The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1922-10-20
City Gossip

WIS. u. l. DdflflouN anu DdbN spent
Wednesday at the Roy Lewis home.
Mrs. Huston went down to Wenat-
chez Sunday to see Mr.. Huston who
was injured.
Willis Blankenship spent Saturday
and Sunday at the Ira Stagg home
at Monitor
Homer Vest drove down from En-
tiat Sunday where he has contract
packing apples.
c. j. Rairdon came up from Wcnat-
chez Saturday evening for a few
hours visit with his family.
Mr., and Mrs. Gus Harding are very
cozily settled in light housekeeping
rooms at DR.. HoXsey's residence.
Mrs. Clark Nicely spent several
days of last week shopping and visit
ing with Mr.. Nicely at Wenatchee.
Mrs. Slavin and Mrs. A. Horey
were successful in their house hunt
ing at Wenatchee and are moving
this week.
Jack Seig went down below Wen
atchee today to hunt jack rabbits.
From all reports he ought to have
good luck.
Mae and Maude Elliott, who have
been sorting apples at the Bluebrd
warehouse at Peshastin, are at home
| this week.
Will Horey has sold his residence
to Mrs. Anderson and the family ex-
pect to leave soon for either Wenat-
chez or Hillyard
The Gus Bergren family have NOV
ed into town again. They are living
IN the house recently vacated by the
}. T. Lindley family on Pine st.
The Lady Firemen had big party
Monday night at the Firemen's hall
initiation, dance, big feed and lots of
fun. Mrs. Claude Mcleod was in
itiated
Mrs H. e. Dore and daughter Gla-
dys are visiting few days at the
Roy Homer residence. Mrs. Dore cX-
poets to leave soon for Hillyard to
join Mr.. Dore
j. F. Darmody was home Saturday
and Sunday visiting his family. Mr..
Darmody is one of the few men who
can remember anniversaries without
being reminded.
The Cascade Garage service car
was called down to Peshastin Sunday
evening to pick up a wrecked car. A
party from Ritzville went over the
pank. The car was considerably
damaged but no one was hurt.
Mrs. Roy Lewis, who has been
quite sick, is gradually improving. In
order to have a complete rest, she is
going to the Wenatchee hospital for
while. 1t will be near Mr.. Lewis,
too, as he is working out of Wenat-
chez.
The J. w. Elliott family have re-
turned to their town house for the
winter. Mrs. Elliott is so in love
with ranch life that she would have
stayed all winter if the rest of the
family could have been persuaded.
The Three Links Club was enter
tanned Wednesday evening at the
home of the president, Mrs. Elmer.
After an interesting meeting, a de-
lightful lunch was served. The next
meeting will be with Mrs. J. w. Ell
lott on November Is.
Floyd Blankenship and his mother.
Mrs. W. F. Blankenship, were down
from the lake Saturday evening and
Sunday. The new barn is progress
ing but unless they get more help it
will probably be several weeks before
they can come down to stay.
Mrs. Fred johnson came in from
Hillyard on No. Wednesday morn
ing and left Thursday morning with
her little daughter Catherine to make
her home with her sister-in-law, Mrs.
Fred Davies, at Hillyard. Both Mr..
Johnson and Mr.. Davies are employed
at Wenatchee at present.
Mr.. an1 M,,c Tor
tltz and Dan Laughlin are bear
hunting in the Red Mountain country.
They have been out about a week.
Tom Pipkin saw them Sunday when
ne was up that way and so far Mrs.
Thompson was the only one that had
gotten anything and all she had
found was rheumatism!
Due credit has not been given Pc
shastln for their interest in the new
Community hospital. A number of
Peshastln folks were present at the
hospital meeting recently and they
| have been good boosters at all times.
The PeshaStin ladies' aid is gettino.
busy, too, and unless we become ac-
tive, they are going to shame larger
Leavenworth organizations.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Daniels were
laid up at Boise, Idaho, Saturday to
Monday by ear trouble. They report
a fine trip, outside of rought roads
in places. They had hoped to make
the trip from Leavenworth to Sedg-
wick, Colo, in ten days but this de
lay upsets their schedule several
days. However, We'll wish them bet
ter luck the rest of the way.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Dickinson
and infant son from Lake Wenatchee
were in town Thursday. On their
way down they came necr having a
serious accident. Mr.. Dickinson had
to stop the truck on Beaver Creek hill
and asked Mrs. Dickinson to block the
wheels. In some way as she started
to get out, Mrs. Dickinson fell with
the baby in her arms. The baby.
pillow and blankets were thrown be-
tween the wheels of the truck. Only
the mothers quick wit saved the lit
tie fellow. She snatched him out of
the danger and, frightened half to
death, unwrapped him and was re-
warded with a delighted chuckle from
the little fellow. He evidently
thought all bumps were included in
the ride! The excitement was so
great that they were almost into town
before Mrs. Dickinson discovered that
she had been hurt. Besides other
bruises, one leg was skinned and
bruised from hon. kpaa 70 bo,. ,rI,Io