The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1922-06-02
THE LEAvENWORTH ECHO

Deryl Motteler arrived home las
week from the University
Miss Gertrude Townsend, of Libby
Montana, is visiting at the L. j. De
Rosia home.
Hemstitching and Pecoting.-
SIMPSONS Shop. If our work please.
you, tell others; if not tell US. (20tf)
Mrs. Jas. Wunder left Monday fol
! Winona, Mimi, where she expected tC
make an extended visit with relatives
and old friends.
The gas plant at Wenatchee has
been taken over by the Washington
Coast Utilities Co. and a new plant
is TO be installed.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Van Valkenburgh
and Mr.. and Mrs. O. A. Van Valken-
burgh and two children were Sunday
guests at the F. L. Barkee home.
Sheep began to arrive here from
the south at the end Of last week and
now they have been coming every
day. NJ. o. Yeats and Billy Knox
are among the first to arrive.
J. B. Nelson, employed at Tommy
Nolan's tailoring shop, has a very
fine picture of the Icicle creek dis
trict which he recently painted. Ii
may be seen in the shop window
Mr.and Mrs. Lish of Everett were
here the first Of the week enjoying
the privileges of our tourist camp
grounds and found them very salts
factory, They are old acquaintance
Of Mr.. and Mrs. C. G. Smyth and Wis
tied at their home on Tuesday.
Mrs. L. J. Nelson and Betty went
to Everett Sunday morning to visit
Mrs. Nelson's sister and mother, re-
turning here Monday Mrs. Nelson's
mother was starting on a trip to Ed
monitor. She is eighty-six years of
age, but still active both mentally and
physically.
A part of the road from Plain to
Mason creek on the west bank Of the
Wenatchee river, has been changed
and the road is said to be fine. The
experience of Messrs. Searles &
Smith, mentioned last week, we I'M
derstand was due to darkness and
their following the old road which
was flooded at the time.
Mr.. and Mrs F. G. Wheeler and
children, Mr.. Wheeler's sister, Mrs.
W. T. Laube of Seattle, and Guy
Hamilton left yesterday morning for
Mr.. Wheeler's old home at Waits
burg, Wn., to visit and attend the an
nual horse show and races. From
there they will drive to Astoria to
visit Mrs. Wheeler's father.
Mrs. T. G. Jarvis and children left
Wednesday for Spokane for a short
stay, after which they will go to
kooskie, Idaho, where they will spend
a couple months with Mrs. Jarvis ia
Their, j. r. Ramsey. Mr.. Jarvis, we
understand. is in California, being un-
able to stand the high altitude of
Arizona, and had not decided where
to locate.
Last Saturday afternoon Mrs. r. F.
Taylor and Mrs. c. G. Cockburn en-
tertained at an at home for Mrs. G.
B. Woodruff, at the home of Mrs.
Taylor. Some thirty-fve ladies
were present. Preceding the at home,
the ladies' bridge club held a very in
teresting session at the same place,
Mrs. Henry Woldtvedt winning the
head prize.
A still was discovered in Brender
canyon, near Cashmere, and raided by
deputy sheriffs Saturday. 1t is said
that the still and several hundred
gallons of finished moonshine" were
discovered on the premises of Archie
Staley He and Clyde Brown, who
said he came from Anacortes, and
who denied having knowledge of the
still or whiskey, were arrested.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Hansen and
daughter left yesterday on No. 4 for
a month or six weeks visit in North
Dakota and Minnesota They will
first visit Mr.. Hansen's brother and
family near Steele, n. D., then go to
Austin, Minnesota, to visit Mrs. Han
sens mother and other relatives in
that vicinity We trust that the
thunder storms will not be many dur
ing their visit.
Mrs. T. f. Paine, Mrs. B. c. Ruth
erford, Mrs. H. G. Krollpfeiffer and
Mrs. R. J. Smith gave kitchen
shower Wednesday afternoon at t e
home Of Mrs. Paine for Miss Norma
Wansbrough who is to be a June
bride. A very nice feature was that
of Maize Paine and Bobby Ruther-
forl hauling a little wagon in with a
large basket heaped with the offer
ings of those present.
A considerable number from the
city visited the "Top-o-th-Hill'' last
Sunday and found Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
ard Simons busy attending to the
needs Of guests. A large number of
autos were going both ways all day
and about every one stopped at the
"Top" for something. The day was