The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1922-02-24

candidacy at the coming election for
director to be elected for a term of
three years. Tho election will be Fri
day, March 4th.
r. B. Field W.. at Wenatchee last
Friday afternoon and evening on
business matters.
If you are looking for spring
suit, wrap or coat, we have stock
that will fit your size and pocketbook.
-LaPointes.
Harry Krollpf''ffer and Harry Mas
ton have both been down a part of the
week with influenza. F. w. pencer is
another victim " this-shall we say
acknowledgements
All ladies Interested in civic work
are urged to ioin the Ladies' Civic
Club. Meeting Friday, Feb. "a, at
$3.50 in the X. :. hall, following the
Commercial Club luncheon. Club dues
Sl.5O per year.
The party given Wednesday eve
ming by the Eastern Stars was we'll
offended, some eighty or ninety being
present Those who wished danced
throughout TIE evening and others
enjoyed progressive 500, Frank Hen
Messy being awarded little
Ratchet and Mrs Al Hoffman a sam
pie of cherries. Punch was served
end most delightful social evening
enjoyed by all present
A team from the Wenatchee En-
campment was here last Saturday
evening and initiated class at the
Odd Fellows hall into the mysteries of
he Encampnent. Most of those in
itiated were Leavenworth men, but 4
couple were present from Cashmere.
There We're seventeen in the class
The Rebekahs served siX-o'clock
Inner for all and then luncheon was
served at IL, and very good time Is
reported.
The annual farm bureau pruning
demonstration being conducted by Joe
Hess vii be held at the r. f. Simons
Orchards, Thurs lay, Mar. 2, at p. m.
Soils Specialist. Roy Larsen and
County Agent, VIM. Meikle, will hold
the demonstration This year an eff
fort will be mac. to give more indi-
vidual instruction to those in attend
ance than las V ar and trees will be
carefully pruneG as samples of the
present recommendation of correct
pruning.
F. G. Gowing exhibited two eggs
this week which illustrate very cor
rectly the attitude of some hens and
some people as 20 production. One
hen had laid an extra large egg,
| measuring almost three inches in
length. Another had dropped one
scarcely more than an inch through
| its greatest dimension. This latter
hen is evidently bolshevik. The one
producing the large egg, on the other
hand, believes in he American stand
ard of giving a fair average of pro
duction for a fan days pay-no SCI
standard to keep to, but doing the
very best she could. Now anyone.
even a child, has no trouble in decid-
ing which of TN two hens one woul
prefer to have.
Ralph Fisher Est week reported to
Game Commissioner Hart that a deer,
a doe, had yarded in on the lcicle
about half mile below the intake OF
the city water system. and he feared
that it was starving Therefore on
Sunday Mr.. Hart accompanied by
/ Charley Cockburn, Robert Smith, IL
ven Null and Geo. Van Brocklin drove
out to Fishers place and started up
the trail with a bale of hay with
which to feed the doe. When they
got up to where il had been yarded
in the doe had JUS broken out, crosseu
to the north of the creek and was on
the trail as the leaders of the party
came in sight The doe, evidently
still strong, plunged into the snow enc
worked its way up the mountain side
though the snow was up to its belly.
4 couple of the party tried to head
off the doe, going up on snow shoes,
but the doe could make better head
way than they could. As they re-
turned down the trail they came upon
the track of another deer that had
crossed the trail after they had gone
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