The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1922-10-13
City Gossip.

Mrs. Dan Stall and boys ate Sun
day dinner with the ]. F. Darmody
family
Mrs. Ernest Blankenship was very
sick last week and is still confined to
the house.
Mrs. Tegtmier and Mrs. Richly
drove to Wenatchee Saturday to
spend the day.
Mrs. J. F. Darmody and boys spent
Friday afternoon and evening at the
Dan Stall home.
/ j. R. Cowger and daughter, Mrs.
Fred Ward, made a business trip to
Cashmere Tuesday.
Mrs. Ed Reynolds and Mrs. Spiva
drove to Wenatchee Saturday to meet
Mr.. Reynolds and Mr.. Spiva.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Hayes enter
tanned Mr. and Mrs Harold Wolden-
berg at dinner Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hennessy, Mrs. Richly
and Mrs. Tholin drove to Wenatchee
Thursday, spending the day there
Miss Genevieve Fitzpatrick and
| George HoXsey left Sunday, Oct. /,
for Seattle to attend the University.
c. j. Rairdon and Ernest Blanken-
ship have gone to Wenatchee to work
in the shops Their families expect
to remain here for the present, at
least
Mrs. Tommy Maxwell, who has been
visiting friends in Leavenworth. left
Sunday for her new home at Interbay.
Mr.. Maxwell, who formerly worked
at Snohomish, has been made head
boiler maker in the shops at Interplay.
The Degree Of Honor lodge gave
dance Tuesday evening in the X. ?.
hall. So many people are working
in the fruit and haven't pep enough
left for dancing that only a small
crowd turned out. But sweet cider
and doughnuts were served and
seemed to make hit.
Mrs. Fred Davies and infant son
left Tuesday on No. for Hillyard.
They purchased a home in Hillyard
some time ago and expect to live
there as soon as Mr.. Davies gets
back to his work as fireman. During
the heavy fruit work he is switching
in the yards at Wenatchee.
H. f. Kilburn and wife of Walla
Walla spent Tuesday night at the
Tumwater hotel. They were return
ing home from Tacoma where Mr..
Kilburn had been called as a witness
by the grand jury. The case was an
| old one concerning the death of an
army officer while Capt. kilburn was
stationed at Camp Lewis.
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Harding spent
Sunday at the J. ". Elliott ranch up
Eagle Creek. Mr.. Elliott had bad
luck with his third cutting of hay.
Had it rained on in the shocks so that
it had to be all spread out again. Sun
DAY being a perfect haying day the
whole family turned out to help
shock!
Mrs. Martin johnson entertained
the Lutheran ladies aid and other
friends Thursday afternoon in honor
of Mrs. Jack Johnson. 1t was fare
well party for Mrs. johnson who is
soon to go to Hillyard to live. Be
tween fifteen and twenty ladies We're
present and the guest of honor was
"showered" with pretty handkerchiefs
and best wishes. A delicious lunch
was served.
Mrs. Marion Cannon and "Cap"
Emerd were married at Wenatchee
Saturday. They returned to Leaven-
worth Immediately following the cere-
mony and are living in housekeeping
rooms at the Tumwater hotel Both
young people are well known locally
and receive the congratulations and
best wishes of large circle of friends.
Many beautiful gifts have been re-
ceived.
W. f. Daniels and family left
Thursday morning to drive through
to Sedgwich. Colorado. Mr.. Daniels
was signal maintainer on the Great
Northern Railway for several years
and was stationed at Leavenworth and
Winton. Colorado is the native state
of both Mr.. and Mrs. Daniels so they
are returning 10 their old home and
friends. Mrs. Daniels parents, who
live at Sedgwick, have offered TO
deed dan" 100 acres if he will take
charge Of it for them. Some folks have
all the luck. Mr. Daniels has a sister
living at Sedgwick also and his folks
live only thirty miles from there.
The Daniels leave many sincere
friends in Leavenworth, Winton and
the Lake Wenatchee country who