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

er and sister, Mrs. Stacy of Wenat-
chez, are here with him.
Mrs. G. p. Fryberger entertained
the M. +. ladies' aid at her home
Wednesday afternoon. Thousand l.
land salad, saltines and punch were
served.
Quite few Peshastin people at
tended the opening of Cougar Inn at
Lake Wenatchee Saturday night, and
all report a wonderful time.
About thirty Peshastin people en-
joyed weiner roast down on the
bank of the Wesatchee river Tuesday
night
Hendricks have moved down from
Leavenworth.
The Fred Miller team ran away
Monday afternoon and smashed the
wagon to pieces. Elmer's arm was
quite badly hurt, but neither he nor
Mr.. Miller were seriously injured
Mrs. Johnny Bergren very pleas
astly entertained number of ladies
at her home last Tuesday afternoon
in honor of Mrs. Davenport of Seattle,
who has been visiting at the Daven-
port home here for several weeks,
and is returning to Seattle Friday.
Besides the guest of honor and her
daughter-in-law, Mrs. Fanny Daven-
port, the other guests were Mrs.
Frank Maxfield, Mrs. Norman Fuller.
Mrs. Erie Wingate, Mrs. Jack Grain
ger, Mrs. Cedarquist, Mrs. Weisen-
toin Mpc Il
den of Wenatchee, Mrs Granger.
The hostess served salad and rolls !;
jello, cake and coffee.
Charley Meeker has bought a ranch
at Tonasket and is moving up to take
possession at once. From Charley's
glowing description we are inclined
to believe it is the tabled land of
flowing milk and honey.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Ketchum of
Yakima, arrived at the j. C. Garrett
son home Sunday, returning Tuesday
evening.
Miss Grace Lanphere is taking the
months of June AMI July for her va
cation, which she will spend in CAL
ifornia, where her parents reside.
We hate to do this, but needs must!
Just one solation-everyone can't
win all the time, and misery loves
company, so we knew Leavenworth
would let us gladly join her ranks in
defeat. By this time you have
guessed it, Leavenworth beat us in
the ball game Tuesday. Wilson
pitched good game, but his support
was not of the best. However, moth
ing is gained by crying over split
milk, and We'll just practice with an
eye to beating them the next time.
AS it stands now, Dryden has won
three games and lost one; Malaga
won two and lost two; Peshastin two
and two; Leavenworth lost three,
won one.
To A Ball Player.
Oh, he Graves to be hero,
In a uniform so fine,
And bust the ball upon the nose
Right down the first base line;
Then catch 'em when they come his
way,
A grounder or fly,
IT'S then the ladies fatter him,
And praise him to the sky!
Clint Painter of Seattle is at the
Walter Craig home for the summer
A large number from Peshastin at
tended Mr.. Hobson's funeral in Wen
atchee Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bigelow were in
Wenatchee Saturday.
Quite few of the Eastern Stars
of Peshastin attended the initiation
meeting of the Leavenworth chapter
last Wednesday night: Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Stage, Mrs. Bert Harvey, Miss
Grace Lanphere and Mrs. G. p. Fry
berger
Miss Grace Young, who is employed
in Seattle, arrived Monday at her
home here, to spend a vacation Of six
| weeks.
The show at the auditorium Friday
night was very good, and if the man
agement continues to bring such
high-class films here, there is no
reason why it shouldn't prove pay
ing proposition.
Mrs. John Mccoy left Sunday for
Naches, in the Yakima valley, where
she will visit her sister, Mrs. Charles
Cowan. The trip was made via
| Blewett Pass, her husband and moth
er accompanying her to the summit,
where she was met by her aunt and
uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Jones Of
Naches. Mrs. Jones came back in the
Mccoy car to visit at the Fryberger
ranch and Mrs. Mccoy went on with
Mr.. Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Smith have
been visiting up at Twisp.
Alden Warman has purchased the
Jack Rogers place.
The Hauber family are in the pleas
ant process of moving. They will
live in Wenatchee and we cannot help
but say Wenatchee's gain is our loss.
F. A. Wingate was in Wenatchee
Tuesday.