The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1920-02-20

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cure rheumatism? (S-2tD
Miss Helen Keller left the early
part of the week for Seattle.
Mrs. VIM Mcintosh went to Seattle
Tuesday for few days visit
Mrs. A. NJ. Lindsay came over
from Seattle Sunday to visit.
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Pinch are
around again after hard siege of flu.
The Leavenworth Supply Coz
new garage is fast nearing compile
ton.
Mrs. l.. p. Durand is here from Sc
attic for a short visit with her son
Lloyd and family.
A. c. Barclay has bought the lot
next to his hotel, now occupied by
the Racket store.
n. \. Nelson went over to Seattle
Saturday and spent several days at
tending to business matters.
Mr. and Mrs W. C. Roach left yes
terday. for a visit with relatives at
Portland They may be away couple
weeks.
Mr. b. II. Bryan, manager Of the
Penney store, returned the first Of
the week from his trip to Salt Lake
City and other points.
Messrs. Tom Pipkin, Joe OLeary
and Charley Eckhart went to Wenat-
chez Tuesday to take in the 4Ilks' do
ings and attend to business matters
John Savage, formerly policeman in
the railroad yard, but who removed to
the Seattle yards some two years ago,
has returned and is again on duty
here.
Frank f. Carlquist will hold big
package sale on Saturday, Monday
and Tuesday, Feb. 81, % and "a. One
thousand packages will be sold-your
choice at Acc. See his advertise
ment (SD
The box factory Of the Great Nor
theln Lumber Co. was closed TUESDAY
on account of the lumber supply being
exhausted 1t is hoped to start the
saw mill March /, and the box factory
will be reopened as soon as a stock of
lumber is accumulated.
H. f. Turnkey, of Pcshastin, came
by auto over the trail from Seattle
Monday through Blewctt Pass, some
thing that had never been done a.
this season of the year. He did no
shoVeling except for a little distance
about mile from the BleWett mine.
The survey of the proposed Icicc
Water District has been completed
and meeting is called to be held at
" enatchee Saturday evening of this
week. This project is undoubtedly d
good one and should be put through.
But LeavenWorth should. it seems to
us, have competent advice in all pro
ceedings so that our interests may be
safeguarded at all angles. No one
else is going to look out for our in
terests. Our city council must have
charge and secure a competent cngi-
neer to advise them. This is too inn
portant to be disrcgarded. And we
should not lay down and block the
project either.
At the meeting of the city council
Tuesday Of last week Herman Howe
was appointed city attorney by the
mayor. which appointment was con-
firmed by the council The judgment
against Seaman & Quigg was certi-
fed to the city council and by them
approved and ordered filed. ct is I'M
derstood that full recovery on the
judgment will be made). A resolu-
ton was adopted making Aldermen
Beamish, Payne and Nelson com
mittee to have charge of purchasing
and installing street signs and giving
them authority to do so.
Mrs. Alfred Moon Of Wenatchec.
has recently received a letter from
hel brother, Henry Peppmoeller, for
morly of Leavenwolth, telling about
his good fortune in securing 100 acres
Of the best irrigated land in the Kit
itas valley Water is obtained from
the well known Ellensburg Canal
CAS- every westcrner knows Mr..
Peppmoeller goes on to say, "this val
ley is the most delightful place in the
northwest. It's healthful, inyigorat
ing climate and fertile soil is unsur-
passed anywhere. This is the land Of
opportunity and wealth, the farmers
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