The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1919-12-19

who will be interested in this happy
event.
J. Kelly is spending few days in
Seattle.
A new shipment Of records just in.
-Leavenworth Pharmacy. (49*)
J. B. Adams arrived here Wednes-
day night from his home in Seattle.
Shop early for Christmas. = Leav-
enworth Pharmacy. (49C
George Boye left for Havre We'd
nesday where he expects to work.
Holly Christmas Boxes, all sizes
for mailing your gifts-at The Rae
ket Store. (51*)
We have the most complete line of
Christmas Goods we have ever carried.
-Carlquist's Jewelry Store.
A chimney fire at the Ted Ersch
caused an alarm Of fire Tues
day evening. but no damage was done.
If you are looking for a nice box Of
stationery, we have it at The Racket
Store. (51*)
We frame pictures appropriately ac-
eording to their Individual require
-Wheeler's Photo & Art Shop.
". G. Schaunach and R. L. Reariek
left on No. Tuesday for North Da-
kota. on business matters for the pub
fishers of the Echo.
Mrs. Amanda Town and daughter
Mrs. Frank Hennesy. went to Seattle
Tuesday TO attend the funeral Of En-
gineer John Calder.
Negotiations are about completed
for the county of Chelan to take over
the fish hatchery at Leavenworth, and
operate it for the exclusive benefit of
this county.
The Rutherford Grocery Co. has a
fine lot of high grade Haywood Jar
diners and Flower Pots suitable for
Christmas gifts which are being sold
at less than cost.
E. H. Ball left Tuesday for Misso-
uri. He will stop off a short time al
New Rockford, y D. He expects to
return accompanied by Mrs. Ball, who
has not been in the best of health.
At the home OF Chas. viii, Leaven-
worth, on Tuesday evening, Dec. 18th,
occurred the marriage Of Jas. NJ.
Swain to Miss Bertha L. viii, Re-.
VIM. Hoskins of the Methodist church.
The box factory of the Great North
ern Lumber Co. closed Monday. This
step was due TO inability of the rail
read to furnish cars for the shipment
Of product The closing may be only
temporary.
The county game commissioners are
prepared to feed game birds at any
time feeding conditions are such as &c
demand it. Ranchers and others
should report conditions in their neigh |
0orhoods to the local sporting associ-
atoms.
H. Jennings, an employee of the
Great Northern Lumber Co. left FRI
day for his home in Indiana to spend a
.acation As he has not been home
for twenty-one years he looks forward
% a pleasant visit. He expects TO re
turn in March and resume his posi-
ton.
Mrs 4 Brown Of Raymond. W., :
aere visiting DR.. and Mrs Elmer. Mr.
Brown Is expected here IN & few days
for Christmas The Browns were for
merry residents Of Leavenworth and
conducted the store known as the Hub.
and have many old friends who are
pleased to have them here again.
New coal buDkers are under con
struction by the Great Northern Rail
read near the lumber mill and it Is
that . lot Of new coal burn
.ng locomotives are soon TO be put in
use here L Is probable that the 1900
class will Be taken of and Iocomtives
Of the 1000 class put on Locomo-
.ives Of the GOO class are big and
powerful machines
Christmas exercises viii be held in
the Methodist church on Christmas
Ere. beginning At go. 4 program
sill BE- rendered and the usual treat
for the children gwen. Donations Of
fruit, groceries and clothing for the
needy wiH Be in order Bring them
u the church Wednesday evening.
Dec. p. and a committee viii see that
they are properly distributed