The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1920-04-23

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Mrs."'W Sampson. (l6-itpd)
Mrs. Will Payne was a business
visitor in Wenatchee last Saturday.
The funeral of William Bates and
Georgia Bates was held at Cashmere
Tuesday.
F. f. Carlquist, jcweler and op
tlcian, does optical work by appoint
ment. Residence phone IL. G7D
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Woodruff. par
ents of Geo. B. Woodruff Jr.. went to
Spokane Tuesday afternoon on No.
26.
F. f. Carlquist has been ha, NJ
his place of business fresheneC up
this week by cleaning the ceiling and
walls.
The Great Northern Lumber Co. is
now running three shifts at the Leav-
enworth mill and the production of
lumber is climbing
The warehouse at the rear of the
X. g. V. B. Hardware was emptied of
its contents the first of the week. the
goods being moved to J. r. Conway's
place across the street.
eye for Eye" shown Monday and
Tuesday evenings, with Nazimova.
the great Russian actress, starring.
was a splendid production and much
enjoyed by those who attended.
We are headquarters for seeds. A
large stock of both bulk and package
seed on hand. Also a large variety
of flower seeds. Call and look them
over, at Motteler's Warehouse. U7*)
The creamery is now making ice
cream. If you want fancy bricks in
different colors, or any favored cream
call the creamery and they will make
it Phone All. Satisfaction guaran-
teed. (12*\
Mrs. Mclnnis, of Seattle arrived
here Monday afternoon and visited
few hours at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. T. G. Jarvis She left that night
in company with Mrs Sarah Jarvis
on No. 2 to visit at Gravenherst, On
tario.
Cashmere has opened its new Ma
sonic hall. This occurred last Satur-
day evening when the Grand Matron
of the Stars, Mrs. Gretha Hutchin-
son, of Spokane, made her visit.
There was work, speeches, music and
refreshments.
Mrs. B. H. Bryan, vocal teacher.
will have her studio ono block west Of
school in the Neutsel cottage. Clas-
ses started Monday, March %. All
those that have engaged lessons and
those desiring to study will please
call Telephone 465. (14*)
Mr.. and Mrs Martin Roach and
daughter left Tuesday afternoon for
Wilson Creek where Mr.. Roach viii
be employed in the Great Northern
machine shops. Mr.. Roach had been
employed in like capacity here for
some years. On Sunday evening the
Reaches were farewell surprised by
members of the Yeomen Lodge to the
number of about twenty-five and a
very pleasant time was had by all
present.
The Great Northern Lumber Co. is
salvaging the deck of the old trestlc
in the mill pond at this place, the
timbers to be used in other works.
presumably at the loading works at
Chiwaukum, which is soon to be con
structed. The trestle contained a lot
of valuable timbers. If this should
not have been cut and sawed at this
time it would mount into thousands
of dollars Besides there was no
small amount of hardware, all Of
which can be utilized
B. n. Howden, who arrived here a |
week ago Monday with F. A. Sinclair,
spent the week among friends who
had come out from North Dakota.
leaving last Monday night on No. 2
for his home. Ben enjoyed his stay
here, though for one who had just
passed through a North Dakota win
ter, he seemed especially affected by
cold. But. as we were told when
young, frozen finger always gets
cold first. The North Dakota bunch
was surely pleased to have Mr. How
den with them and hope that he may
return again and bring other friends
with him.
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