The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1922-07-07
Breezy Bits Of News
From Peshastin


nesday from Wenatchee and visited
at the home of her parents, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Patrick, until Thurs lay evening
Mr.. and Mrs. G. p. Frvburger were
in Leavenworth Saturday.
The picture show featuring Tom
Mix, Friday evening, was very in q
esting, and tho the evening was
warm, the crowd was large.
Mrs. j. A. Wilson is IN SAITH
AGAIN for Treatment. htl conol;ion
since her return not rr,".ns sa,isfar-
tory.
alrs. Thomas Robinson shoppcd
Leavenworth Saturday morning.
Mr. arc Mrs. Har Daggett end
NJ { L. Syringe, drove up -
T'rasket Sunday mo ming, where the
'a@gett's have bought lan,l. They re-
tarncl tuesday evening".
Mrs. Wilma Moo left Sunday
morning via Blewett pas for Everett
She was accompanied by Doc she
who drove most of Fl: distance.
We ale able to CHI nicle aroth r
victory Tor Peshastn, q, Malaga lost
20 MS ir a hard contc6 Il game Sun
day, the score being s co ). Twice
the game was tie, bal W, were able
to get the winning run in our last
time up to bat, and MALAGA was IN
able to even it, let alone beat it. Dry
den lost to Leavenwor.h but we'll
have to admit, she is. a ledl game
loser. 1t is so much harder to I've i
game loser than good winner, so our
hats are off to Dryden!
Mrs. Curry and laughts.' Helen.
were guests at the Kroreman home
from Thursday until Monday.
Mrs. John Mccoy was in Leaven-
worth Saturday.
The ladies aid Of the NJ. F. church
did not meet at Patrick's last week,
but at the parsonage instead. There
will be no more meetings until July
Is, when a picnic will be held on the
Bert Harvey lawn, for the members
and their families.
Alec Pulse and Henry Holt were up
at Fish Lake Sunday and caught the
limit.
The p. L. F. food sale Saturday
was another success and the ladies
wish to thank their patrons.
Ralph Durham went to Seattle for
the Fourth, also to see his mother, as
she is i'll.
Bob Nicholas went to Snow Lake
Sunday, to try out the fishing
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Foster went to
Tonasket to look at the land there,
over the Fourth.
The Rev. Curry, District Superin-
tendent of the M. f. church, preached
at the Sunday evening services. He
dwelt extensively on the fact that the
home is the base of the government;
it is there where the good citizens of
the future, our boys and girls, are
made. And having ideals, and being
able to hold to them, no matter what
sacrifices are involved, or what the
cost. Miss Grace Young sang a very
pleasing solo.
The Springer, Davis and Robinson
families were guests at the Carriker
home for a picnic the evening of
July 4th.
1t is well to remember that there
is law requiring all people who
swim in public places to wear bathing
suits. Tho Peshastin is small place,
and seemingly remote from many
things, and the "ol' swimmin' hole" on
Peshastin Creek possibly even more
so, it is indeed very public place,
and it is requested that all those using
this as a bathing beach, please wear
the required clothing.
Mrs. Chas. Wright's sister, Mrs.
| Tripplett, and daughter, who have
been visiting her the past week, re-
turned to Mountain Home, Saturday.
Mr.. j. S. Smiths father, who re-
sided at Leavenworth, passed away
last Thursday afternoon at the good
old age of 80. The funeral services
were held Friday afternoon.
Modernized proverb: Early to bed,
early to rise, and you'll never meet
the most prominent people.
This Fourth of July was a
"weighty" day!
| +, A. Winpate loft Wednesday, for
trip to Seattle.
Having sold their ranch, Erie Win
gates have purchased the little green
Courtwright bungalow.