The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1919-02-28
CITY NEWS

to Spokane the first of the week.
Corsets that give comfort and SER
vice at ]. C. Penney Co. feb 28*
The Lutheran Ladies Aid will meet
at the home of Mrs. N. A. Nelson on
Thursday afternoon March 6.
A marriage license was issued in
Seattle Tuesday to Mrs. Stella w.
Roberts and Otis L Stone of this
city.
Try box of those apples at Mot
teler's. feb.14
Mrs. George Hylton returned home
Tuesday from Seattle and Everett,
where she spent the past week visiting
with friends.
Extra Fancy Delicious Apples at
Days. Ask about them. feb2S*
Clayton Pickett has purchased the
Burbank orchard at Dryden at price
reported to be $4,000. There are so
acres, 81 of which are in bearing or
chard.
Model Brassieres, ACC to $1.23 at j.
C. Penney Co. feb 28*
For lack of quorum the city coun-
Gil failed to meet on Tuesday evening.
Three members were present and
waited until $50 after which they de-
pared for their homes.
Dry Slab Wood $3.50 per cord.
feb28* VIM. BRENDER.
Mr.. Brown, manager of the Leav-
enworth Market, made hurry-up trip
to Wenatchee the first of the week,
going down the line Wednesday and
returning the following day.
Complete record of the Great War
Every important event recorded. Only
so cents, at Koerner's Drug Store.
feb28*
Wenatchee is having her troubles
with the "denatured alcohol Jag" ac
cording to the World. The police
dragnet caught four last Saturday
evening who had imbibed little too
freely.
All kinds of eating and cooking ap-
pies at Motteler's. feb. Ia
The big military ball in Wenatchee
last Friday was a success in every
way, two halls being required to ac-
commodate the crowd. Several at
tended from here and reported having
good time.
Try some of the fine Delicious APP
pies at the Palm Confectionery.
feb2s*
The Rainier Cafe under the man.
agement of J. B. Huff opened up to
the public Thursday morning. The
place has been thoroughly cleaned and
repainted and it is Mr.. Huff's inten-
ton to conduct an uptodate restaurant
in every way.
Mems ready to wear suits, $17.50
and up. Mems tailored to your order
Suits, $25 to $4,000 at the j. C. Pen
ney Co, feb 28*
Harry Brown of Wenatchee Lake
and his brother Lester, returned from
Camp Lewis last Tuesday morning.
Mr.. Brown says over nine hundred sol
diers were discharged at Camp Lewis
this week and that the camp is be-
ginning to look deserted.
Louis DeBlois returned from Camp
Lewis this week having secured his
discharge. He has been in the SER
vice % months but like a lot of
others was not lucky enough to get
across. Most of his time was spent
at Camp Lewis and at Vancouver.
Dry Slab Wood $3.50 per cord.
feb28* VIM. BRENDER.
VIM. o. Rourke came over from Sc
attic Wednesday to transact business
and also to ship his car back to the
coast. He has bought out a store
containing a stock of drugs and gen.
eral merchandise and is enjoying a
good patronage AS he says he car
ries everything the people ask for ex-
cept Whiskey and groceries.
The Leavenworth Red Cross Chap
ter will give card party next Tues
day evening March 4, the last one of
three parties given for fuel and JAM
tor service during the winter, at
which time the second unclaimed sew
ing machine will be drawn. All tickets
will entitle the holder to one chance
on the machine. feb %
Mrs. Emma S. Baker, wife of l. A.
Baker, former county clerk, died at
the family home in Wenatchee Sun
day evening. Death came in very
unusual manner. She had lighted an
oil stove and laid down on the bed
IN rest. About a half hour later rel