The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1922-03-31

L. i. MolIelel drove 10 W enalcnee
Wednesday.
Exclusive styles in millinery
SIMPSONS Shop.
Mr.. and MrsH. Pardo were Seattle
visitors this week.
Mrs. Bert Hagler was at Wenat-
chez Wednesday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Howerton have
moved TO Peshastin for the summer
Attorney Howe attended to legal
matters at Wenatchee Wednesday.
A classic visualized in the screen,
"The Mill on the Floss" School Mo-
ton Pictures next Tuesday.
Al Pesch was at Wenatchee Tues
day for the Elk's doings and to get
line on the county seat "boomers."
F. A. Wingate went over to Seattle
Wednesday to be with his elder bro
Their who was 10 have an operation.
c. Maccagno, who was employed
until recently at the Gartner bakery.
contemplates locating at Whitefsh,
Montana.
All not going elsewhere, are asked
to come to NJ. E Sunday School and
help win in attendance contest be
tween Cashmere and Leavenworth
NJ. E. Sunday schools.
Miss Margaret McLain Of the Mu-
tual Mercantile Co. who had been in
Seattle since the holidays. returned
home Tuesday and is again ION the
job"
Beginning Saturday evening of this
week the Leavenworth stores will re-
main open until 9 o'clock. This will
give those from the country an op-
portunity to come in after working
hours and make purchases.
Many diseases in the poultry yard
are caused from lack of good sani-
tation. Il is unreasonable to think
that chickens can remain healthy
when kept in the same yard from
year to year, under filthy conditions.
Pythian Sisters: There will be a
regular meeting of the Pythian Sis
tiers Tuesday evening, April A, at X.
P. hall, at which time degrees will be
conferred. All members of the lodge
are requested, and members of other
Sisters lodges invited to be present.
The contest in ATTENDANCE between
Cashmere and Leavenworth Metho-
dist Sunday Schools is still going on.
with Cashmere slightly in the lead.
Easter Sunday will be the closing
day. All, who are not going else
where, are invited TO come to Sunday
School and help beat Cashmere All
newcomers will be assigned to classes
suitable to age and grade in day
school. Young, middle aged and old
are asked to come and help.
The ladies of the Civic club are pre-
pairing for a bazaar to be held in the
Tholin hall all day Saturday, April
%. Light lunches will be served all
day from tea room and waffle food
booth. Many decorations have been
received from local people for the
fancy work apron and miscellaneous
booth. Also there will be a iitney
dance in the evening. All funds tax
en- in at the bazaar will be used by
the Civic club in their local improve
ment work.
o. 5. Finley, a rancher near Orc
vile, was killed Monday when a hay
derrick which he and his two sons
were moving came in contact with
high-tension electric wire. The two
sons and four Of their six-horse team
were uninjured. but two Of the horses
were killed. The derrick was being
moved along a road and came into
contact with the electric wire. Mr..
Finley was holding a cable and was
thrown to the ground, dying twenty
minutes later.
The local lodge Of Pythian Sisters
and invited guests enjoyed a very
pleasant shadow social last Saturday
al the X. p hall Dancing was the
principal pastime during the early
part Of the evening, in which all took
part with apparent pleasure. The la
dies had prepared elaborate basket
lunches for the occasion. The shadows
of the owners were thrown upon the
curtain and offered to the highest bid
der, the bidding being spirited and
resulting in much pleasure to the par
Elephants as well as nettinga nice sum
to the Sisters. A most delightful So
cial was experienced by all.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. c. Rutherford
again proved their ability as hosts