The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1920-11-12


Mems fine suits at the lowest MAJ
ket quotation, at the J. c. Penney
Co. (D
Dr. V. Hickman. dentist. is now
employed by Dr. Burkhart at his
dental parlors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Mckenzie and
son visitedWenatchee last week ,arriv-
ing home Friday.
Joe Wilson is being held at Wen
atchee on a charge of larceny having
stolen a pair of chaps.
Mrs VIM. Tedford. of Wenatchee
arrived here Wednesday to visit Mrs.
VIM Brender for a few days.
Manager Warman of the Peshast n
Fruit Growers Association. went to
Seattle Tuesday in the interest of the
business.
C. VI. Pennington. who had been here
in the employ of the G. y. Lumber
Co., moved back to Sultan. Wn.. leav-
ing last Friday
Hard Times Dance at the Fire
mems hall Saturday evening. Nov. b.
Wear your old clothes and have a
good time (47*)
Jimmie Jarvis went to Seattle last
Friday He was so unfortunate as to
break his glass eye and had to 90 over
there to have it replaced.
B. c. Rutherford. A. c. Johnson,
Art OLeary and Frank Wingate went
down to the jackrabbit country We'd
resday afternoon on hunting trip.
Louie Luncan, formerly foreman at
the Blewett mines, arrived here Mon
day and went out to the old mines 70
work. He left here some two years
ago.
Clifford Hayes went over to Seat
tic Sunday morning, arriving home
Monday night. Cliff gave US to un-
GerStand that nothing unusual has
happened yet.
Glen Putnam and family have
moved here from Wenatchee and he
is employed at the J. c. Penney Co.
store. They have the house just va
Gated by Mr.. Haskins.
For the Month of November Only,
we will give away FIVE DOLLARS
worth of aluminium wear with each
Universal range sold We will glad
Il demonstrate this wonderful range.
Come in and see it.-Mutual Mercan-
tile Co (45-3t)
Mr.. and Mrs. B. n Howden and
sen George, of Sutton, n. D., stopped
Of here Wednesday while enroute to
California to spend the winter. and
visited with the F. A. Sinclair family
end other friends
Supt f. G. Riebe of the Amalga-
mated Gold Mines Co. at Blewett
found 1t necessary to go to Seattle
Tuesday to attend to some business
preparatory to starting the machn-
cry at the mine. He expected to ar
rive home again today.
John Mcclure is distributing some
of the American Legion badges to
members of that order and no doubt
we will soon see all the boys wearing
them on state occasions. The badge
i one TO be proud of. Get them,
boys. and wear them like the men you
ere.
Armistce Day was observed here
by the closing of all business places
and a great many went to Cashmera.
having been invited there to partci-
pate in the festivities prepared by the
local post of the American Legion
Others went down to the football
game between Leavenworth and
Cashmere high school teams
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Biles left on
Thursday morning of last week on an
auto trip that will extend through
the winter. They went from here to
Seattle and from there will go TO
Portland. San Francisco. Los Angeles
and intermediate points. They ex-
pect to cover the coast country gener-
ally. This will make an ideal trip
and their many friends here hope they
will enjoy their sojourn TO the limit.
f. G. Riebe, superintendent of the
Amalgamated Gold Mines Co. at
Blewett, informs US that they expect
to start their stamps within a few
days. They were waiting only for
betting and when that arrives they
viii begin to put ore through the
stamps The whole plant has. been
rebuilt and renewed and production
will begin in earnest. The Echo will
give a full and accurate account Of
operations as soon as they begin.
c. f. Wilcox. out on the old Bren-
Ger place, had TO club deer away