The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1921-04-29
THE LEAVENWORTH ECHO

DR.. Hoxsey visited the county sea-
Tuesday.
Organdie Flouncing for graduation
dresses at SIMPSONS. (1t*)
Miss Ramona Space of Everett. wa.
q weekend visitor here with the
Lindley family.
Three Wenatchee boys have beer
taken into custody for pilfering from
autos, cellars and iceboXes.
Bingham dresses for ladies'; ging.
ham dresses, bingham rompers, cling.
ham creepers, at SIMPSONS. (1t*)
Mr. Frank Swenson returned tc
Leavenworth Sunday after spending
several days with friends in Wenat.
chez
Russell J.. Palmer was down from
lis ranch on the Chiwawa river We'd
nesday with a load of rutabagas
which he sold and which are on sale
at local stores.
The employees of the Leavenwortt
Supply Co. had thier regular monthly
gathering at Welch's Cafe last Fri
cay evening to discuss business mat
ters and enjoy social hour.
Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Krollpfeiffel
drove to Cashmere last Friday after
noon, where Mrs. Krollpfeiffer visit
ed while Harry drove on to Wenat-
chez to attend to business matters.
Mr. Alex Duncan received WORD
Saturday from relatives that his
daughter, Mrs. Mole johnson. was
very i'll. Mr. Duncan left on the first
train for Tacoma to be at the bedside
of his daughter.
DR.. and Mrs. W. W. Elmer arrived
home Friday from a trip which start
ing Sunday, April II, took them tc
Walla Walla and other points, includ-
ing Ephrata, where they visited the
J. F. Merrill family, former residents
OF LeavenWolth.
Frank Parker, of Seattle. travelling
engineer for the Great Northern Rail
way Co., was here last Saturday, ac-
companled by Mrs. Parker and drove
down the valley with Edwin Hoxsey
and Jack Seig to see a real fruit
country when the blossoms were COM
ing out. We understand that they
were much pleased with the valley.
Mrs VIM. Brender entertained at a
two O'Clock luncheon Saturday after
noon in honor of Miss Minnie Haglel
OF Tacoma. A very delightful after
noon was spent, the following ladies
all old friends of Miss Hagler. being
present: Mrs. Bert Hagler. Mrs. r
}. Smith, Mrs. C. S. Taylor, Mrs. S. G.
DAILY, Mrs. Jack Roth, Mrs. r. C. DAILY
Mrs, Oft Brender
In a recent decision Judge Grim
shaw denounced the attempt on the
part of Mrs Sarah f.. Tupper to gain
possession Of the Henry Hartman or
chard tract at Wenatchee. The tract
contains fifty acres and is estimated
to be worth 100000. It seems that
Mr.. Hartman had become surety for
+. Messerly and in devious ways il
was sought to hold this land, though
the sum for which he was surety had
long been paid.
B. +. Spiva, one of the railroad
boys laid off some time ago and who
was working on the 1cicle ditch, step
red on a bit of stone Wednesday,
morning in such a manner that the
wrench threw his hip out of joint
For few minutes he went on en-
Geavoring to work, but soon found il
necessary to quit, but it was not un-
til toward evening that he went to
the hospital where DR.. Leasing discov-
cred the dislocation and reset the
joint.
World; Road Supervisor Tom Par
IRISH reports that an unusual amount
OF damage was done at different
points along Blewett Pass road dur
ing the past winter. Slides buriec
the entire roadway many feet in snow
ice, dirt, rocks and trees. In some
places the entire outer portion of thu
road was carried away and new worl
has to be done to restore it to the
proper width. Mr. Parrish has crew
Of about Il men at work on the iot
but it is doubtful if they will have the
/ ass road opca by May Is. In many
places it is too wet to do anything al
present and this Is delaying the pro
gram of reconstruction.
The services last Sunday evening al
the Community building, commemor-
ative Of the 102nd anniversary of the
founding of the |. 0. o. F.. was at
tended by some three or four hundred
people. Besides members of the Leav-
enworth lodge and the Rebekahs ano
others, some fifteen or twenty Ode
Fellows from Cashmere were pres
ent, and listened TO the address by
Rev. VIM. Hoskins with great inter
est. Rev. Hoskins is an old member
of the order and familiar with it,
aims, objects and accomplishments
His address covered the whole career
of the order. setting forth its benev-
olences. particularly the great good
il has accomplished through furnish
ing homes for old people and orphans
Too mucn can hardly be said of this
order and it should continue to grow
and spread its benign influence