The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1922-01-27

Preaching at 10:45. Sermon sub
! ject, "The Fulfilment of the Law
Remains 10, $40.
Everyone heartily welcome to our
meetings.
VIM. LUECKEL. Pastor
Warm room for rent.-W. c. Bren-
der Phone 36S.
Mrs. A. C. Barclay went to Seattle
yesterday for a visit.
Julius Volck and son Dick were at
Cashmere Wednesday.
| w. w. Thomson was down from
Winton, returning home yesterday.
VIM. Van Brocklin has been at
We,Iatchee this week serving on the
jury.
The B. of L. E. F. will hold a dance
at their hall Saturday evening, Jan.
2S. Prize waltz, good music.
Theo. Paine and Harry Maston
Were at Wenatchee Tuesday to attend
the auto dealers meeting.
Ed. Kruger. who had been at Soap
Lake several weeks for his rheuma-
tism returned here Saturday and
then left Monday night for Seattle.
The Rev. Paul Hinderer of Portland
arrived here Monday and visited the
Rev. and Mrs. VIM. Lueckel, the two
| pastors leaving on No 8 Tuesday for
| Tacoma.
J. D. Wheeler, B. C. Rutherford,
| Frank O'Hara, Frank Hennessey, c..
A. Campbell, A. j. O'Larey and Geo
Hauber We're at Wenatchee Tuesday
evering to attend the Elks' smoker A
very fine time is reported.
Mrs. c. Grue, of Bellingham, arriv-
ed here last Saturday to visit her
daughter, Mrs. R. F. Taylor, and es-
| tablish diplomatic relations with the
new grandchild that recently arrived
at the Taylor home
The Wenatchee Valley Cooperative
AS citation will hold a meeting at the
Con munlty building Saturday after
| noon at 80 for the purpose of con-
sidel ing the construction of ware
house at Leavenworth and the fitting
of it with grading machines All in
| terested are urged to attend.
1t is just reported to US that trip
lets were born Jan. /, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Johnny Johnson at La Grande,
Oregon, and that the mother and lit
tie cnes, all girls, are doing nicely
! Mr. and Mrs. johnson were former
Les wentworth people. Mrs. Johnson
was Miss Maggie Howerton.
Lamenta Jane Munson, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. c. O. Munson, of Sun
nyslope, near Wenatchee, was injured,
while coasting Sunday afternoon and
died half hour later She was elev-
en- years of age. Her sled went into
a telephone pole near the road where
she and two other girls wer coasting
The other girls were but slightly in
jured.
A movement was started at Wen
atcEee this week at the meeting of
game commissioners and sportsmen
to bar the use of elks teeth as insig-
MIA Of the B. p O. f. 1t is we'll
known that elk are killed for their
teeth alone, the teeth selling for fab
ulors prices, to be worn by member
of the Elks lodges. The movement
was originally started by Hoquian
lodge.
A contest in attendance which vii
close on Easter Sunday is being car
ried on between the Cashmere an,
Leavenworth NJ. f. Sunday Schools
Casbmtre's attendance last Sunday
was 1873 and Leavenworth's, 1873. 4
pici ic will be gievn to the winners b!
the losing side some time this sum
mel. All who are not attending else
where are most cordially invited I.
come and boost the NJ. f. SUNDAY
School in Leavenworth.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. K Brouwer an,
Mrs. J. B. A dams entertained twenty
five of their friends Monday eveniG,
at he J. B. DeBlois home. The eve
ming was spent playing Five Hlr
| bred, Mrs. T. f. Paine and Mr.. Mer
riti Hagler winning first prizes, an
Mrs B. c. Rutherford and Mr. J, B
DeBlois second prizes. Miss Ne p
| Green entertained the guests by slnr
ing two selections, "Duna," and M
Shadow after which a bounti'
| luncheon was sei"red, and Mr.. Ruth =
ford gave us few pointers as to HOY
TO play "hand ball The guests wer
the following: Mr.. and Mrs. T. L
Paine, Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Field, Nj
and Mrs. B. c. Rutherford, Mr.. an
Mr. II. G. Kroll pfeiffer. Mr. and NJ
A. 7. Cable. Mr. and Mrs. ]. B. D.
Bios, Mr.. Merit. Hagler, Mr.. En-
Jores, Miss Norma Wansbrougl
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