The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1922-04-07
THE LEAVENWORTH ECHO

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bulk seeds at Motteler's.
Mrs. Chester Dawson visited at
Wenatchee last Sunday.
Remember the Choral Club benefit
concert, Community building, April
10.
Auto for Hire-anywhere, anytime,
safe travelling. Phone BAL, Leaven-
worth. G6-4tpd)
Julius Volck was at Wenatchee
Wednesday and bought team at the
horse sale
Frederick Warde plays the Vicar
in Oliver Goldsmith's classic at School
Motion Pictures next Tuesday.
]. E. Gutherless went to Omak
Tuesday to do some brick work for
the BilesColeman Lumber Co. on
their box factory.
Mrs. Amanda Town arrived Mon
day from Seattle, accompanied by her
daughter, Mrs. Dale Marble and lit
tie daughter.
VIM. Shotwell of Cashmere, broth
er of Mrs. H. G.. Krollpfeiffer. and
Harry Carey were up from Cashmere
Tuesday and visited at the Kroll-
pfeiffer home.
Miss Mildred Lichti, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Farrell, returned
Sunday morning from Missoula,
Mont, where she had been visiting
couple months.
Mr.. and Mrs. John koerner and son
Ralph, enroute from Wisconsin to Sc
attic, stopped off here Monday and
visited friends The Koerners visited
different friends and Ralph was the
guest of Loverne Gutherless.
B. c. Rutherford drove to Wenat-
chez Tuesday forenoon on business
matters. C. A. Campbell went with
| i4iiii 40 Ast4 90 SS'oillIiSits anu
with his auto which stripped a gear
Sunday and was left for repairs.
Anderson e. Nelson, of Tonasket,
We're awarded the contract Tuesday
by the county commissioners to con-
struct the road between Cashmere
and Dryden, at $56,26O. Seventeen
bids were in, all others higher, rang
ing up to S76,260.
April II has been proclaimed as
Arbor Day by the governor, and the
President has proclaimed the week
April 1922 as Forest Protection
week and recommends that April %
be celebrated as the Golden Anniver-
versary of Arbor Day.
John Byron, of Seattle, arrived here
Tuesday to look after his ranch out in
the Cascade Orchards district and
may remain here through the sum-
mer. Mr.. Byron says that he always
liked this section of the state and he
is glad to be back again
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Donations from everyone are
requested for the Bazaar. All
i interested in our city should help
make this a success. as all the
money is to be used in local i'm
provement work.
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The Civic Club sewing bee was en-
tertained last Saturday afternoon by
Mrs. H. G. Krollpfeiffer; Tuesday
evening by Mrs. w. A Tegtmeier, and
Thursday afternoon by Mrs. Frank
Hennessey. 1t is rumored that on
Saturday, which was April first, the.
ladies lunched on cotton.
The local American Legion Post de-
sires to express their thanks and ap-
probation to those outside of the
Post membership who assisted in
making the get-together meeting held
March % an unqualified success, and
especially to Mrs. Bryan and Mr.. Put
nam who assisted in making the &C.
casion both pleasant and profitable.
And also to Mrs Curtis, Mr.. Putnam
and Rev. Hoskins for their efforts and
assistance in connection with the
Memorial Services held at the audi
forum, on Sunday, April End, and as
sure each one assisting the Legion in
their efforts to perform their duty to
their comrades and to the community
that their help is always appreciated
County Road Overseer Parrish was
up from Cashmere Friday attending
to business matters and in conversa-
ton with an Echo man, said that the
south road between here and Peshas-
tin would be made passable probably
about May /. 1t is to be graveled
he said, but it is not probable that
work will begin until fall, possibly in
August. A rock crusher is to be
erected at Peshastin creek at cost