The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1921-10-21

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Evening subject, Gam | My Broth
er's Keeper"
WIN. HOSKINS, Pastor.
A. Lindblom has been in Seattle
this week on business.
Mrs. Edith Pitchow went to Wen
atchee Monday afternoon.
Grandma Mohrinway went to Ever
EFT Monday afternoon on No. /.
Get your school supplies at Leav-
enworth Pharmacy.-Advertisement.
"The Jack Knife Man." School Mo-
ton pictures, next Tuesday.-Adver-
tisement
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Mcintosh expect
to leave in few days on a visit TO
the South.
Harry Maston went to Seattle
Wednesday to drive over with a new
sedan which had been ordered by VIM.
Van Brockln.
Mr.. and Mrs, +. l.. Sawyer were IN
from Blewett Wednesday doing some
shopping and attending to other bust
ness matters.
Cahill Bros. have contracted with
the Great Northern Lumber Co. to
log on lands opposite their ranch on
the Chumstick
The city schools have been closed
since Tuesday evening and the teach
ers have been at Wenatchee attend
ing the institute
A small wreck near Stratford
somewhat delayed traffic Wednesday.
No one was hurt. We were informed
that some cars were derailed.
W, A. Darling was up from Peshas-
tin Tuesday morning attending to
business affairs for the Wenatchee
Fruit & Warehouse Co.
The Clark Nicely dog, advertised
for last week, was recovered at Blew
EFT Tuesday, and the family is very
thankful, for it is a great pet .
Mrs. n. B. Day, accompanied by
Cashier c. A. Campbell and G.. A.
| Hamilton, attended to business mat.
ters at Wenatchee Wednesday.
The 16-months-od son of Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. S. Snyder had his arm broken
in some manner Tuesday and Dr..
HoXsey was called in to attend him
Mrs. VIM, Brender and Mrs. B. X.
Brewer visited in Wenatchee a couple
days the fore part of this week. Mrs.
Brender was the guest of Mrs. Joe
Evans.
Jack Frasier, formerly employed on
the repair track here by the Great
Northern Railway Co, returned here
the first Of the week after an absence
| OF dDoul INO years.
Rain set in here last Friday and IN
| til Wednesday not much work could
be done in the orchards With good
weather another week the crop will
about all be cared for.
Hal Featherstone underwent an OPP
Grafton Monday evening at the Com
munity Hospital, Leavenworth, for
appendicitis and DR.. Leasing reports
that he is doing nicely.
Mrs. Roy Holmes and Mrs. Art
Hoffman plan to leave next TUESDAY
to spend several months at their old
homes, Mrs. Holmes in Chicago AMI
Mrs. Hoffman in St. Paul.
Miss Lena Satterfeld returned
from Everett Wednesday accompan-
led by her friend Mrs. Ethel Girts-
berger, who stopped off here to visit
a few days enroute to Entiat where
her husband is employed.
The Day gum machine, stolen
some weeks ago, was recovered Wed
nesday-some boys finding it in the
park across the street from the
store. The glass globe which held
the gum had been broken and the
gum taken, but the lower part which
contained the pennies had not been
broken and the pennies were still in
it.
The Cascade Orchard road bridge
was recently completed and the old
bridge is being torn out. A mistake
has been made in the southern APP
proach to the bridge and it is APP
preached by short turn, not quite
so sharp as the turn in approaching
the old bridge but much sharper than
was necessary. The approach could
be bettered by cutting into the bank
and making a new one.
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