The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1922-04-07

X. b. Field went to Seattle Sunday.
returning Monday night.
Remember the Choral Club benefit
concert, Community building, April
10.
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Mrs. Jimmie Miller was up from
Cashmere, returning home Saturday.
Her brother, Orville Bethel, returned
with her.
KumtuX Club will meet with Mrs.
I. f. Brown on Friday, April 18th.
All members requested to be present
as this is the annual business meet
ing.
Bandmaster Mcdaniel will have the
band members who have not been
meeting regularly at the city hall
every Monday evening from now on
for practice. All are urged to come.
Mr.. and Mrs. Verne Kimmel, who
had been in California and other plac-
es on the Coast for a year or more,
recently returned to Leavenworth
and Mr.. Kimmel is employed by the
light company.
Announcements were received last
week of the marriage of Louis J. II.
DeBlois to Miss Marion Barton of
Portland, Ore, which took place on
Feb. 25. Friends are offering felici-
tations.
The employees engaged in supply
ing spawn for the hatchery left Tues
Cay, Webb and Mead going to Twin
Lakes and Saudey and Briggs to
Chiwaukum Lake, where they will be
engaged until about July first.
Floyd Hanson, who had his hip
broken some months ago while work
ing for the lumber company and who
had been at the Community hospital,
left last Friday for his home in Kalis-
| pei, Montana. He will still be laid up
for long time.
DR.. Albert Leasing left Wednesday
night for Chicago, expecting to attend
the clinics at Rochester, Mimi, and
at Chicago He will also visit his
mother and sister at Oak Park, near
Chicago. He arranged to have his
practice here taken care of and the
public is advised to phone the hospital
when in need of a physician.
The contest between the Cashmere
and Leavenworth Methodist Sunday
Schools is till on. Last Sunday
Cashmere had 22S and Leavenworth
238. Cashmere is still slightly in the
lead, Come out and we will assign
you to the proper class. You will be
helped and will also be helping to win
the contest, which closes Easter Sum
day.
! Misses Dorothy Hanson and Doris
Burgett gave surprise and farewell
party Wednesday evening of last
week in honor of Miss Mabel Shafer
| who was leaving with Mr. and Mrs.
]. D. Wheeler to make her home in
Wenatchee. Dancing and music were
enjoyed. AT an early hour luncheon
was served by Mrs. B. Hansen and
Mrs. F. Burgett. The most intimate
friends of the guest of 11onar were
present.
World: Miss Margaret Sylvester
entertained with a dancing party Sat
urday evening at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Sylves-
ter. Decorations in the rooms and
on the supper tables were in pink and
white, and beautiful pink and white
birthday cake, which was a surprise
to all the guests, was included in the
refreshments. Several April fool
stunts and novel ideas of entertain
ment were introduced for the pleasure
of the young guests.
Judge j. c. Davis reports that
three cases were heard before him
this week. Jack Mcdonald was ar
rested charged with being intoxicat-
ed. The evidence indicated that he
was not satisfied with the ordinary
home-brand moonshine and had Sc
cured alcohol from Wenatchee, and he
was sentenced to serve ten days One
McAlpine and one White, both
charged with being intoxicated, were
sentenced to pay fines of S25 and SO
respectively.
Wednesday night the Leavenworth
Post, American Legion, was host to
the Wenatchee and Cashmere Posts
About fifteen comrades attended from
here. The Leavenworth boys proved
to be royal entertainers. The eve
ming was taken up with installation
of the officers of the Leavenworth
Post, speeches and music. The speak
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