The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1920-05-07

saturday, May Sth.
Ladies' white wash skirts, Sl9S to
$4.19.-J. C. Penney Co. (20D
Garden hats for men, women and
children, 19c.-J. c. Penney Co. (20*)
The regular meeting of the O. +. $.
will be held next Wednesday even
ing, May ~.
Optical work by appointment. Sec
F. f. Carlquist. Phone II for ever
ing appointments O7')
Mrs. Balabanoff and Mrs. Gawler
were guests at the Krolpfeiffer home
during their visit in Leavenworth.
Druggist +. G. Wheeler and family
left Sunday morning at about four o.
clock by auto on a visit to Walla Wal
la. They expected to return home
Saturday.
Cashmere is to have a new 100000
school building, the contract having
been let to Mcpherson & Sturgeon.
Work has begun and the building is
to be completed by Sept. Is.
Mrs. Amanda Town left yesterday
on No. | for Seattle, where she eX-
pected to visit her daughter, Mrs.
Dale Marble, and then go on the Port
land and purchase a stock of goods.
Mrs. Katie Hanan, who had sued
the city of Wenatchee for alleged in
juries caused by a fall on a defective
sidewalk, was denied damages in ST.
perior court She had sued for
$4,000.
Mrs. Martin Roach writes Mrs.
McShane that they are we'll pleased
with their new home at Wilson Creek
and that Mr.. Roach likes his work
there, which is pleasing to their
LeaVenwolth friends.
Little Harriet Field was taken
quite i'll on Monday of this week, and
at this writing is still suffering. The
attack is of similar nature to one
of a few months ago, and physicians
are not certain as to the cause.
Sixteen sections in fractional
township 25 north, range II cast, and
parts of four other sections, are to be
opened to entry by the government at
the Waterville land office on June !
This is meadow and grazing land
north of Chiwaukum.
Mr. and Mrs. J. c. Mitchell arrived
here Monday from Fairview, Mont
to make their home on the little
ranch which Mr. Mitchell recently
purchased, just across the river from
the city. The Mitchels are old ac-
quaintances of the F. A. Sinclair and
X. B. Field families.
Thos. Nolan, the tailor. has leased
the Roach building, occupied by the
Cooperative store and will move
his tailoring business there as soon
as the store is moved to the building
recently purchased by them. This
will make Mr.. Nolan a good, roomy
place.
F. A. Sinclair and the writer drove
over to Plain Monday and found that
splendid valley all astir with the
springs work. It struck us as one Of
the suggest farm communities we
have seen in Washington, though it
must have been almost impossible to
get out of it with produce prior to
the building of the present road over
the divide"
Mrs. O. NJ. Brooks and daughter.
Elizabeth, of Cashmere, were guests
at the Krollpfeiffer home from Fri
day until Saturday last week. Mrs.
Brooks is sister of Mrs. Knoll
pfeifer, and president of the district
federation of womens clubs, and she
honored the local club with a visit at
the KumtuX meeting held at the
Krollpfeiffer home on Friday.
A crew of men went up to the
Blewett mine Wednesday and opera
tions are to start in earnest. In the
crew was an engineer and a machin-
cry man. New machinery needed is
to be installed and old ones put in
shape to do service, and the ore
which is there in great quantities.
will be taken out in large lots before
many months.
A temporary injunction was issued
Monday. restraining Contractors
Burke, Sengfelder & Berry from
blasting rock and dirt in such a way
as to obstruct the irrigation ditch of
the Pioneer Water-Users, which runs
below the new Monitor grade being
built. 1t is alleged that the contrac-
tors had allowed the ditch to be filed
and the flow of water was thereby
interfered with. The matter was to
have been heard yesterday and final
decision rendered.