The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1922-11-10
Breezy Bits Of News
From Peshastin

Mrs. Warren Boston is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Bert Paul of Twisp,
who is recuperating from an opera
ton.
The NJ. Z. ladies' aid society meets
next Wednesday, Nov. 10, with Mrs.
Fred Wright
Mcfarland Car Over Bank.
Sunday afternoon Mrs. McFar-
land was learning to drive their
Dodge car, and as they were passing
a car by Wenatchee river bridge, she
pullel out to the right too far, be-
came excited, stepped on the gas and
the car plunged over in to the river
below. 1t did not turn over, how
ever, landing right side up with care,
and in shallow water, so no one was
injured and the ear had only minor
"bruises."
Plans are on foot for mail route
out of Peshastin to serve the patrons
up Peshastin creek to Blewett, the
families across the creek from the
church up to the Mohler ranch,
around the square and ranches tribu-
tary to it. We might lust as well
have this route raising the status of
our local office as Cashmere. 1t right
ly belongs here and patrons would
get their mail day earlier than by
present route.
Armistice Commemoration Service
Sunday Evening 7:45
School Auditorium
The high school domestic science
girls will serve supper at O'clock to
all eX-service men, their wives and
lady friends. If you are an eX-ser-
vice man, come, consider this your
invitation, for YOUR name may have
been overlooked by the committee in
charge. This is for you, ALL ex-ser-
vice men. Then at 7:45 prompt
there will be community singing led
by Mr.. Ernest Gronseth Of Dryden.
Mr.. Gronseths reputation is such
that it insures the success of the
singing, so come and see what a
pleasure a community sing" can be
There will be special musical number
and demonstration by Peshastin
boy scout troop. The address of the
evening will be made by Rev. Emery
of the NJ. E. church, his subject,
"Peace or War-Which Shall 1t Be ?"
Everyone welcome.
The film, arabian Love-" last
week was very very good. "Sky-
high" is being shown tonight (Fri-
day..
Last Tuesday Mrs Howard Steph-
ems entertained several friends at
one o'clock luncheon in her home
north of Peshastin. Her guests were
Mrs. Verna Osborne and children
Mrs. Marion Bake and son Jack,
Mrs. Claire Nicholson and son Don
aid, Mrs. Bess Mccoy and daughter
Joan. and Mrs. Marjorie Otis and
daughter Mary Anna, of California
Mrs. Bert Luttrell of Cashmere
left last week for California, to ben
eft her health. She was accompan-
led by her parents.
The lyceum number at the auditor
ium Tuesday night was fine, but ow-
ing to the rain, the crowd was not
large. The young men proved to be
excellent entertainers, worthy of a
larger audience.
Sunday morning services, NJ f.
church. Sunday School, 1000. Dav-
is, Supt. And Mr. Davis wishes to
say that there were several folks
among the missing last Sunday
morning and he hopes they will be
present this time, so that the at
tendance may reach the 100 mark
again. Insprational sermon by pas
tor.
On Nov. 10, there will be on all-day
meeting at the NJ f. church. An old
fashioned basket dinner at noon and
visiting speakers in Ahe afternoon
should draw a large crowd.
Modernized proverbs: It's a long
lane that doesn't have a stalled mo-
tor car!