The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1922-06-02


kane Monday for a few days stay.
Large stock of bulk and package
garden seeds at Motteler's. GStf)
Louie Speidel was up from Cash
mere last Saturday on business mat
tiers.
Dance at Cougar Inn, Lake Wenat-
chez, Saturday evening, June 3rd.
Everyone welcomed.
Wenatchee is to have a golf club
and several different sites were in
spected early this. week.
Ted Eresch came home last Friday
night for few days visit, returning
to Bremerton early this week
Thermos Bottles-Quart size $500,
pints $3.50 lunchbox complete $3.50.
Can you beat these prices IN. A.
Nelson. (22tf)
c. R. Carston and Albert Mcclure
went to Wenatchee last Friday on
business for tie Great Northern
Lumber Co
Masons, Attention-Monday, June
9Th, will be the last regular meeting
before the Grand Lodge. Large at
tendance is requested.
Mrs. r. W. Van Tassel has gone to
her home on the ranch near Wenat-
chez to spend the vacation. She will
return here to teach next year.
There was another light frost in
this community, last Saturday morn
ing. Not much damage was done in
the city though tender garden vege-
tables were slightly nipped.
p. S. Darlington, district horticul-
tural inspector, now estimates that
there will be but half crop of winesaps
this season. Other apples seem to be
about as promising as usual
Mrs. VIM. Moore and baby arrived
last Saturday from their trip to
Pennington to attend the funeral of
the late Mary Moore, mention of
whose death was made last week.
A shack burned in the eastern part
Of town last Thursday evening and it
is said that among the embers three
barrels of "mash" stood out like
"beacon-light in fog"-or more so.
Art Brown drove to Gle Elum Sun
day and met his sister, Mrs. Edith
Schneider Of Tacoma, who returned
with him for a short visit. Tuesday
morning Mr.. and Mrs. Brown took her
back to Gle Elum on her return home.
The republican county convention
will be held in the Commercial club
rooms at Wenatchee on Saturday.
June 3, tomorrow at 1880. Caucuses
were held on May 81. The state con-
vention will be held at Chehalis on
June 10.
The L. S. Labor Board has ruled
that a wage cut, effective July l, in
the pay of maintenance of way en-
ployees of the railroads is proper. 1t
will mean saving in pay rolls of
some S40000,000 monthly, 100000
men being effected
At the regular meeting Of the Kun
tux Club last Friday afternoon, at the
home of Mrs. W. A. Tegtmeier, the
retiring president, Mrs. Geo. Wood
ruff, was surprised by handkerchief
shower, as a token of appreciation
from the club members.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Ewing and
daughter, Miss Inez, left yesterday
morning by auto via Blewett Pass
to spend few days at Seattle.
where Mr.. Ewing will participate in
ceremonials of the Masonic lodge.
They will return here Monday.
The school board of the Chumstick
school, Dist. %, met Wednesday to
consider bids for their new school
building. Only one bid was received
and that was rejected for the reason
tfat il exceeded the funds avail lb Z.
The matter will be readvertised soon.
Mrs. f. H. King, formerly of Leav-
enworth, but now of Seattle, arrived
here Tuesday on No l from Monitor
where she had been visiting at the
c. W. Moore home While here she
visited at the DeBlois home and
with other old friends She left
yesterday for her home at Seattle.
The stockholders of the Wenatchee-
Southern at their meeting last
Saturday increased the capital stock
of the project from $4,000 to $780,
900. a hearing will be had June %
to decide upon the application of the
company for a certificate Of neces-
sity and should this be granted by the
state board. it is probable that con-
struction work may begin some time
this year.
Mrs. c. A. Campbell and daughter
left Wednesday afternoon on Mo- for
Glacier Park, Montana, where they
will spend the summer. Mr.. Camp
bell remained for a time to arrange
his affairs and will then go on trip,
possibly into Southern Oregon and
Northern California. He has not de-
cided yet where he will locate Leav-
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