The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1918-10-04
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CITY NEWS
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DID YOU FAIL TO GET
YOUR ECHO THIS WEEK?

If you fail to receive your Echo this
week do not put the blame on us. We
have given repeated warnings. We
have many readers who have been
taking the Echo for years and pay
ing for it any old time, which was
quite satisfactory under the pre-waI
rule, but now that it is unlawful
with penalty for violation, to con-
tinue sending the paper when sub
scriber is three or more months in
arrears, we simply can not take the
risk of violating the law. If for any
reason one of our subscribers failed
to receive notice of his arrearage, and
his paper has been discontinued, we
can only say we regret the fact
whether due to our own or someone
elses carelessness. This paper has
always advocated obedience to the law
and can not now become a violater.
i Mrs. H. B. Rohrbaugh returned
home Saturday from Wenatchee where
she spent several days visiting.
Mr.. Carl Norine left Monday on No
for the coast, where he will spend
several days on business.
Mrs. Butler Sampson and Miss
Laura Nelson spent Friday in Wen
atchee.
We can make motor truck delivery
of your crop to any warehouse at any
time. F. S. Jacobsen & Co. 27-o a.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Reynold and
baby left Saturday for Spokane for a
several days visit.
Mr.. Cell Ballinger of Everett spent
Sunday with his frined, Miss Bertha
Will.
Miss Carr of Winton and Miss Wesi
of Chiwaukum spent the weekend in
Leavenworth.
Ed. Burger came over from Camp
Lewis and spent Sunday with his
wife.
See the hand painted china dishes OF
display. at the Rocket store. CD
Mrs. S. P. Nelson, who spen: the
last month with her son, George anr
family, left Monday for her horne il
Everett.
Mrs. A. J. Stohr arrived from Ev
erett, Saturday with the intention o.
working during the apple harvest a
the Tahueson ranch near Peshastin.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Blair aftel
spending two weeks in Cashmer,
picking apples, left Saturday for theil
home in Seattle.
Mrs. Frank Stickeny and daughter
LORNA, and Miss Eathyl Brunk cam'
down from Ciwaukum, Saturday ant
were guests at the C. C. SticIne!
home.
Mrs. M. S. Snyder and baby return
ed home from Seattle Saturday, wher
they spent a week with Mrs. Snyder
sister, Mrs. Jack Edwards.
Miss Dorothy Leslie left Friday TO
her home in Wenatchee, after weel
spent with her friend, Mrs. E. F
Andrews.
Mrs. Harry Burns and two childrel
of Cashmere, left Tuesday for Everett
where they intend to make their flu
ture home.
Mrs. /. NJ. Morgan and baby left o.
No. 1 Tuesday for Lexington, Ore
where she will visit for month wit
| her sister-in-law, Mrs. A. H. Nelson.
Mrs. w. H. Steven, who spent 'ev
eral days with her friend, Mrs. Ken
nedy, left for her home in Seattle
Monday.
Mr.. VIM. p Brein, who spent tn
past week with his sister, Mrs. EC
Tracy, left Tuesday for Soap Lake
where he intends to spend severe
weeks.
Mr.. ]. F. Ahearn left Sunday 70
Everett, where he has accepted
position and. intends to make hi
4 home. The family will move owe
4 later.
Guy Swanson, of Hillyard, arrive
Friday, and has taken the position c
storekeeper for the Great Northern
The position was recently vacated b
b Floyd Williams, who left for me-
fields.