The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1922-01-20

Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Stage came up
from Peshastin Monday.
Chas. Erickson went to Wenatchee
Wednesday on a short visit.
Mrs. Chas. Eckhart was visitor to
Weratchee Monday morning.
J. c. Biles came over from Omak
nesday. returning home the same
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shubert visited at
Wenatchee last week, returning Fri
day.
Mrs. Clarence Seeley and baby re-
turred last Saturday from a visit at
Seattle.
H G. Wells, sales manager for the
Great Northern Lumber Co., went to
Spokane Wednesday.
Have your Christmas pictures
franed.-Wheeler's Photo e. Art
Shop Advertisement.
'Deac" Brown came in from Mont
tor on the "dinFy" yesterday to re-
new acquaintance
Mrs. Paul Van De Grift went to
Weratchee Monday morning, being
summoned to act upon the jury in Su-
perior court.
The jury in the case of the three
county prisoners charged with jail
breaking, disagreed after being out
nineteen hours.
Mrs. F. A. Blacker returned to her
home here last Friday after visiting
about three weeks with her sons at
Everett and Seattle
John S. Brender and G. B. Wood
ruff were out in the woods three days
this week on work in their respective
lines and joined forces" to expedite
matters
Dr f. A. Bagley, of Alma, Mica.
on visit to his daughter, Mrs. D. \.
Sinner, at Wenatchee, died unex-
pectedly last Friday night. His aee
We "a.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Fouts entertained
Tuesday evening at their home, 169 W
Whitman St, at card party and
dance. Their guests were Mr. and
Mrs. L. J. DeRosia, Mr.. and Mrs. Leon
Fouts Mr. and Mrs. Dan Keech. A
delicious luncheon was served
Yesterday the report was that MI.
Savage hurt in the "scrap" Sunday
morning with the negro, was not do
ing Sc we'll and Infection of his wound
was feared, in fact it was opened
Wednesday. His daughter-in-law
from Aberdeen has arrived to be with
him.
Tho 900" party given by the Cath
1'ic ladies on Saturday evening at the
y. 2. hall was well attended, Mrs
VIM. Mckay of Tye and Chas. La
Pointe winning the prizes. Delicious
'efrc shments were served and a verI
good musical program rendered. Mr.
Arm strong of Cascade Tunnel sang.
Another of these popular parties will
be given Tuesday, Jan. 81.
Mrs. Blossom Hyde Borwery Of
Spokane, formerly of Wallace, Idaho
is guest of Mr.. and Mrs. S. B. Slavin
at their home. Mrs. Borwery will as
sist Mrs. Slavin in her shop for a
few days, giving Marcel waves, hair
dressing and manicuring. She is a
pecialist on these three things, hav-
ny formerly owned the Gray Beautv
paI tr at Spokane.
Mrs. Amanda Town was over at
Snohomish and Maltby with Mrs. w
H. Madden of Wenatchee in an eff3 t
to find Mrs. Madden's husband. VII,
was working in a lumber camp. lie
had left just before their arrival ar /
they did not find him. He is 20 We rs
of age and is endeavoring to supporc
him elf and wife, who is 6S and il.
with cancer. Mrs. Town and Mrs.
Madden returned Friday and the ~
.er !. in the Wenatchee general k3s
pita'
Geo. Severly came down TUESDAY
from his ranch on White River to at
tend to business matters here and at
Wenatckee. He said that he lost IS
tons Of hay in the high water back in
De, omber. The hay was stacked in
the meadow and ordinarily would
have been safe, but the December
food was the highest of his expert
ence on White River in 90 years. No
buildings on the river We're lost, but
bridge or two went out, and Mr.
Severly had about mile and a half
of Wire fence DESTROYED.