The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1920-03-19


ing will soon be in order.
Tom Pipkin left Tuesday night for
Seattle on business mission.
Attorney j. A. Adams was up from
/ Wenatchee for the big gun club shoot
the 14th.
Special at the Purity Creamery
Friday and Saturday only, Imperial
coffee ooc per 10. G3)
Theo. Paine was out Monday for
the first time in about a week, having
had siege of illness.
Spring Millinery Opening" We'd
nesday and Thursday, at Mrs. J. NJ
Beamish's. You are invited to inspect
our stock. (13-2D
Mrs. J. B. Adams writes to have
her address changed from Milwau-
kee, Oregon, to 1855 East Ankeny.
Portland. Oregon.
J. A. Warman, manager of the Pc
shastin Fruit Growers association.
was in town Wednesday attending to
business matters.
The Edison Amberoia phonograph
/ and cylinder records make splendid
music for the home. See Carlquist
for prices and terms. G2@)
Mr.. John Rindal and son Oliver
went to Seattle Friday morning
where they expected to spend a week
on business and pleasures
Mr.. and Mrs. o. p. Dalnell of Spo-
kane, formerly of this city, are visit
ing at the home of Mrs. A. c. Town
and Mr. and Mrs. Hennessey.
! Messrs. f. W. Stevens and K. l..
/ Sparks Of the Great Northern Lum-
Der Company, left las, Friday on a
business trip of few days duration
at Seattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. 0. s. Sampson came
over from Seattle last Saturday and
are domiciled at the Franklin hotel.
They expect to make this their per
manent home again.
H. G. krollpfeifFer recently pur-
chased the residence, Lot s. Block II.
Ralston addition, which he has occu
pied for several years. He purchased
it from Harry F.. Cross.
See the --LATEST "creations' in Mill
merry, Suits, Coats. Dresses and
Waists, at our "Spring Opening"
Wednesday and Thursday.-Mrs. J.
NJ. Beamish. G3-2N
The laying of the cement floor of
/ the new garage of the Leavenworth
4 Supply Co. began last Wednesday.
which indicates that the building will
! soon be ready for use 1t will be a
great convenience to the auto users.
both transient and local, as it will af-
ford storage room for a great num-
| Der.
Miss Ivie Smith gave a theatre par
/ ty Wednesday evening of last week
in celebration of her 18th birthday
anniversary. After the show all re-
| paired to the home of Miss Smiths
mother, Mrs. Paul Hodge. where a
dainty luncheon was served. Dancing
and music were then enjoyed by the
young people until a late hour, when
they bade their host good-nuight af-
ter wishing her many returns of the
day.
c. f. Bobeau and wife and son and
daughter arrived here Sunday. com
ing across from Occur d'Alene. Ida
/ no, by way of Spokane by auto-an
auto-hearse and Ford-and expect
soon to open their undertaking rooms.
They had some very bad roads and at
one place the Ford was turned over,
but they got through without serious
accident or injury. As announced a
couple weeks ago, they have purchas-
ed the Meisner place which they will
set about at once putting in order for
| their business.
Last Wednesday District Ranger
J. S. Brender, Grazing Examiner
Frank Lenzie and Forest Patrolman
Alonzo Black went up TO the Chatter
ranger station which is one mile be
yond the HoXey cabin. famous in by
gone years as the rendezvous of CON
vivial trout fishermen. The party re-
turned Thursday, making the thirty
fourmile round trip in two days and
taking in pack horses the whole dis
lance something never did before so
early in the season. They went pre-
pared to make the latter part of the
trip with sled to convey provisions.
etc. upon, but owing 10 the small
! amount of snow the horses were used