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

ABOUT august LIST Tor Toronto, Can,
where Mr.. Cannaday will represent
the car men at their national conven-
ton in that city
Work is progressing on the auto
matte signals to be placed between
Leavenworth and Skykomish between
now and fall. We understand the
staff system will be discontinued be-
tween these points about that time.
10 use a familiar expression in
railroad circles, H. B. Rohrbaugh
bumped F. f. Van Orden on the
Columbia River helper on Wednes-
day. If our readers are in doubt as
to the meaning of this term, just ask
the railroad boys-they know.
Mrs. Ed. Reynolds and two chill
dren and her sister Mrs. Sparks, left
fol Bellingham on No. 8 Monday
morning. Mrs. Reynolds will spend
about six weeks in Bellingham.
c. ID. Huston is working at Wenat-
chez on the switch engine at that
point
Engineer LeFevre of Hillyard spent
Saturday in Leavenworth attending
to business matters.
Roy Stovall of Spokane has been
visiting his sister, Mrs. Frank Han
over during the past week.
Engineer Thompson of Tye spent
Sunday in Leavenworth, going to Sc
attic on No. 1 Monday.
Carl B. Elliott Of Spokane has taken
a position in the yard office, dispac-
ing r. G. Glen, who has gone to Spo-
kane. Mr. Elliott's family will be
here in the near future
Mrs: A. L. Mitchell is visiting with
N I- l. Il l., ~ II
Mrs. I. J. Logan and daughter
Mary went to Hillyard on Saturday to
visit Mr., Logan who is employed in
Hillyard
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Tolbert left on
NO. q Tuesday afternoon, and will
spend few days in the city.
r. I. Tripplett, Spokane division
trainmaster, spent several days in
Leavenworth during the past week.
J. NJ. Doyle and F. S. Elliott were
official visitors 1T the terminal on
Monday of this week
A. o. Neutzel returned to his home
at Seattle Tuesday.
Try Stokes Ice Cream at Leaven-
worth Advertisement
Miss Francis DeBlois went to Win
throp, Wn, Saturday to spend her va
cation.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Putnam and
baby are visiting relatives at Everett,
driving over Sunday.
Try our Mosquito Lotion on your
camping trip. - LeavenwOrth Phar-
| macy .-Advertisement.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Amundson and
| baby were over from Ellensburg Sun
| day for a load Of their househoi |
goods.
DR.. l.. B. Manchester of Wenatchee
was elected president of the Wash
| ington State Dental association at the
! meeting at Vancouver, B. c., last
week
Sheriff Forsythe was elected Chef
dc Care Of the 4Sers-(Chevaux s.
Hommes 400 and the 1922 American
Legion convention will be held 1t
Wenatchee.
The junior member of the Echo
Publishing Company came near hav-
| ing to go without his breakfast one
| morning recently as the result of a
raid on his icebox by John Doe or
Jennie Roe, or perhaps both of them.
The Marshack Brothers clothing
store at Wenatchee was broken in 70
Saturday night. This was the third
time in three years. Some three o.
four hundred dollars worth of goods
were stolen.
|. Ranger Bergman arrested and
brought before Justice j. C. Davis in
Leavenworth two section men who
| burned forest material without per-
mits Notwithstanding that they
were employed and were burning for
the railroad company they had to pay
fires of $500 and costs.
Mrs. NJ. Farmer, of Seattle, who for
many years prior to 1909 was a teach
er in the Leavenworth schools, re-
turned home Monday after a visa
with Mrs. G. T. Walker and other old
friends. Mrs. Farmer found many OF
her old pupils now with families OF
their own and with children of school
age.
Mrs. r. Smith entertained a few
friends Saturday night of last week
in honor of the newlywed, Mrs. Dick
Simons. A very delightful social eve
ming was had, at the conclusion of
which a most delicious lunch was
served. Those present were Mrs. A.
T. Sutton, Mrs. Fl. G. Krollpfeiffer
Mrs. Jack Roth, Mrs. Thos. Pipkin
Mrs. c. l.. Taylor, Mrs. C. J. Simons
Mrs. Bert Hagler, Mrs. Fox, Mrs
Strome, Mrs. Roy Holmes, Mrs. Lloyd
Durand, Mrs. VIM. Brender. Mrs
Warren Reid Wenatchee. Mrs. Berry
Portland, Ore, Miss Gladys Simons
! Miss Mildred Strome. Miss TAYLOR.