The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1919-04-11
Watch for the one cent sale. apr4*


Mrs. A. Getchman of Tacoma is Wis
iting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Ring.
Mrs. Chas. Peterson and daughters
Oriet and Luella spent several days in
Seattle the past week.
A big crowd is plannig on attending
the dance in Dryden tonight to be
given in Bohlke's warehouse.
J. C. Penney Co., has children's play
suits at $129 each. apr11*
Mrs. Theo. Paine is spending this
week with Mr.. Paine's father and
mother at their home at Suquamish
near Seattle.
J. L. Maston this week bought the
Turner Welch property on East Com
mercial street. The deal was made
by the Elliott Realty Co.
The family of Mr.. J. C. Biles have
occupied what is known as the Lamb
bungalo, on River front avenue. They
took possession last Saturday.
The J. C. Penney Co., has nice
line of leather gloves at from 40 to
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Mr.. and Mrs Albert Stephenson of
Granite Falls arrived here this week
to take up their residence on their
ranch in the Chumstick valley.
Mr.. H. S. Wigel, of Spokane, will ex-
plain the Pan Motor pictures at the
Scenic Theater tonight, and also tell
who is bucking the company.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Constable cele-
brated their wedding anniversary last
Tuesday evening by entertaining
number of friends at luncheon.
J. C. Penney Co., has just what you
need in Mems Cotton Work Shirts at
csc to S1.89 apr11*
Jack Ruth developed a mild case of
smallpox last Wednesday, says DIR.
Hoxsey and the family is quarantined
at their home south of the river.
There will be services at the Luth-
eran church Sunday April Is at 10:45
am. Sunday school 1000 am.
Rev. Luekel, pastor
A. M. Mckenzie, a former resident
of Leavenworth now residing on a
ranch near Cashmere, was here sew
eral days this week meeting old
friends.
w. E. Hansen sold his house and
two lots this week to NJ. Rumohr. This
property joins Mr.. Rumohr's home
which he purchased last summer from
Mrs. R. Bowden.
Engineer James Thompson has
closed deal for the Wiley Rice place
on Commercial street. He has occu-
pied it for some time and recently
decided to own home.
On account of the destruction of the
buildings on Front street ]. W. Elliott
has been forced to move his offices
back to. the building on 9Th and Com
mercial opposite the Echo office.
The Pan Motor Co., of st. Cloud
Mimi, will give a moving picture
show at the Scenic Theater tonight at
7:30 pm. They have five big reels
showing the big plant in operation.
No charge for admittance. april cpd
One cent sale coming apr4*
Thad Neubauer, the veteran Blewett
miner, returned from Seattle the first
of the week after spending a week
on the coast. He says the outlook for
considerable work being done at the
old camp is very good. He had in his
possession a piece of quartz that fairly
made mans mouth water to own a
gold mine. It came out of a tnnnel
at Blewett.
DIR. Hoxsey bought a new Dodge
touring car thru the Leavenworth Sup
ply Co. the past week. The Doctor
says he is tired of paying out money
for car hire and having nothing to
show for it in the end Then again
we suspect it viii be in the nature of
gift for the Doctors sons, George
and Edwin, now in France, but who
are expected home by mid summer.
H. B. Smith, the father of Merritt,
was here yesterday on his way home
from Wenatchee where he had been
exerting himself to get some of the
federal and state aid road money for
! his neighborhood. When it comes to
| getting road improvement that man
Smith is always on the job. He never
sleeps. AS a consequence the roads
in and about Merritt are in very good
condition, indeed, better than they are
in more thickly settled portions of