The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1922-09-08
Breezy Bits Of News
From Peshastin


Mrs. ]. A. Warman spent Thursday
at the G. P. Fryberger home.
Mrs. Pendleton ST. has purchased
the Jim Mcfarland residence.
Modernized proverbs:-A friend in
need, generally needs too much.
c. p. Springer was in Wenatchee
Tuesday, having dental work done.
Mrs. Bradley Logue suffered a..
severe attack of indigestion last Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. jim Mcfarland and
sons left Saturday night for Omak to
reside.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. P. Fryberger took
dinner at the j. T. Osborne home
Sunday.
Miss Lamphere was in Wenatchee
last Wednesday, driving home d new
Dodge coupe.
Mrs J. L. Arbogast entertained the
NJ, E. ladies aid society at her home
Wednesday.
One of Jack Mohrinway's trees of
Flemish Beauty pears yielded thirty
five boxes.
Miss Curry, who is now employed
in the P. F. G's. office, is staying at
the Fryberger home.
J. A. Wilson has returned from
trip to Seattle to see his wife and re-
ports her condition much improved.
Mr. and Mrs. Morton will have liv-
ing rooms in Mrs. Pendleton's house.
Mrs. Morton will teach here this year.
The packing school for the 7. F.
G's. started Tuesday, under the man
agement of Ed. Bruyette, about 50
attending.
Mrs. Bert Luttrell, who resides at
Cashmere, but who formerly lived
here, is confined to her bed seriously
i'll at her mothers home.
Tho this isn't just new 'neWs' it
will perhaps be unknown to some,
that Gus Bergren and Miss Elva Viii
cox were welded a short time ago.
The reception for the new teachers
of our schools will be held Sept. l4Uh
at the auditorium. There will be 4
program and refreshments. Everyone
invited.
Rev. Emery from Elmira will fill
the pastorate here this year. Sunday
will be Rev Kroneman's last services
here. He will preach both morning
and evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Short and three
daughters drove over the Pass, arriy
ing here Saturday. Mr.. and Mrs.
Short returned but the girls will re
main to work in the apples.
Mr. and Mrs w. W. Corum who
have had charge of the culinary af-
fairs of the P. F. G's. dining room for
several years, arrived Tuesday morn
ing to have full sway another year.
The show at the auditorium this
Friday night is "The Night Horse
man" Next Friday night, Sept Is,
is "Wing Toy" starring Shirley Ma
son. The comedy being "An Ele
,,bor4'c Niubt
Mr. and Mrs Kroneman arrived
home Monday morning from the FL
lensburg conference and started pack
ing. They were transferred to the
Oroville church. Truly we think that
the way of the Methodist minister, as
we'll as the transgressor is hard
The P. L. f. club spent an exceed
ingly pleasant day last Saturday
when they met with Mrs. Hauber at
her home in Wenatchee. After the
business meeting cards We're played.
then a wonderful lunch of creamed
chicken in patty shells, potatoe salad, /
baked beans, tutti Fruit ice cream, /
cake and coffee, was served by the /
hostess. The ladies then went down
to the theatre where their husbands
met them and after the show games
were played at the Hauber home and
delightful refreshments again served.
Those present were Mrs. Myrtle
Baker, Mrs. Lena Daggett, Mrs. LYDIA
Harvey, Mrs. Eunice Harvey, Mrs.
Ruby Leedy, Mrs. Grace Miller, Mrs.
Laura Newell, Mrs. Georgia Rogers, |
Mrs. Ada Sauer, Mrs. Frances Span
jer, Mrs. Nellie Stage, Mrs. Maude
Starks. and Mrs. Irma White. Guests
of the club were Mrs. Brown of Okla
homa and the husbands during the
evening.
SHERIFF. Mem MIS- EN-