The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1922-08-25
NJ. =. SUNDAY SCHOOL BOARD
ELECTS OFFICERS

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the following officers were elected:
Supt.-Mrs. Tom Cannon.
Assistant Supt-Mrs. Berth Nc
kinley.
Primary and Junior Supt.-Mrs
Nicholson.
Beginners Supt and Asst.-Mrs. l.
j. Maston and Mrs. L. Mercer.
Secretary and Treasurer and asst
j. W. Drake and Pearl Apologize.
Primary and Junior secretary and
asst.-Mrs. o. H. Hanson and Bessie
Hardman.
Librarian and assistant Clara
Jones and Ruth Mcclure.
Enthusiastically kringle, Eva
Sauer and Gertrude Geerds.
Missionary Supt.-Mrs J. W
Drake
Cradle Roll supt.-Mrs. ]. W. Kal-
lams.
Home Department supt- Mrs.
Hickox.
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Mrs. Basil Lang and little son came
down from Tye Friday to visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl WetheralI were
at Wenatchee, returning home Mon
day afternoon.
Tom Featherstone went over to Sc
attic last Friday to drive back a Ford
for the Cascade Garage.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. r. McClain and
children have been at Lake Chelan
this week spending their vacation.
G. W. Beidler Of Chelan was in
town Tuesday accompanied by his
brother. He is candidate for
sheriff.
VIM. Walton drove to Gle Elum
Monday, taking over a number of
working men who had jobs in sight
over there.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Ahlin and son
Ernie returned last Saturday from a
three-days' trip to Seattle on business
and pleasure.
Spot Davis captured a large rat
tlesnake alive up on the Icicle recent
ly and it has been on exhibition at
Walton's pool hall
Mrs. ". J. Foster of Wenatchee
has been here this week visiting her
sister, Mrs. Jas. Thompson, and will
90 out hucklebelrying.
Saddlehorses, pack horses. camp
outfits, guides-will take you any
place you want to go and guarantee
plenty Of fsh.-Geo. Severity. (334tnp
Rev and Mrs. VIM. Hoskins will
leave early next Tuesday morning
for the annual conference which
meets in Ellensburg the both of
August and closes September 5th.
District Horticultural Inspector
Nelson estimates that for his office
during the year 1928 the sum Of
$4,000 will be necessary. This is
about the same as that appropriated
for 1922.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ewing have been
receiving a visit from Mr.. Ewing
cid friend, Sol Truitt, of Britt. Iowa.
who arrived Sunday morning Mr..
Truitt and Mr.. Ewing had not met
before in twenty-five years.
Mr.. and Mrs J. D. Wheeler and
Miss Mabel Shafer were up from
Wenatchee Sunday. The Wheelers
have fine pear crop on their ranch
just out Of town which they found
about ready for picking and which
they have been up looking after this
week.
Edwin HoXsey and Mrs. Art Pinch
and daughter Gladys came over from
Lewiston. Idaho, last Friday for a
visit at the home of DIR. and Mrs. G
W. HoXsey. Edwin will now be en-
ployed in the Spokane store No. Of
the company for which he works
Bert Brown Is also employed in the
Spokane store.
Henry Koch, who had a corrective
operation on his legs four weeks age
Monday, has been able to be about
again this week, though he Is unable
to use his artificial limbs and has tc
be carried in car. The nerves Of his
legs gave him much trouble before the
recent operation. but now he says
that he is very comfortable and ex.
poets soon to be able to resume walk
ing.
c. W Dietrich aged IS and H. NJ
Tullis aged 10 were arrested at Cash.
mere last Thursday evening while
driving DR.. Gerhart's Cadillac car
says the Wenatchee World. The
boys took the car while the doctor anc
his wife We're attending the theatre
They were seen by Martin castor
who reported them to deputy sheriff