The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1922-10-06
City Gossip.

NAey 1OoSIP.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Roberts have
moved into the &. A. Bunch house.
Ernest Blankenship and son Willis
spent Saturday afternoon and Sun
day in Nenatchee.
Richard Mus and family of the
Purity Creamery have leased the Han
over house and may buy it.
Mrs. J. F. Darmody and son re
turned Monday from a weeks visit
with relatives and friends in Spo-
kane.
Howard Blankenship spent Tuesday
and Wednesday at Lake Wenatchee
working on Delco lighting plant for
the Great Northern Lumber Company
camp.
Ernest Wells had his tonsils re-
moved last week. They were so badly
diseased and he bled so freely after
they were removed that he is still
pretty sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Hayes enter
tained at dinner Thursday evening
Their guests were Dr.. and Mrs. Hox-
sey, George HoXsey and Miss Gene
We've Fitzpatrick.
j. f. Darmody went to Wenatchee
Tuesday to work out of there on the
Spokane division. But since they in
tena to keep their home here, he may
transfer to the Cascade division.
R. J. Smith has purchased a new
home in the Mil district and the fam
ily expect to move soon. Their house
on Benton street Is to be rented q.
soon as a furnace has been put in.
John S. Brender went up the IcicIe
the first Of the week to take supplies
to the bridge building camp. The
forest service is building a bridge
over the Icicle near the mouth Of
Chatter Greek.
Dr.. and Mrs. Hoxsey gave a dinner
party Wednesday evening. Those
present besides the family were Gen
evieve Fitzpatrick. Mrs. Maxwell and
daughter, Miss Edith Maxwell. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Hayes.
Robert f. Nickles and children were
down from Lake Wenatchee Saturday
afternoon to do their trading and
visit Baby Nickles at the hospital
The baby has whooping cough now
but is in better condition than he has
been and it is hoped will come through
all right
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hanover are
packing up to move to Wenatchee
this week. They were fortunate
enough to find a nice house to rent
not too far from the business part Of
Wenatchee and close enough to the
railroad yards TO be convenient fol
Mr.. Hanover.
Ida May, one of the Hans Hanson
twins, was very badly burned witt
hot coffee about two weeks ago. He,
chest, stomach, both thighs and one
hand were terribly burned. DR.. Hox
sey is attending her and says she is
doing as well as could be expected
1t is hoped that skin CRAFTS will not
be necessary.
Floyd Blankenship came down from
Lake Wenatchee Saturday evening
returning Sunday. He is harvesting
the crop on the W. F. Blankenshir
ranch and supervising the building Of
q new barn. Floyd says the G. \
didn't spite him when they moved the
roundhouse because he always did
ike TO rake hayl
Mrs. l. c. Allis writes from Walla
Walla now. Mr. Alis has been trans
ferred from Portland. He is en-
ployed by the Shaggs Wholesale
Grocers and is working in two of their
stores in Walla Walla now. He likes
the commercial work so much better
than orchard managing but hopes in
time to get back into the Wenatchee
Valley. Mrs. Allis admits she is
homesick for Leavenworth, and as
deer and duck season approach Le-
land will probably get restless too
Their address is 334 Whiaman 81.
Xalla Walla