The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1920-03-26


Mrs. Tom Hatmaker and children
arrived home Sunday from visit to
the old home in Eastern Tennessee.
: OXfords and pumps in black or
mahogany at prices which suit the
most economical buyer. c. Pen
ney Co. G4#)
Spring Millinery Opening" We'd
nesday and Thursday. at Mrs. J. NJ.
Beamishs You are invited to inspect
our stock. 1920
W. f. Emmons, Of Wenatchee. rep
resenting the Spokane Monument
Co.. was a Leavenworth visitor We'd
nesday.
HB. Welsh and family have moved
back to town from Camp s and Mr.
Welsh is now employed at the Pinch
pool hall.
The Edison Amborola monograph
! and cylinder records make splendid
music for the home. Sec Carlqust
for prices and terms. G2O
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-
tecd. G2*)
The choir of the Methodist church
will give a reception Friday evening,
March 26th, at $50 o'clock, in the
church parlors to Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Holmes and Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Dor
man. All the young people of the
church arc invited.
Mrs. b. H. Bryan. vocal teacher.
will have her studio one block west of
school in the Neutsel cottage Clas-
SEES startedeAlonday. March - All
those that have engaged lessons and
those desiring to study will please
call Telephone 465. G4")
John Brender, forest ranger, has
been appointed scoutmaster for Leav-
( enworth and has accepted. Mr. Bren-
/ der informs the Echo that although
his duties take up most of his time
from now on during the summer. he
will give the scouts all the attention
possible. but that his assistants will
/ have to get into the game and do a
lot of the work.
"Spring Millinery Opening We'd
nesday and Thursday, at Mrs. J. NJ
Beamish's You are invited to in
spect our stock 1920
The Echo is in receipt of an I'M
signed postcard from Mexico, show
ing Tijuana, and inscribed as follows
Here's to your health and the other
boys of the V. H. of p. fviolent haters
of prohibition y. Expect to return
to l.. about April T." We cannot i'm
agine who it is from Leavenworth
who would have any business at Ii
juana and we merely hazarded a
guess as to what is meant by V. H..
of p.
j. T. Mcdonald. formerly of the Pc
shastin Lumber Co.. has been in East
ern Washington for some time look
ing over business propositions, and
Mrs. McDonanld and children and
Mrs. Catherine Lynch, Mrs. Melon
aids mother, leave this week for Sc
attic to stay until they finally decide
where to locate. The Mcdonald.
have long resided in this community
and have large circle of acquaint-
ances who regret very much that they
are leaving.
See the --LATEST creations" in Mi'l-
merry. Suits. Goats, Dresses ans
Waists, at our "Spring Opening"
Wednesday and Thursday.-Mrs. J.
NJ. Beamish. (3-2t)
Mr., and Mrs. Harry f. Carr. of
! Seattle. We're over last week to attend
the funeral of Mrs. Cars sister Mrs.
A p. Darlington of near Peshastn,
who died March II. The funeral was
held last Saturday Mr. and Mrs Carr
returned home the first of the week.
They were former residents of Leav-
enworth. Mr.. Carr coming here at the
time the Great Northern Lumber Mil
was being installed, and they are al
ways interested in "the old home
town" and its people
The matter of providing fushel
and sprinkler for that portion of the
city south of the Great Northern rail
road is being discussed about town
and it is suggested that an improve
ment district be organized for this
purpose. and that a motor truck OF
sufficient weight and power to carry
a suitable outfit composed of tank and
small engine TO provide pressure. be
purchased. This suggestion would
make ii possible to clean the pave
ment daily during thc summer and