The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1922-01-20
Railroad Items Of
Timely Interest

Mrs Martin Roach of Wilson Creek
has been here since Saturday, having
beer called here by the illness of he
sister, Mrs. Edith Pitschow. Mrs.
Pitschow was removed to the Deac-
oness Hospital a. Spokane on No. /
Wednesday.
L H. Teller Of Cascade Tunnel
came down on No. Wednesday to
contract some business in Leaver-
worth
5. Elliott, Genl. Supt., Spokane
J. N Doyle, Supt.. Spokane, and c.
MeDonough, Supt- Everett. were of.
fetal visitors at Leavenworth. termin-
al or Tuesday.
!. J Clark. master mechanic Of
Spokane, visited Leavenworth in an
Official capacity on Tuesday.
Mrs F. B. Slavin spent several day.
in Spokane with some cousins who are
enroute to Honolulu
Mrs. W. H. Moore. who has beer
i'll fol some time past. is better. but
Is SILL confined 10 the bed.
l.. l. Briggs Is at his home once
more having been removed from the
hospital 10 his home, but will be CON
fined to the house for some weeks to
come We understand.
Kert Hagler has been laying off on
/ account Of indisposition.
J. A. Davis returned on Saturday
from trip to different points in the
stare and near by Mr.. Davis visited
Spokane, Walla Walla. Baker, Pendle-
tor. while away.
About twenty-five guests gathere
at the home Of M and Mrs. Harry
Ge' rds on FRIDAY evening, the occas-
sion being Mrs. Geerds' birthday.
Five Hundred was played. Mrs. Basil
Larg winning first honors and Frank
Hanover the consolation. Mr.. Fer
guSor of Wenatchee entertained the
guests with some good stories after
which bountiful luncheon was serv-
ed The following enjoyed the hos
ptiality Of Mr. and Mrs. Geerds: Mr..
an0 Mrs. Tegtmeier, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hetherington, Nj. and Mrs. T. f.
Brown. Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Apple
gate, Mr.. and Mrs. Basil Lang. Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Horey, Mr.. and Mrs.
JACK Farrell Mr.. and Mrs. Hanover,
Mrs. Gritzmacher, Mrs. White, Mrs.
V. Hoff and daughter Loretta, Mrs.
Beattigel and niece Miss Ellen, and
Mr. Ferguson Of Wenatchee.
Ber COPYRIGHT Of Hillyard is fill
ing the position of car clerk at the
van cffice and M. c. B. Elliott has
gone to the depot as baggage master
c Fraser IS spending a few days in
Spokane.
Cal Bentley Of Spokane is reliev-
ing Jno. Savage while the latter is in
The hospital
We understand that Miss Martha
Simmons Of the roundhouse force, is
in an Everett hospital, suffering from
an attack Of appendicitis.
The G. I. A. held annual installa-
ton on Thursday afternoon, Jan 9Th.
The following officers were installed:
Mrs J. F. Beattiger, Pres; Mrs HON
err Applegate, V Pres; Mrs. B. F.,
CrItzmacher, Secy.; Mrs. John Ewing,
Insurance Secy.; Mrs. V. Hoff. Treas,
N Is. 7. f. Brown, Chaplain; Mrs. A.
Hethering, Guide; Mrs. J. J. Whit.
Sentinel: Mrs. Ed. Reynolds, Musici-
ar; Mrs. Frank Clemens, Star Mar
shel; Mrs. H. Geerds, Crescent Mar
shall. A six o'clock banquet followed,
complimentary to the B. of L. F., al
ter which an enjoyable evening was
spent in dancing.
Ire overall and apron dance given
by tie Firemen on Saturday night
wa, well attended and all had a good
tir, Prizes were awarded Miss
Edith Maxwell and Chas. Hathaway.
Mr. Armstrong of Cascade Tunnel,
sang several selections to very ap-
preciative audience.
M. End Mrs. VIM. Mckay of I've
came down for the card party and
dance returning home on No. Sun
dav morning.
Mrs. McGregor of Skykomish left
for her home on No. Thursday after
spending some time with Mrs. H. F.
Ring.
Hugo Kringel returned to Leaven-
worth on No. Thuysdav having
spent New Years and the succeeding
days with his family in Seattle.
a surprise party was held at the
home of Otis Elan on Thursday eve
mig, Jan. 18th, the occasion being
Mrs. Elam's birthday. Mrs. Elan
was the recipient of many useful and
EPsrty gifts. Delicious refreshments
We're served.