The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1922-06-30
THE LEAvENWORTH ECHO
Cherries are ripei

Cherries are ripe!
Strawberry cups? sure. we have
them. Franklin Lumber Co.
Ed Berry, an Entiat squatter. killed
himself last week in fit of melan-
cholia
Service at the city park next sun
day evening at o'clock, Everybody
welcome
Mrs. Rob Smith and daughters
Rena and JOY are week end guests Of
Mrs. Theo. Paine at Lake Wenatchee.
Mrs. Frank Hennessey, who return
ed home from Seattle some time ago.
is still in poor health, but is gaining
slowly.
Masons, Attention! - A regular
meeting will be held Monday evening.
July 3. All members are requested to
attend
The Ladies Aid of the NJ. f. church
will meet Wednesday, July 18th. in
stead of Wednesday, July 5th. Fur
Their announcement next week.
Saddle-horses, pack horses, camp
outfits, guides-will take you any
place you want to go and guarantee
plenty Of fsh.-Geo. Severity. (284tnp
VIM. Brender of Leavenworth was
recently granted certificate of ne
cessity" to operate an auto freight
line between Leavenworth and Wen
atchee.
f. ". Van Tassel, living near Wen
atchee, has been elected director of
the Ayrshire Breeders association.
He has one of the finest herds of Ayr
shires in the country.
Several pocketbooks were reported
lost early this week Bert Williams,
Assessor Swartz and Bill Moore. all
were reported to have lost their poe
textbooks and money or checks
The Washington Water Power
Company has begun the construction
of 10000 volt Transmission linz
from one of their big hydro electric
plants on the Sound to the Wenatchee
valley.
Mr. and Mrs. J. c. Garretson Sr.
went to Seattle last Friday to consult
physicians. Mr. Garetson has been
suffering from an injury for some
time and may have to undergo an OPP
Grafton.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Smith and
daughter, Miss Henrietta, and Mr..
Rowna Emmons returned last Friday
from an auto trip to Gle Elum and
Snoqualmie Falls, visiting points of
interest enroute.
Many forest fires have been report
ed recently, the largest being in the
vicinity Of Merritt where some TWEEN
ty-five acres were burned over. The
atmosphere has been continually filled
with smoke since Sunday.
A plan is under contemplation to
use some Of the money derived from
basket ball to lay out and grade three
tennis courts on the school grounds
/ for the use Of the school children and
others during the summer months.
jim Davis threatens to go to work
again. He is a switchman and has
been laying off for several weeks on
account of foot trouble. But now he
is so far recovered that he may get
back into the game soon, unless a
strike should prevent
The school board held a meeting
Tuesday evening and were engaged in
consideration Of the teaching staff
for the coming year. We understand
that the staff is incomplete and that
the full number of instructors will
not be definitely settled upon until
some legal questions are settled.
A cordial invitation to attend tie
Methodist Sunday School is extended
to all boys and girls, young folks and
older folks. who are not interested
elsewhere. School opens at 9:45 a m.
Each new member will be assigned to
a class suitable to grade in day school
or age. if not in school. Come, spend
an hour with US on the Sababth morn
ing. You may help US and we will
try to help you.
The Methodist Preachers of the
Wenatchee Valley held their annual
picnic Tuesday, June 9th, at ingalls,
Greek The following were present:
District Supt., c. c. Curry and wife,
Of Spokane; Mr. and Mrs. f. r. Smith
and grandsons, Mr.. and Mrs. 0. W.
Mintzer, Mr. and Mrs. Cooper and
family. all of Wenatchee; G. f.
James and wife of Monitor; Mr.. and
Mrs. J. :. Bell and daughter Grace. of