The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1921-11-11

Druggist +. G.. Wheeler went to Sc
attic Tuesday afternoon on short
business trip.
Before the White Man Came
next Tuesday at the School Motion
Observation-Disclosures.
Frank Null went over to Seattle
en- Monday on a short business trip.
returning Wednesday night.
Spend an enjoyable evening with 4
Brunswick monograph. - Leaven-
worth Observation-Disclosures
Frank Null has rented his house
across the pond from town to the
Shoemakers, reserving a room for
himself.
Buck Ewing and Harry Geerds re-
turned early this week from a duck
hunt down in the Moses Lake country.
They were fairly successful.
Red Mountain Ole left Monday for
Seattle, expecting. he said, to go with
Jack Cook to northern California to
prospect during the winter.
We are closing out our line of in
fant's dresses and gertrudes, kimonas
and gowns-bargain while they last.
Sampson .-Advertisement.
Hulen Denham was arrested in Sc
attic and brought back to Wenatchee
charged with breaking into and roo
bing a showcase in the Wenatchea
Department store.
r. B. Field was taken down SICK
last Friday and was at the hospital
until Tuesday afternoon when he
walked up town, then going to his
home. He will no doubt soon be in
his usual health.
Fred Sharkey, the engineer who
was employed here on the sidewalk
work, has been commissioned captain
of engineers of the Washington Ma
ton Guard Reserve Corps and will be
connected with the Howitzer Com
pany at Wenatchee.
Mrs. Jay Lonergan and son return
ed to Wenatchee Wednesday afr
visiting Mr.. Lonergan here. Mr..
Lonergan went out to the Royal De
velopment Companys mine at PED
Mountain yesterday, this, he sad be
ing his '1si trip this fall.
Dermer Fromm, who had been en-
ployed by Lou Brender, left on Wed
resdoy for his home at Occur d Alere
Idaho, to join his parents, being the
son of Roman Fromm, formerly Of
| Leavenworth. His aunt, Mrs. Emil
Bauman, went with him as far a.
| Wenatchee.
Joe Modar, an old friend of Chris
Smith, visited here few days He
resides at Stanwood and is a tailor
Chris says that Mr.. Modar, who is a
mute, at one time was a ball pitcher
| for the New York nationals. 1t i
presumed that no amount of yelling
could get him "up in the air"
Dude Brown and John Mccoy were
out hunting last Thursday and Fri
day and went away back on the Iciclc
Ridge, about fourteen miles from
town. They did not find any deer.
but saw lots of goat and Dude says
that since they are protected the goat
have become very tame. The deer
were already on their way east AMI
TO sign of them was found in the high
hills.
Bert Brown has been packing then
stock this week, preparatory to NOV
ing it to Spokane where the Browns
will open a clothing store. Mr.. A.
Brown has been in Spokane for some
time and has concluded that the
chance of building up a good business
is much better there than any othet
district of the state he has visited.
Leavenworth friends will hope that
they may be successful in securing a
fine business.
The Yoeman lodge held a house
party last Saturday evening at the
home of Mr.. ana Mrs Randel Helm
rich, when a kitchen shower was Civ
en- as surprise on Miss Madeline
Van de Grift. who is soon to become
the bride Of Joseph Grow. At the
same party those assembled nearly
fell dead when Harvey Halleck walk
ed in and introduced his bride The
evening may be mildly described as
one of many thrills to those partici-
pating in this party.
J. B. Schons, Clarence Campbell
and Mr.. and Mrs. r. F. Taylor were
at Wenatchee Tuesday to attend the
Greater Wenatchee Irrigation pro
ject meeting, and report that there
was a great turnout and that all wer
enthusiastically supporting the move
ment, hundreds Of those signing 10