The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1920-12-24
THE LEAVENWORTH ECHO

Give Picture.-Wheeler's Photo
and Art Shop. e)
First-class dry slab wood for sale.
Phone 81 and 10. Gt*)
Otto Kahn, the New iolk banker,
says that the excess profits AK must
go.
Mrs. o. S. Brender, Of Blewett, and
baby, went to Seattle Tuesday night
for visit
4 thirty thousand dollar school
building has just been dedicated at
East Wenatchee.
Mrs. Wetherall left on Monday for
Los Angeles, where she went to at
tend to business matters.
The fremen have been selling tic
kets for a big dance at their hall in
Leavenworth, Saturday night.
For the next 30 days we will give
20 per cent discount on linoleums.-
Rutherford Mercantile Co. E)
Mr. and Mrs J. B. Norstrom of
Merritt came to LeavenWorth We'd
nesday afternoon on a shopping tour.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Cockburn have
moved from their former home south
of the river to rooms at Mrs. L. j.
Nelson's.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. f. Dimmitt and
children went to Wenatchee on Sun
day and returned home Monday af-
ternOOn
Mr.. and Mrs. J. b. Huff, who re-
Gently sold out the Rainier Cafe bust
ness, we understand, have gone to
California for the winter.
Did you know that Wheeler's Drug
Store has the largest and best as
sortment of Xmas greeting cards and
folders, seals, etc, in the city. C)
Two bootleggers were arrested at
Wenatchee Monday evening al five
dozen bottles of booze seized. Christ
mas promises to be dr. time for
some one.
&. B. Woodruff came in the first of
the week from about ten days spent
in the woods. He says that up above
Lake Wenatchee there was some four
| leet OF snow.
The Sportsmen's association had
good shoot last Sunday and it seems
that all who were there got turkey
or two-which is a fine outcome of
such an event.
The Legion and High School bas-
kct ball teams played a practice match
at the Gym Monday evening, which
resulted in victory for the High
Schol boys, score 48 to So.
Mr.. and Mrs. McLain, of Belling-
ham, who recently purchased the
Constable property occupied by Mr.
and Mrs c. G.. Cockburn until last
Saturday, have arrived and moved
, into the house.
Miss Hattie Eldrige, formerly en-
ployed here at the store of the Leav-
enworth Mercantile Co., stopped off
here Tuesday and visited at the F. A .
Sinclair home until Wednesday. She
, was enroute to her former home in
North Dakota.
f. d. Shugart came in from Plain
Friday and remained for a few days
shopping and attending to business
affairs. He also renewed his sub
scription to the Echo and stated he
had not missed a copy since its first
publication twenty years ago.
Mrs. F. S. Searles and Miss Mat
tie ENGLISH came down from Lake
Wenatchee last Friday and returned
home on Saturday. Mrs. Searles
visited her daughter, Mrs. Taylor
Iocom, and family, and Miss Brown
visited here sister, Mrs. Floyd Blank
enship and family while here.
Editor Corselius was up from Cash
mere Monday between trains. Cor
seliuS says he is going out to Olym-
pia when the Legislature meets to see
that needed legislation is enacted
Just what he has in mind deponent
sayeth not, but it is likely to make
some of the slow ones sit up and take
notice
There is six or seven feet of snow
up at Cascade Tunnel and more COM
ing nearly every day at this writing
Rotary plows are in use from Merit
up. At Wenatchee there was no
snow a few days ago and at points be-
few inches to one foot at Leaven-
worth, though about 30 inches of
snow fell here from Dec. 6 to Dec IS,
inclusive.
George Siverly was down from his
ranch, returning Monday, He recent
ly returned from Centralia where he
had attended family reunion. His
two brothers from Alaska, whom he
had not seen for some seventeen
years, were at the reunion. They had
been at point in the extreme north
eastern part of Alaska and were
among those who had to walk down
the Yukon River in October when the
boats froze fast. They walked four
hundred miles and were two months
! in reaching Seattle.
The members of the Big Four Club
entertained some of their friends at
the Biles-Myette home last Friday
night. 500 was played, after which
birthday cake was presented to 0.
A. Lee, in honor of his birthday. At
ter lunch the guests enjoyed dancing.
! D. B. Martin won first prize and Mr.
Mcmillan consolation. at the cards.
| The party proved a pleasant one and