The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1921-09-02

Attorney Howe attended to legal
matters at Wenatchee Tuesday.
DIR. Hoxsey was called to Mason
Creek Wednesday to visit patient.
Attorney Lindley was at Wenat-
chez Wednesday attending to court
matters.
The "bar" season opened Yesterday
and some of the enthusiasts were ou:
to "get theirs"
DR.. and Mrs. A. LEASING went to
Seattle Monday and will return the
latter part of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Tim Harrington came
up from Columbia River Monday to
visit at the j. B. DeBlois home.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. C. Olberg and baby
returned Sunday from their vacation
trip to Seattle and other point,
Saturday Special--water tumblers
a dollar dozen, 1T LaPointe's.-Ad-
vertisement
II. B. Young, operator of the Great
Northern at Cashmere, was in town
Wednesday attending to business
matters.
Mrs. d. o. Feril and two daughters
from Wilson creek arrived here last
Thursday to visit at the home of Mr..
ard Mrs. Art OI.a,ey.
Mrs. Frank Gibson and daughter
arrived home Monday from their visit
east. Mr.. Gibson met them at Spo-
kane and accompanied them home.
Misses Betty Lou and Margaret and
Master Joe Hearst arrived home Mon
cay from Ephrata, where Betty had
been for a month and the other two
for two weeks, visiting relatives.
VIM. Van Brocklin and party, who
went out to Shaffer lake last week re-
turned with about forty fish, anyone
OF which Mr.. Van Brocklin said was
Just right for diner for one person.
Henry Woldtvedt is having his va
cation from his duties at the Leaven-
worth State Bank this week and we
understand that ne and Mrs Wold-
tvedt have been "huckleberrying" ir
the Cascade district.
Reynold Rearick left Tuesday morn
ing for Cincinnati where he will con-
tinue his music studies under Mr..
John Hoffman,, the distinguished
American tenor. Enroute he will be
the guest of college friends at Delta,
Ohio.
Mrs. Mabel Schmidt and two chill
dren arrived Monday from Yakima
and stopped off for a visit at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. F. l.. Barkee. She is
niece of the Barkees. They were on
their way to Okanogan where Mrs.
Schmidt will teach school this year
Henry Koch Went to Spokane Tues
Gay morning, accompanied by the
Rev. VIM. Lueckel Mr.. Koch will re-
main there about ten days having ar
tificial limbs adjusted. 1t is expected
that he will then be able to get about
and will soon be walking with con.
siderable ease.
Mrs. E. H. Ball, who left here on
the 18th to meet her son, Lloyd, who
was in the government hospital at
Kansas City, Mo-, writes that he is
doing nicely at this time and she has
had him transferred to the Methodist
hospital at Hutching, Kansas, where
he will stay until released to come 20
Leavenworth to make his home with
his parents.
Miss Genevieve Jaeger entertained
number of her friends at birthday
party Tuesday afternoon. Those who
attended were Mary Wade, Luella
Love, Mercedes Sampson, Margertc
Clemens, Mildred Thompson, Bessie
Hardman, Margaret Codd, Alice
Sharkey, Loretta Hoff, Mary Baudin
Anna Lu Reed, Irene Blankenship
Mable Chandler, Nelly Ester Chand-
ler
A fire, said to have been caused by
match carelessly thrown down by a
Doe Tuesday noon just outside the
city limits on the east, near the
bridge, called out the fire Departments
and it was soon cut. A lady livna
near where the fire started, is said to
have seen man throw away a match
who, when the fire blazed up, took tc
his heels and went toward "hob1
beach," An old shack near where the
fire started was in danger of burning
and had it burned the high wind that
came up might Fave spread it to
ether buildings.