The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1922-09-29
THE LEAvENWORTH ECHO

Born to Mr. and Mrs. Guy Montgo-
merry on Tuesday, Sept 26, 1922, a
girl,
Mrs. c. G. Smythe arrived home
Monday from her trip to points on
the Sound.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Putnam and baby
went to Everett Wednesday to be
gone a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. ]. Logan and
daughter Mary went to Seattle Sat
urday, returning here Monday.
DR.. Laws was at Wenatchee Mon
day where it is understood Mrs. Laws
was confined in a hospital with throat
trouble.
Bon-Monday, September 25, 1922,
to Mr.. and Mrs. Roy A. Homer, a
daughten Dr. HoXsey was in at
tendance
Guy Wheeler went to Seattle last
week and spent several days on bust
ness and pleasure-the latter with
his dentist
Mrs. S. j. Rassett. of Bellineham.
arrived here last Friday to spend the
winter with her nephew, Sam Head.
and family
Miss Ray Irwin of New York and
Spokane left last week for Southern
California after visiting with her
classmate, Mrs. +. S. Booth.
Peter Gallant finished his logging at
Omak and returned here last week
He is an experienced logger and will
not long be without another job.
G. C. Shields, travelling salesman
of the Fuller Busch Co., has moved
his family to Leavenworth from Wen
atchee and this will be their home in
the future
The Leavenworth banks have fine
displays of homegrown fruit in their
windows-apple4, grapes. etc. One
would have to travel far to find any
thing better.
Mrs. Butler Sampson, bookkeeper
at the Leavenworth Market, has been
in Wenatchee few days helping out
with the book work at the Inland
Meat Company's office.
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
H. B. Welsh came down from ROYAL
Mountain last Friday for a few days.
He said that he and his partner were
going to cut a hundred thousand feet
Of logs for the Royal Development
Co. and would begin the first of this
week.
Joe Stelzig and his sister Mrs.
Earl Webster. left Monday for their
old home at St Cloud, Mimi. in re-
Spouse to wire telling of the serious
illness of their father The old
, gentleman has heart trouble and it
was feared the end might come at any
time.
Chelan is considering taking over
the American Legion race track and
grand stand, which the Legion evil
IDENTIFY finds too heavy a burden for
them to carry alone. The Legion has
invested four thousand dollars in the
improvements and offered to stll for
three thousand
At Chelan Katherine Polls was
arrested for shooting at Mrs. Alta
Keeney while she was driving along
the public road carrying the United
States mail Jim Polls, husband of
the woman. was arrested, charged
with threatening Fred Keeney.
brother-in-law of Mrs. Keeney, with
gun.
In observance of the seventy-frst
anniversary of the founding of the
Rebeccah Order, the Rebeccah's, Odd
Fellows and their families. enjoyed q
social evening at the X. P hall FRI
day evening. An excellent program
was given after which dancing was
er ioyed by all. A delicious lunch wa
served by the Rebeccahs.
Alfred w. Somes, living on Badger
Mountain. was found dead in his barn.
His house had been destroyed by fire
and carpenters were building a new
one. He was not seen for a couple
days and the carpenters made a search
and he was found in his bed. There
was nothing to indicate that he had
died from other than natural causes.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Watts left Tues
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