The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1922-09-29

atchee Wednesday.
Card party and dance at X P hall
Tuesday, Oct. 2-35c,
B. c. Rutherfor was on the sick list
Wednesday, but is out again.
Herbert Davis, of Bend. Oregon,
writes renewing his subscription to
the Echo.
Talbot West went to Seattle Mon
day and will attend the University
Of Washington.
The Misses Gladys and Iva West
visited in Wenatchee and Cashmere
Monday and Tuesday.
There will be lecture on China
this friday evening at the NJ. E.
! church No admission fee is charged.
f. c. Booth arrived Monday morn
ing from his ranch in British Column
bia and may remain through the win
ter.
The Methodist Ladies Aid will
meet at 7:30 on the evening of Oct.
4, in the basement of the church All
interested are urged to be present.
Bert Holloway and Harold Day left
Tuesday for Eugene, Oregon, to at
tend the university, Luverne Guther-
less left yesterday for the same place.
NJ y. Hoxsey, of Spokane, nephew
Of DR.. Hoxsey, has been here a few
days on a visit at the Hoxsey home.
He is in the sporting goods business
at Spokane.
Miss Gladys West, who has been
employed during the summer as look
out on Sugar Loaf Mountain, left
Yesterday for Boston to attend the
Curry School of Expression.
Mrs. E H. Ball and little son went
to Seattle Wednesday. Mr.. Ball and
both the larger boys are employed by
the Alaska Can Co and Mrs. Ball and
son expected to visit them a few days.
Pythian Sisters regular meeting
Tuesday at 8 p. m. sharp Oct. at
X. P. hall. After lodge 900" card
party from 9 to 1920 and dance from
1920 to u. Admission 35c Every
body come.
The Women's Civic club invites
the members of the Commercial club
and their families to attend basket
social and dance at the X. ?. hall
Wednesday evening, Oct. 4th at .
o'clock. All ladies bring baskets.
Vim. Watson was down to Wen
atchee, returning here Wednesday.
He visited Al Pesch at the new hotel
1t the terminal and says that it IS a
good one. They are now putting in
a three thousand dollar heating plant
Mrs. c. A. Campbell and daughter
4 Constance arrived here Tuesday on the
i 5elated No. 3, and have been visiting
friends. They have spent the sum
mer at Glacier Park. Montana, but
row expect to make their home at Sc
attic and will leave for that city to-
+ lay.
The high school football team and
a team made up from old players en-
oloyed at the saw mill met in a fierce
scrimage one evening last week.
/ There were several universities repre-
sented in the mill team and they won
/ by a score Of y to 6. The school
team is to play at Chelan today.
A considerable number of ladies met
/ Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Durand
to sew for the new hospital.They plan
10 hold meetings every week. These
meetings are purely community af-
fairs. no lodge, church or other or
ganization sponsoring them, and we
understand that il is the desire Of
those who have taken the initiative
that any woman Of the community
come and help.
Ira Vest disappeared five weeks age
last Sunday and up to few days ago
no word had been received as to his
fate or where he is. He was in the
war and in battles in France and it is
thought that he was suffering from
lapse of memory when he went away
His father says that he had told OF
being in a very severe battle and that
throughout a whole night shells fell
and exploded all about him. and it Is
probable that he suffered shell shock