The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1920-12-17
THE LEAvENwORTH ECHO

Dresses from sl2.75 to s42.T5, at
Simpsons.
Give a Picture.-Wheeler's Photo
ard Art Shop. o.
Just take peep at the new party
dresses at Simpsons. New, snappy,
spring styles. (t(
Mrs. Zada Bowers, OF Raven, Al
berta, sister of Mrs. n. B. Day, is
expected here Saturday for a visit.
You are requested to meet with the
Disciples of Christ Sunday afternoon
al the 2:30 in the West home back of
the Masonic Hall. (tf)
Your friends will appreciate a To-
cal view framed or unframed. We
pack them for mailing.-Wheeler's
Photo and Art Shop. (O
Better see Rollins about some of
that Pure Apple Cider for the mince-
meat and for Xmas, too. There's
health In every glass. (52-2tpd)
K. b. Field had what appeared to
be touch of neuralgia considerable
of touch" it seems) and on Mon
day he went to Wenatc' ee for treat
ment at the hospital.
Dolls that cry "Mama" at Samp-
sons. And listen, children: Raggedy
Ann and Raggedy Andy are there TO
hlay with you, and they brought
their story books with them. too. ~
Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Krollpfeiffer
and daughter Carolyn left Tuesday
night to spend the holidays with Mr..
krollpfeiffer's folks in New York
City, expecting to return here about
Jan. Is.
A Ford belonging to viii Town of
Cashmere, loaned by him to couple
of friends. was burned at the Blewett
garage. Gasoline was being put into
the tank and a quantity was spilled.
This took fire and-bing; total loss.
The Woodmen's ball Wednesday
night was well attended and greatly
enjoyed by all. Many of the old
time dances were tried. The older
folk were fond of the square" dance,
the waltz and the polka as well as the
schottische.
VIM. O'Rourke, former citizen and
live-wire of Leavenworth, came over
from Seattle early this week and
spent a day or two looking after bust
ness interests. Mr.. O'Rourke has
large circle of old friends here who
again and exchange "reminiscences of
the old days.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hennessey and
Mrs. Amanda c. Town entertained
number of friends at the formers
home last Saturday evening. $500"
was played at four tables and was
the main diversion of the evening.
The star players were Miss Bertha
Myer and Mr.. VIM. Myette, while
Miss Anna krieder and Mr.. Boswell
McNett carried off the honors among
those not so good. At a late hour
very delicious refreshments were
served, after which all enjoyed an
hour of pleasant social intercourse.
The hostesses and host proved very
delightful entertainers and everyone
spent very enjoyable evening
B. Fl. Bryan was at Wenatchee
Saturday attending a case in Super
Tor Court before Judge Grimshaw.
This was the case of K. Mcintyre, a
young man who passed bogus check
at the J. c. Penney store in Leaven-
worth, signed John Burgeon. He was
tried and discharged, but it is said
that Mcintyre worked for John Bur-
goyne and had been paid off by Mr.
Burgoyne and it is thought that the
bogus check had been made out by
someone, using the other check to
pattern after; but if such was the
case the name was not spelled prop
erly on the bogus one. Sheriff Nc
Manus was out after evidence when
the case came up for trial, and had
hoped to return in time for the trial
However, he failed to get back until
a little late. owning no doubt to the
heavy roads, and Mcintyre had been
dismissed.