The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1920-08-20

The J. C. Penney store at Wenat
chez has moved into a new building.
Ladies suits and dresses, good full
line to select FROM. c. Penney
Co. (35O
Remember the ice cream social
next Friday evening, on the Metho-
dist church lawn.
Guy Wheeler and Tom Pipkin have
been on a fishing expedition up Whit
River way this week
w. f. Dimmitt of the j. c. Penney
store, is having a vacation this week.
part of which he spent in Wcnat
chez.
Matt Hickey, of near Cashmere. t..
candidate for county commissioner
in the Second district. He was for
merly commissioner for six years.
The Wenatchee World publishe.
some pictures of mountain scenes.
among which is one "recontly taken
with a horse with a deer over its
| back.
Paris |. Kern, Jr., son of Paris
Kern of Wenatchee. wa, electrocuted
last week while working on a bridge
near Spokane. He was % years of
| age.
Miss Marion Hagler, sister of Mrs.
Jack Roth and her friend, Miss Ma
bel Patzke, of Tacoma, who had been
here visiting, returned to their homes
last Thursday afternoon.
| A warrant has been issued for the
arrest of one Harry J. Smith, whose
postoffice address is supposed to be
| Cashmere. The complaint was made
| by Deputy Game Warden Long.
Pastor and Mrs Hobart and daugh
tiers Alma and Evelyn. of Wenatchoe
visited friends in Leavenworth Sat
urday and Sunday and assisted in tn
worship at the Christian church.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. f. Paine and chill
dren arrived home Wednesday from .
| trip to Seattle. Mr.. Paine says that
it rained very hard as they We're
coming over the Snoqualmie Pass.
DIR. Hanbloom has gone to Port
land and we understand is expecting.
to locate there or elsewhere and opnn
dental practice. The doctor is a
| good practitioner and ought to be
successful
E. c. Bowersbox. deputy county su-
| perintendent of schools. has filed A.
candidate for superintendent. He
was formerly superintendent am
has been in the office as principal and
deputy for fourteen years.
DR.. Myrtle Snyder, Osteopath;c
Physician will make her first visit t.
Leavenworth August 25th. She will
be at the Barclay Hotel, Room 2. on
Mondays, Wednesdays and FRIDAYS
, of each week. (35*)
c. G. Cockburn, assistant cashier
of the Leavenworth State Bank. is
enjoying himself this week. taking
his vacation. Charles will no doubt
have some good fish stories to tel
when he gets back to work.
Mrs. F. f. Carlquist and children
went over to Kirkland. Wash. las
Saturday to attend the wedding o.
Mrs. Carlquist's sister, Mrs. Flor
ence Mann, who was married on Sun
day to Art Whaley of that city.
Henry Koch was in from Plain tn
first of the week looking for rous,
to buy or rent. so that his children
might have the ADVANTAGES of tn
Leavenworth city schools M Kocl,
is employed by the Great Northerf
Lumber Co.
Lawrence Johnson, a lad eight
years old. was killed on Badge
Mountain, Douglas Co, while herd
ing cattle, by being thrown from h.
horse. The horse came home rider
less and search resulted in finding
the body of the boy in a deep ravine.
As there were tracks of the horse
near by it is thought he was thrown
from the horse and that death result
ed from a severe rock wound on the
temple.
Congressman James II. Sinclair Of
Kenmare. n. D., stopped off here
Tuesday night and visited until We'd
nesday afternoon with his brother
Fred, and family, while enroute 10
California to visit his mother and
other relatives. Mr.. Sinclair liked
this section of the state very we'll bat
could not understand in so short =
time just where all the money comes
from to keep the wheels of progress
moving with such evident persistency:
but he had never lived in a real fruit
country.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Maston. accom-
panied by Mrs. Amadon of Tacoma.