The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1919-11-07

Arrange for your photo sitting now
and get the benefit of unhurried at
tentive service.-Wheeler's Photo and
Art Shop. (45*)
Mrs. Victor Hoff and daughter, Lor-
eta have returned home after visit
of several days spent with friends and
relatives at Everett and Seattle.
At the Elks meet in Wenatchee
Tuesday night, Messrs. McKewon and
Mohrinway of this vicinity were
among those who joined the antlered
tribe.
Mr., Henry Woldtvedt severed his
connection with the Leavenworth
State Bank on Friday and on Saturday
commenced work at the Golden Rule
store in this city.
George L. Gardner, of Spokane, for
merly manager for the Great North
ern Lumber Co., here arrived Wednes
day to look after business matters and
renew acquaintance.
The work of reconstructing the Pen
ney Company's store, burned out some
time ago, is progressing nicely. 1t
will probably require few weeks yet
in which to complete the work.
Mrs. Otis Day, who went to Seattle
last week to consult a physician, has
returned home. The first joint of her
thumb was amputated as the result of
felon which developed couple of
weeks ago.
Miss Ocean Jolly, of the Jolly-Ra
telle Printing Co., Portland, Ore, was
a visitor in Leavenworth Tuesday,
returning to her home from Cash
mere, where she had spent few days
with friends.
The local Eastern Star chapter will
hold a regular meeting next Wednes-
day evening at o'clock, at which
time work will be exemplified. A
special invitation is extended to all
visiting Stars.
Rutheford's Grocery has on exhi-
bition land probably on sale by this
time) a 373-lb. cheese made by Kraft
Bros, Plymouth, Wis. These people
are the best cheese makers in Amer
lea, and everyone should make it
point to get slice of this one. (45*)
Agent C. j. Mcclure of the Great
Northern wishes US to mention the fact
that the office hours for the freight
and express departments are from 8
a. m to p. m. The employees are
allowed to work but eight hours, so
that those who come before or after
office hours must necessarily go away
disappointed.
Everett Daily Herald, Nov, 1: Mrs.
Rudolph Hany proved to be delight
full hostess when she entertained u
few friends at a Halloween dinner
party at her home on Summit avenue.
The table was artistically decorated
and covers were laid for twelve
guests, among them being Mrs. V.
Hoff and daughter Loretta, of Leav-
enworth, Wash, and Miss Clara Lud-
wig of San Francisco.
Chelan News-Leader:-Deed H.
Magyar, editor of the Leavenworth
Echo since 1904, in retiring from the
newspaper field, has left the people
of that town and Wenatchee Valley
an edition that will be hard to sur
pass. We are speaking of the Fruit
Growers Edition" of Oct. "a. The
paper contains many well written ar
ticles giving valuable information
about the fruit industry illustrated
with splendid cuts. 1t is chuck full of
well gotten up ads which shows that
it has the support of a bunch of live
wires.
Leavenworth needs "brass band. y
The Echo was informed that a
meeting was scheduled to be held last
Monday evening for the purpose of
recognizing. We made inquiries but
were unable to ascertain what, if any
thing, had been done. We hope that
if the band is not practicing and keep
ing in condition, that this will be done
at once, and that the organization may
have the hearty financial support of
everyone. In these 'piping times of
peace" and Icicle water We need some
thing stirring occasionally and good
band is worth every dollar that may
be contributed to its support. The
Leavenworth band has in past years
been a great credit to the city and
community, according to the infoTma-
ton that comes to the writer, and we
desire to do what we can to continue
its history.