The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1920-06-25
THE LEAVENWORTH ECHO

Attorney Howe was at Wenatchee
Wednesday from Spokane.
Try The Echo "classifed' when
you want to buy or sell.
The population of Wenatchee is
1924, gain of 2,274 in ten years.
The Pitschow- Brunk case was
postponed on Tuesday to Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. C. Barclay left
Sunday morning by auto for Seattle,
to be gone several days.
G. B. Woodruff was at Spokane tho
first of the week on business for the
Great Northern Lumber Co.
Second grade shingles for sale at
$3.50 and $3.50 per thousand at tho
MILD. G. C. Single Co, Lake We
natchee. (25-3tpd)
Mrs. Il. A. Brown and daughter
Grace arrived home Tuesday from
Wenatchee where they had been fol'
few days visiting.
Wash Dresses-you can find
beautiful new line of these Just re-
ceived, at prices which will please
you'll. c. Penney Co. (27@)
Wenatchee is to have a filtration
plant to cost $4,000, which is to be
completed by Sept. Is. 1t will filter
100000 gallons daily.
Jas. Naughton Jr. and Master Co
bait arrived here Monday from But
tie, Mont, to 90 out to the property
of the Royal Development Co.
The blackmail case at which r. Il.
Field was a witness, at Globe, Ari-
IONA, resulted in the defendant plead
ing guilty and was sentenced to serve
ten months in jail
Mrs. Guy Hamilton and daughter
Marian left last Friday for New
York City, where they will sojourn
for some three months. It is their
intention to give Marian three
months course in music.
Miss Ella Marie Swartz, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. O. f. Swartz, grad
uated Wednesday, June 16, from
Broadway high school, Seattle, being
one of the class of 500 to finish high
school. Mr.. Swartz was over there
for the occasion.
r. B. Field arrived home Sunday
from his trip to Globe, Arizona He
was glad to get back on the job at
the bank and said that he did not see
any place on his trip he liked as well
as the little, old home town-Leaven-
worth.
Clarence Bills, one-time Leaven-
worth boy, whose parents live at
Monitor, was here between trains
Tuesday on his way to Seattle whe.c
he expected to enlist in the merchant
marine. He formerly served for
years in the L. S. Navy.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Biles and daugh-
ter Julia left Tuesday by auto for
the Sound. They thought of going
from there to Portland to view the
Shrine pageantry and returning by
way of the Columbia valley. They
went prepared to camp out and live
next to nature for a week or more.
The committee of the Chelan Good
Roads association reported in favor
of locating the new road to be con-
structed between Dryden and Cash
mere following the Great Northern
railroad and this report was ac-
cepted. Commissioner Long stated
that it would be impossible to begin
work on the road this year on ac-
count of the high cost of materials.
P. j. Lonergan, well known in
Leavenworth as one Of the company
of gentlemen interested in the Roya'
Development Co., arrived here Mon
day and spent some time renewing
acquaintance and looking after tn
business of the company. Mr. Lon
ergan is accompanied west this year
by his wife and they expect to spend
considerable time at Lake Chelan.
Anton Violet, who owns a ranch
on the Wenatchee river some eight
cen or twenty miles above Leaven-
worth, recently made a complaint
against one John Doe, charging tres
passing, the defendant being in