
Co., was in town Tuesday. He says
that he will miss our Chautauoua
next week on account of an engage
ment he has in the bayfield,.
B. H. Bryan, o. A. Lee, DR.. Law
and Harold Waldenberg drove to
Wenatchee Tuesday evening where
J. c. Penney Co. and the others took
in the town.
George Blocksledge, of Seattle, a
former business man and at one time
city clerk of Leavenworth, arrived
here Monday to attend to business
matters and renew acquaintance.
Mrs. A. f. Gardner and baby left
Tuesday for Seattle to join Mr..
Gardner. They will reside there for
the present. Leavenworth friends
are sorry to have them leave and
hope that they may eventually re-
turn here.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G.. Jarvis and Mr.
and Mrs. Brewer went up to Merritt
Saturday, returning Sunday. They
were bent on catching a basket of fish
and enjoying bit of the Big Out %
doors.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Olberg and
family returned home at Port Town
send, Wn., Monday, after visiting a
few days with their son, Clarence.
who is in the forest service here,
and with their nephew and wife, Mr..
and Mrs. F. C. Olberg.
Wanted-the address of ALVIN W.
Alexander. Anyone who can furnish
it, please communicate with j. W. FL =
lott, Leavenworth, his business
agent, as matters of importance need
his n.-Advertisement. (26tr)
Members of the NJ. f.. church anil
friends met at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Seeley Tuesday even
ins and enjoyed few hours of out
door air. There were some thirty
present. A walk along the Icicle
ditch was taken by many Ice cream
The Ladies' Aid of the Methods
church will meet Wednesday, Aug 3,
at 2:30, in the basement of the
church. Each member is asked t.
bring enough lunch for herself an
one or two more. Election of officer
will be held. All are cordially in
vited.
The Butler-KnoX Co. lost 1OS hea
of sheep last Friday. They were
driving them in to be shipped and
when they approached the Peshastn
creek the sheep made a rush for wat
e. and piled onto each other with the
result that many were trampled to
death or drowned. The loss is est
mated at nearly one thousand dollar.
DR.. Russell of Spokane, who is the
physician employed by the Grant
Smith Co. to attend to physical in
jury cases of their employees, was
here Tuesday to look after James F.
sen, who is in the Leavenworth Com
munity hospital and to attend to the
burial of c. F. Browning. He was
buried Wednesday. The COMPANY
was unable to ascertain the address Of
any relative or other person wna
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