The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1921-09-23

B. A. Darling went over to Everett
last Friday for couple days stay
The assessed value of Chelan coun-
ty as fixed by the state board is $50
794,15S.
VIM. Van Brocklin and O. NJ. Van
Brocklin drove to the fair at Yakima
this week.
Clifford Newdall will go to Seattle
today to resume his studies at the
University.
Deryl Motteler went to Seattle last
Friday to resume his studies at the
State university.
F. I. Motteler and his brother from
Columbia River went up to Phelps
creek last Friday on a bear hunt.
f. NJ. Gillette of Malaga was re-
elected member of the executive
committee of the Good Roads conven-
ton last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Hodge drove to
Wenatchee the first of the last week.
accompanied by Mr.. o. E. Schooner
Of st. Paul, Minnesota,
Harry Maston is now employed in
the Cascade Garage, making it pos
sible for Mr.. Paine to get out more
and look after outside matters.
Rain threatened here for several
days and finally Tuesday evening
good showers fell, thoroughly soaking
the ground and putting fruit in fine
condition for picking, as all the dust
anG sediment from the spraying was
washed off. Four-tenths of an inch
fell.
Sixty |. w. VS. were arrested at
Wenatchee Monday and eight of
them Gall that carried red cards.
were held and prosecuted. The 9th
ers were let go. Evidence was OBJ
tanned that the |. w. WIS will en-
deavor to organize the apple pickers
of this district.
Mrs. J. B. Adams, Mrs. j. B. De
Blois and daughter Frances, Mr. and
Mrs. B. K Brewer, Earl Jones, Miss
Wansbrough, DR.. C. A. Laws.
Mrs. ]. D. Ely and Miss
Edith Sinclair went over to Embro on
No. 8 Sunday morning for an outing
in the hills. The latter four liked
from Embro to Scenic while the 9TH
ers stayed in the vicinity of Embro.
Rain fell the whole day and, while
Leavenworth people shed water quite
readily, all in this party seem to have
been pretty thoroughly saturated be
fore they again reached home.
The Eastern Star enjoyed visit
from Grand Matron Edith Gattis on
Monday evening, September 10Th. a
large number of members and visitors
were present. Delightful refresh
ments were served by the committee
III charge. On Tuesday, September
20, a school of instruction was held in
Wenatchee at the Masonic Temple.
The following local members of the
Eastern Star were present: Mr.. and
Mrs. F. A. Constable, Mr. and Mrs. w.
Stage, and the Mesdames Mottelcr,
Gutherless, Ewing, Brown. Wettstein,
Wheeler, Walker, Ruth and Hodge.
Several honest persons were dis
covered in Wenatchee last week,
which reminds US that this old world
is not such bad place after all and
we never could understand why some
people will deliberately shuttle off in
to another of which they know moth
ing. One of the honest men was o. r.
Williams, the Ephrata harnessmaker,
who found wallet with 800 in which
he turned over to the police and they
in turn restored it to its owner, J. +.
Bedford, an apple picker. Another
was James Thomas of the Morris
Hardware Co., who picked up a S.
william someone had thoughtlessly
left lying on the counter, and when he
saw an advertisement of Dale Bar
nett, a carrier for the World, who had
lost So, he consulted him with the in
tention of turning it over to him. But
Barnett said that the bill Thomas
had was not his and he would not
have it-going down as the third hon
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