The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1921-08-19

riet went to Seattle Monday.
No. / Bluestem wheat $3.50 per
cwt., at Motteler's. Advertisement
Mr.. and Mrs H. S. Rearick and son
Reynold Sundayed at Lake Wenat-
chez.
For Sale-Peerless watermelon
washing machine, almost new.-Her-
Observation-Disclosures
Floyd Rearick, Walter Wade and
Harry Gibson spent the week end
fishing up Icicle. They report a good
catch.
Joe Fitzpatrick, of Spokane, has
been here on visit with the HoXsey
boys. He is former Leavenworth
boy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Haskins and
daughter are on a visit to WOODBURY..
Oregon, but are expected home in u
few days
Mr.. and Mrs. f. C. Olberg and little
child left last Sunday to spend week
or ten days at Seattle and other
points on the Sound
Mrs. Mckenzie, former resident
of Leavenworth, arrived here Tues
day to visit old friends. The family
row resides in Wyoming.
Mrs. Claud Mcleod arrived here
Wednesday from Everett to visit he"
folks, the Freuchtnichts, and othei
relatives and friends.
Miss Edith Shot, of Cashmere,
has been doing the bookwork at the
Leavenworth Market during Mrs.
Butler SIMPSONS vacation.
A. f. Moore, who comes from Wen
atchee, is opening a shoe repair busi-
ness in the Bjorke building, former
~ occupied by the Make Sales Co.
Supt. Bowersox passed through
LeaVenworth Tuesday on No. | en-
route to Olympia to the meeting of
the county superintendent of the
state.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Taylor accom-
panied Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Bauer to
Spokane on their return home last
Friday and have been visiting there
since.
A. NJ. Lee, an old friend of 7. G.
Northern Lumber mill, arrived here
70 fol la ,nh Of
the night shift. He comes from Win
chester, Idaho.
Mrs. Emmett Barkee, Miss Gene
We've Barkee and Mr.. Leslie Mercer
autoed to Wenatchee Saturday even
ing to see Mrs. Barkee's sister, Mrs
Hilton, who is in the hospital there.
They returned home on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. f. A. Shenken and
son Robert came over from Seattle
last Friday and visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam knowlton until Wednesday when
they returned home. Mrs. Shenken is
sister of Mrs. Knowlton.
n. f. Bersing, OF Spokane, regis
tered pharmacist, entered the employ
of the Leavenwor.h Pharmacy last
week. Mr.. Bersing has had thirty
years experience in the drug business
and has specialized in rus-fitting As
a side profession.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. A. Ransom, Of
Long Beach, California, stopped off
here the first of The week to visit the
Motteler family. Mrs. Ransom is a
sister of Mrs Motteler The Ransoms
were on their way home from a visit
IN Iowa and elsewhere.
The saw mill of the Great North
crn Lumber Co. is now running two
shifts, day and evening, the evening
shift starting Tuesday evening Of
this week. The box mill is also OPP
Grating two shifts and one machine
of the planning mill runs an evening
shift
Mr. and Mrs. Il. f. Taylor arrived
home Monday evening from their va
cation trip to Bellingham and other
points. Mr.. Taylor says that the
Pass is now in pretty good condition,
but some of the places where new
work has just been completed the
uuSl rises III CLOUDS so uenSo tlldt IL Is
fIightful to drive through, especially
when a number of cars come over in
close succession
The Leavenworth Cooperative So
ciety will give picnic for their mem
bers and families Sunday, Aug. 81, at
ingalls, Creek. Transportation will be
furnished and all members having
cars are requested to use them and
help take the crowd out. Meet at the
Firemen's Hall at o'clock. Each one
bring their own lunch and cups, knife,
fork and spoons. Free paper plates,
coffee and ice cream. Committee: Mrs.
Chas. Eckhardt, chairman; Mrs. Jack
Farrell, Mrs. w. w. Cahail, Mrs. V.
Hof, Mr.. S. A. Potter
Reynold Rearick returned from his
trip to the coast on Saturday morn
ing. At kelso he was the guest of
his uncle, George Rearick. In Port
land he visited with Mr.. and Mrs. w.
c. Roach, formerly of this city. Their
sor Howard is spending the summer
a, Petaluma, California. and word re-
ceived from him during Reynolds Wis
il says that he expected to motor to
his home with friends about the first
| Of September to continue his music
studies in which he is making splen-
did progress. Mr.. and Mrs. Roach