The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1922-07-07
Railroad Items Of
Timely Interest

A letter received by one Of our read
ers from friends residing in Tokyo.
Japan, says Hope to meet you in
Gods own beauty spot, Icicle Can
yon, in the near future and enjoy an
other picnic party there. Owing to
the fact that the writer has made Sev-
eral trips around the world. our read
ers consider this very pretty com
pliment to the scenic beauty Of Leav-
enworth and vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. L. Tucker returned
to Leayenworth Wednesday morning
after having spent several months in
the south where Mr.. Tucker attended
the national tri-ennfal convention of
the Firemen's lodge at Houston. Tex
as, After leaving Houston they
spent some time in San Francisco Wis
iting relatives and attending the
Shrine convention held in that city.
They report a splendid trip but very
hot weather.
J. F. Beattiger was slightly injured
at Skykomish on July 8. He was
taken to the hospital at Everett or
No. 3 and Mrs. Beattiger went to
Everett on No. Of the same day. We
understand the injury was a scalp
wound.
L. H. Laden returned to Leaven-
worth on No. Sunday after on ex-
tended tour through the east, visiting
relatives and sightseeing.
Mrs. T. T. Riggs and three children
Of Buckley, Wash. are visiting with
Mrs. Riggs sister, Mrs. J. W. Jet,
and will spend several lays in Leaven-
worth
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Meath who have
been visiting in Wisconsin, stopped
off at Leavenworth while enroute to
their home in Vancouver, B. c., and
spent several days with Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Cassiday. Mr. and Mrs Crot
ty drove up from Wenatchee on Sun
day and were guests at the Cassiday
home.
Mrs. Devery of Everett spent the
Fourth in Leavenworth visiting her
husband, who is breaking out of this
terminal
Jack Dennis, who is now stationed
at Wenatchee, was one Of picnic
party from Wenatchee who spent
Sunday up Icicle Canyon
Frank O'Hara returned during the
past week from an extended trip
through the middle west where he Wis
tied a sister and friends. Dame Ru-
NOR was busy during his absence and
a large collection of old shoes, rice
and white ribbon was awaiting his re-
turn. Greatly to the disappointment
Of his friends, we understand he j:
still enjoying single blessedness. At
ter spending a few days in Leaven-
worth he left for Seattle.
Conductor Rhodes, an old time pas
senger conductor running out of vii
liston, N. D., spent a couple of day;
visiting his cousin. Sam Crofoot
Mrs. ]. F. Hiddeston o f DeSoto
Kansas, and f. o. Imberg. Occur d.
Alene, Ida, sister and father of J. =
Imberg, after spending a day II
Leavenworth went to Seattle or
Thursday Of last week. They are re
turning to Leavenworth where Mr.
Imberg will spend some time with hi
son.
Mrs. J. P. Imberg is visiting rela
tives and friends in Seattle and othe
Sound points.
Thos Richards spent several day
in Spokane last week
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Bunch spenl tht
Fourth on a camping trip with the Il
Pointe's.
Two call boys have been put on +
the yard office during the past week
They are Bernice Bethel and Franz
Rarbano.
Miss Nita Tyler and John Hore
have stolen a march on their friend
in Leavenworth. They are presum
ably enjoying a honeymoon in Seattle
as a marriage license was issued q
them in that city several days ago
Friends are patiently awaiting ther
return for further particulars.
Mrs. r. l. Leslie left for Seattle
Wednesday evening, driving over viii
Mrs Amanda Town in her Dixie r
er.
Mrs. Clarence Huston and bah,
went to Yakima via Seattle Tuesda.