The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1920-04-30

The Rug Weaver will be at home
after May /. Bring on your rags. Gt
Clarence Campbell left on No.
Tuesday for Seattle to attend to bust
ness matters.
Optical work by appointment. See
F. f. Carlquist. Phone II for even
ing appointments. G7')
The Wells & Wade Fruit Co. Of
Wenatchee is to build a modern fruit
warehouse this season.
Closing out at 20c a can-House
Paints, Stains and Enamels, in all
colors-at The Racket Store. N9e)
Pickup teams from Cashmere and
Dryden played a game of ball at
Dryden Sunday; won by Cashmere.
8 to 4.
j. c. Penney Co. have just received
a shipment of ladies' trimmed hats
in millinery. They are up to the
minute. G9*)
Billy Knox of Sunnyside is bring
ing in his herd of sheep this week.
His range is on the Forest Reserve
north of town.
a new telephone directory. correct
ed to May LIST, is now in the hands of
the printer and will soon be ready for
| distribution
I. NJ. Jemison, of Spokane, arrived
here Tuesday to work in l.. C. Bren-
| der's garage. Mr.. Jemison has had
three years course in the Ford
shops.
A. Brown and son are getting in
| their goods and will soon be ready
| for business in the Tom Burke build
ing, repairs on which are about com
| pleted.
J. c. Bilcs left on No. ! Monday
| for the Coast country. Rumor has it
that he will soon be back in the lum-
Der game, though we are not advised
as to whether there is any founda-
ton for the report or not
NOT1CE-A story has been circu-
lated that we would not handle flu
| neral less than $500, which is abso-
lutely false. We can give you ser
vice with all modern equipment as
| reasonable as any firm in Washing
| ton.-C. f. Bobo and Sons. (1Stf)
d. A. Burgett. F. Null, w Rollin.
G. l.. Rollin, VIM. Smith and Hal
Starks went to Wenatchee Sunday to
attend the gun club shoot. The bows
say they did not do very well, though
in some events some of them made
fine scores.
Jes Drake, night man at the depot.
is recovering from the effects of loss
of blood caused by the pulling of 4
tooth some time ago. Mr.. Drake, it
is reported, had a narrow escape
from bleeding TO death. He will be
back to work in few days
Mr.. F. w. Stevens. superintendent
of the Great Northern Lumber Co..
left Monday afternoon to attend to
business matters at Seattle. He was
accompanied by his daughter, Miss
Margaret, and her friend, Mrs. Henry
Williams.
Miss NJ f. Conrad entertained a
few friends very successfully last
Saturday evening at the home of NJ
| and Mrs. Harry Krondak. The even
ing was very pleasantly spent with
games and cards and at a late hour
delicious refreshments were served.
Chas. Mischke was over from Seat
tie this week and sold his residence
property through the agency of Mrs
Lewis ]. Nelson to Clark Neeley.
Mr.Mischke says that they may move
| back mere II ne can arrange his at
fairs so as to permit, as they always
liked Leavenworth
R. A. Wilson, timber cruiser, of
| Spokane, has been in this vicinity for
some time working on a stand of
timber in Brender canyon, Camas
prairie and Peshastin creek. which is
to be sold, that part on the Peshastin
creek to the Peshastin Lumber and
Box Co and that in Brender canyon
and Camas prairie to Cashmere and
Wenatchee parties.
Jack Plumley, trackwalker 1T
Drury, better known as "Texas." re-
Gently had some of his toes removed
and is getting around on crutches,
and will soon be back at the old job.
Some years ago Mr.. Plumley had his
eet frozen and was left in a crippled
condition. Early in this month he
went to the Leavenworth hospital
where the operation was had. His
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