The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1921-03-04

o. A. Lee arrived home Sunday
night from his trip east.
Messrs. J. c. Biles and w. J. Nv
cite went to Omak Tuesday.
Get in step for the prize waltz at
the X. c. dance, March II. I1-2t*)
G. B. Woodruff went to Wenatchee
Tuesday, returning home Wednesday.
Mrs. Jimmie Miller came up from
Cashmere Friday to visit her folks
and friends.
w. II. Lawson recently moved fro n
Wenatchee to the w. F. Schons ranch
below town.
The state fish commissioner has
assigned $4,000 eastern brook trout
fry to Chelan county.
The Knights of Columbus will give
their Second Annual Ball Thursday,
March II, at the Firemen's Hail. (2t*
A few box cars off the track at
Ephrata Tuesday delayed west bound
passengers No. 80 and an hour or
So
Frank Gibson recently had an op-
GRAFTON for hay fever and has neces-
sarily been taking lay-off. He says
that it was no joke either.
Frank Gibson recently had an op-
GRAFTON for hay fever and had neces-
sarily been taking lay-of. He says
that it was no joke, either
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Co
Operative Society will give a card
party this friday evening at the
Firemen's Hall. No charges are to
| be made.
The 3. & Better Club had another
dance last Friday night at the G. N.
Lumber Co. club house There was I
large attendance and the usual good
time is reported.
VIII the party who took my range,
Western Bell make. from my ranch
house, return same and avoid trouble.
as party is known. - Chas. Dahl
gren. Gtpd*D
Mrs. Basil Lang, who is leaving on
a visit to California, was entertained
by the Lady Firemen Tuesday after.
noon. Cards were played and Mrs.
VIM. Mckay won the honors.
Mrs. W. ID. Moore was taken very
sick recently and she and Mr. Moore
employed by the Make Sales Co..
went to Wenatchee Tuesday, where
she entered the Deaconness hospital
to have an operation.
II. A. Gartner, we are informed, has
leased the store room between the
Penney store and Ahlin's confection-
er and will open bakery business
about April |. Mr. Gartner is son
Of Mrs. w. Leslie of Leavenworth.
The Intermediate League of the NJ.
f. church entertained their mothers
last Monday evening. A program
was given, games played and refresh
ments served. The boys and girls
gave their mothers jolly good even
ing of fun
Bills Elliott and Moon were at
Wenatchee Tuesday. We asked them
on their return to give us some in
side dope on who is in the race for
postmaster, but these crafty politi-
clans were as noncommital as an
oyster.
Among those from here who at
tended the funeral of Engineer Duff
fy at Wenatchee last Saturday were
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Thompson, Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Mckay, Mrs. F. W.
Clemens, Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Apple
gate, Mrs. Victor Hoff, Mr.. Blomeke
and Mr. Ross.
Officers were recently on a still
hunt and found a still, but owing t.
the deep snow they were unable TO
move the still, and when later, they
returned to take the still away they
| could not find it or any trace of it or
its removal, we are told they are now
in doubt as to whether they had re-
turned to the right place or to some
other place.
On Thursday evening. Feb "a
Mrs. Ed. Tholin entertained at her
home number of her lady friends.
The rooms were tastefully decorate |
for the occasion. The program was a
game of Five Hundred, six tables be
ing required to seat the guests. Mrs
Town carried off the honors of the
| evening, the first prize, Mrs. Myette
| drawing the consolation. At the close
of the game delightful lunch was
served. The guests on leaving ex-
pressed themselves as having enjoyed
a very Dlpa SAINT aVepinU