The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1922-02-10

Wenatchee yesterday forenoon.
Born-to Mr. and Mrs. F. y. Nc
Namar, on Jan. 81, 1922, sen
Born-to Mr.. and Mrs. T. S. Pip.
kin, Wednesday, Feb 8, 1929, a son.
The home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Fromm is undergoing renovation.
Mrs. I. H. Cannon and son returnet
yesterday frcm a visit at Wenatchee
Place Cards, T1lles and Party Fa
vors for all occasions, at Whoeler's
Photo & Art Shop.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Simons went
over to Seattle Sunday night to at
tend to business matters. returning
home yesterday
Sam DAILY came over from Omak
Yesterday to attend to business mat
ters and breathe the invigorating air
of the old home town again
Mr.. and Mrs. CT ecker have repur-
chased their old home, sold last fail
to VIM. Severphaller, who will move
back to the ranch at Wintor
| Mrs. Amanda Town was over at
Seattle last week and found Mr.. and
Mrs. Dale Marble and child all down
with the flu, which was then having a
big run in the city.
J. r. Clarey, arrested in tonnectio \
with the finding of still on Tarpis-
kin creek, was tried to jury in Jus
! tice Porter's court at Wenatchee
Tuesday and found not guilty
Leavenworth members of the Wen
atchee District Cooperative associa-
ton have been considering building a
warehouse here and it is probable
that a definite decision vii soon BE-
reached.
| Miner McLain, Jr, of Spokane, is
| here visiting his parents, Mr. and
| Mrs. Miner McLain ST. He had been
at Oroville where he sold an interest
in a business which he owned tn his
| partner.
Elmer johnson, proprieto" of tn"
| Franklin hotel, was at Venatche,
yesterday and had an operation for
ear trouble. 1t is expected that he
will recover his hearing in The az
fccted ear
Christ Smith and Orville Bethel
were down at Quincy last Wednesday
a week ago on rabbit hunt. Christ
says that Orvil!e broke his gun and
as he could not shoot, had to carry the
game. Christ killed 80 rabbits.
KumtuX Club will meet with Mrs.
Woodruff Friday, Feb. II Mrs
Gutherless Will have a paper on "For-
est Conservation This will also be
a social meeting and the members are
asked to bring their work. A silver
tea will be served,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. LaPointc enter
tanned at dinner on Sunday evening
at their apartments on Front Street
| The table was beautiful with cut glass
, and silver. Covers were laid for ten
| Those present were Mr. and Mrs. G..
A. Bunch, Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Beat
tiger, Mrs. H. F. Rohrbaugh Mrs. J..
]. White, Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. Grace
Hitchcock and Mr. and Mrs. La
Pointe.
f. L. Tucker returned home EARL
ibis week from stay ,f several
weeks in St Paul, on comm tee bust
hess for the firemens organization
He says that while he was IN st Paul
The weather was fine with ;he excep-
tlon that on few mornings it was "a
Their cold, Is below being the lowest
point reached. Coming back over the
prairie states there were storms an
very cold weather.
Representatives of the Tumwater
Light e. Water Co. met Tuesday even
ing with the committee appointed by
the city council for the purpose Of g,
ing over the electric lighting system
proposition. We understan! that the
Tumwater Company is willing to sell
at the invoice. The matter is OF
course still "up in the ai:," but in
formation must be had before the
matter can proceed far and it was for
this purpose that the meeting was
held.
A miscellaneous shower vas give,
by Miss Edith Troll on the evening of
Feb. in honor of Mrs. Jack Gaffney,
nee Gladys Ruth Numerous pres
ents were left her. The table decor
ations were of pink Ophelia roses an
a splendid luncheon was served. The
evening was spent in sinoing anA
dancing. Those present We're. Mabei
Eresch, Dorothy Eresch, Inc
Ewing, Gladys Wettstein. II len Hale.