The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1922-10-13

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day.
The famous Dorothy Keith" hats
for Misses and Children at Samp-
sons. If
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. G. Wheeler and
children drove to Wenatchee Tuesday
afternoon.
J. H. Holloway is around again
after being crippled by wagon wheel
falling on his foot
Agent Gorrell is provided with a
watchdog at the depot. One look at
him and-well take a look.
Jas. Ange returned Wednesday from
a visit to Vancouver, B. c., % see
King George. He also visited Seat
tie.
A marriage license was recently
issued to Fred Wilmer Emard of Sc
attic and Mrs. Marion Cannon of
Leavenworth.
Mrs. Viola Brooks, of Okanogan, is
at the Community hospital where she
was operated on early this week for
abdominal trouble.
1t is reported that the Frank Erick-
son home was broken into Tuesday
night and ransacked by burglars who
carried away much of value.
The Citizens State Bank has a
couple samples Of fine corn on exhi-
bition in its window One sample
was grown by S. H. McNett.
A dispatch from Ephrata says that
the Grant County Bank has been
closed by the state banking depart
ment, due to run last Saturday.
r. A. Trainor went to Wenatchee
Tuesday afternoon on business for the
Great Northern Lumber Co., who
were experiencing a car shortage.
Messrs. A. 7. Sutton and S. P.
Freeman drove to Lake Chelan last
Friday evening and enjoyed Saturday
fishing. They returned with nice
strings.
At Wenatchee someone connected
the water and gas mains in an unoc-
cupied house ard the gas mains were
flooded, putting the whole system out
Of business.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Maston have
taken couple rooms at Wenatchee
and will occupy them temporarily, not
having decided whether to settle down
there permanently.
Mrs. r. L. Leslie left Tuesday
afternoon on No. to visit her sister
in Spokane and brothers in both Pull
man and Moscow, expecting to be
away couple weeks.
Style favorites of long ago again
come into prominence as part of
latest models. The semi-tailored
blouse is increasing in popularity and
you will find them at SIMPSONS. If
VIM. Brender took load of house
hold goods to Tacoma this week for
W. W. Durham, who was moving to
that city. The Warren Reed family
have also recently moved to Tacoma.
Come to the last dance of the sea
son at Cougar Inn. Lake Wenatchee,
Saturday evening, Oct. 14-tomorrow
night. The roads are fine and a large
crowd is expected. Good music and
a jolly time.
Mrs. T. ]. Logan and daughter
Mary returned Tuesday from a short
visit to Everett They are moving
this week TO Wenatchee where Mr.
Logan is employed as a yardmaster
at the new terminal.
The Grand Matron of the Eastern
Stars, Mrs. Minnie Miller of Wenat-
chez, will be at the meeting of the
Leavenworth Stars, Oct. 10, and all
members Of the order in the city are
invited TO be present.
Miss Edith Sinclair arrived home
last Saturday morning from her visit
with relatives in Alberta. Her grand
mother, Mrs. Church, who went there
last summer to live with her son and
family, is doing very nicely.
Alec Mcclellan returned Saturday
from a few weeks stay at Omak.
where he was helping with the fruit
on his ranch. He says that the hail
damaged his crop about : per cent,
and that it will pay fairly well.
Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Davies and baby
have moved to Hillyard and Mr.. ana
Mrs. c. F. johnson are moving. Mrs.
Davies and the baby and Mr.. Johnson
went over Tuesday Mrs. Johnson
will probobly go on Saturday. Mrs.
James Thompson says that they will
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