The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1922-12-08

Deryl Motteler was at home for the
Thanksgiving vacation.
The Rev. VIM. Lueckel went to Ia
coma Monday to attend a conference
Roy Larson. soil expert. has re-
aligned, his resignation to take effect
Dec. 81.
Brakeman v W. Franklin has NOV
ed to Wenatchee as he works out of
that point.
One Of the greatest screen roman
ces, "The Prisoner of Zenda," at the
gymnasium December 10.
Geo Sverly returned last Friday
from short stay at Soap Lake, feel
ing considerably benefited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Freuchtnicht
left Monday afternoon on No. l to
visit few days in Seattle
Tom Pipkin was at Wenatchee last
Saturday attending to business mat
ters, driving down in his Buick.
Mrs. Basil Lang and son same down
from Tye Monday afternoon, She
and Mr.. Lang are now on a visit to
Seattle.
Mr., and Mrs Harry Geerds and
children drove to Wenatchee last
Saturday on a little outing, though
snow was falling
The chicken-pie supper given We'd
nesday evening by the NJ. f. Ladies
Aid was we'll attended and very sue
cessful in every way.
J. C. Davis is now foreman at the
Skykomish shops of the Great Nor
thern Railway Co.. and the position
he held here is now filled by R. L.
Smith.
Miss Pearl Sears, who had been
here with the Chas. Wallace family
for several months, went to Wenat
chez Monday where she will spend
the winter.
NJ. ]. Dalton, formerly of Hillyard,
has ordered his copy of the Echo sent
to Sumas, Wash, having gone to
work on his new run, mention of
which was made some weeks ago
Counterfeiters have put on the
market a blue 1919 war saving
stamp, which postmasters are warned
to look out for The counterfeit
stamp is said to be almost perfect.
R. L. Smith, Christ Smith and
couple others went down in the jack
rabbit country for a Thanksgiving
hunt. 1t is reported that there were
lots of ducks but that they were fly
ing high. Great numbers of rabbits
were killed.
Mr. G, A. Hamilton informs US that
his daughter, Marian, is travelling
with the Little Kangaroo, an Div
err Morosco production, playing two
night stands in Connecticut Mrs
Hamilton is with her and they are
getting on nicely.
Mrs. H. F. Sheldon, of Everett.
died Monday. Mr.. Sheldon is the
roadmaster for this (the Cascade) di-
vision and until recently they resid-
ed at Skykomish. The funeral was
held Wednesday at ? p. m. Besides
her husband she is survived by sew
eral children.
County Agent Meikle has rendered
his resignation to take effect Dec. 81.
He will devote his time TO his own
personal affairs Mr. Meikle is cred
tied with having accomplished con-
siderable good for the agricultural
interests of the county during his five
years service.
p. NJ. Cowbrough, formerly with
the Great Northern Lumber Co. here,
writes from Williams. Arizona. to
have the Echo sent to him, sending
greetings to all old friends. A large
circle here will remember "Pete" and
be glad to know of him. He is with
the Saginaw & Manistee Lumber Co.
at Williams.
The three-piece orchestra which
furnished music for the Thanksgiving
dance and also the dance last Satur-
day evening has been receiving con-
siderable commentator and we un-
derstand already has been engaged
for several other parties. It was
composed of Miss Myrtle Clemens.
pianist; Mrs. kathly Gregory. violin
ist; and Mr. Cox, drums The latter
has gone to Seattle for the winter
and Fritz Nelson will hereafter play
the drums.
The committee of ladies in charge
of the Armistice Day dinner wish
| through the columns Of the Echo to
extend belated, though none the less
! hearty thanks IN the hnSineSs men