The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1922-03-17

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Sunday to spend about a week.
The Wenatchee Apple Blossom Fes-
tival is to be held May and g.
W. S. Wheeler accompanied F. 7.
Motteler to Wenatchee Wednesday,
Gene Haskins was at Wenatchee
last Saturday morning on business at
the court house.
The Misses Bertha Myer and Gene
We've Barkee were Wenatchee visitors
Saturday morning.
Colleen Moore will play in Little
Orhpant Annie" at School Motion Pic
lures next Tuesday.
Mr.. 0. F. Gardner went to Spokane
Wednesday on business for the Great
| Northern Lumber Co.
Chas. LaPointe went to Seattle
Monday to attend to business matters,
expecting to be away two or three
days.
F. T. Motteler has sold the Royal
Development Co a Buick touring car
to be used between here and their
mines.
Mrs. Herbert Church, of Moose
jaw, Sask., arrived here Tuesday to
spend few weeks at the F. A. Sin
clair home.
Rev. A. Sydow, of Tacoma. and
Rev. A. Matzke, of Mansfield, visited
with Rev. VIM. Lueckel here Tuesday
and Wednesday.
The Masons held a very interesting
meeting at the temple Monday eve
ming. About thilty-fve We're present
and two We're initiated into the third
degree. Luncheon was served
I. r. Hart went to Wenatchee
Monday afternoon to accompany the
other members of the county game
commission on a visit to Entiat to
meet the sportsmen's association of
that place.
The County Nurse will be here Mon
day night at the High School Audi
forum when she will give an illus
trated lecture on malnutrition among
school children. There will be special
music under the direction of Mrs. B.
H. Bryan. The public is urged to be
present No fee will be charged
The Blewett Pass road will be kept
open for travel this summer, not
withstanding the great amount of
work which is to be put upon it. The
Kittitas county side will be graded
and surfaced as far as Mountain
Home, according to information from
the road department of the forest
service, unless plans go awry.
Mrs. Hodgsen of Kalispel, Mont,
having formerly successfully under
gone a Caesarean section, returned
for a second, which was done Sunday
by Dr.. Leasing at the Community
: hospital More assistance being
necessary in such an operation, Dr.
Gearhart of Wenatchee, was called
to assist. Mother and son are doing
well to date.
Mrs. r. B. Field had a night letter
from Mr.. Field Wednesday morning,
saying that Mr.. Herbert Church met
them at Minot. n. D., enroute to
Cooperstown for the burial of Mrs
Sinclair The funeral and burial took
place at Cooperstown on Tuesday
The weather was fine. They were to
start the next day on the return trip
stopping off at different places en-
route.
A second charge has been made
against Jones, the negro responsible
for the death of Edward p. Savage
special agent of the G. n. Railway
here in January. This second charge
is assault in the first degree, the for.
mer charge was murder in the seconC
degree. In this connection we should
mention that our statement somt
weeks back that Jones got % years a
Walla Walla proved TO be unfoundeC
We had noticed by the World that he
was to have a hearing and askeC
Dude Brown a few days later on tn,
street what the niger got and his re-
ply was "25 years" Dude says h'
did not realize what was meant by oui
query.
F. T. Motteler was at WenatcheC
Tuesday to attend a meeting to pro
mote tourist travel and create ;
greater interest in the scenic advant
ages of the state. Representative.
were present from Coulee City. Wat
erville, Almira, Wilbur, Creston an,
Wenatchee. Fred A. Adams, execu
tive secretary of the National Park
Highway, was also present and PIE
scented statistics showing that las
year it was estimated S60O0.000 wer,