The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1920-05-21
Local Happenings
Try a Want AID in The Echo.

Inc orcnardlsts are DuSN applying
the calyx spray.
John Conroy arrived home Monda,
from a trip to Merritt.
Seed potatoes, Yakima Nettec
Jems.-Rutherford Mercantile Co.
Dr. and Mrs. Langdon were dow
from Lake Wenatchee Monday am
reported a very heavy rain out tina
way.
Miss Media Noble writes to hay,
her paper sent to PIT. Angeles unit
further notice. She had been teach
ing school at Beaver.
The Eastern Stars will hold a spec
ial meeting next Wednesday. May 2G
at s o'clock, for work. All visiting
Stars are welcome.
1t is said that John Gellatly +.
making "some campaign" for COVER
nor and that he is taking well' il
the western part of the state.
The American Legion's push" foi
new membership is on this week. i
you are eligible to membership, Join
If you are member, get out ano
round up someone who is not.
Leavenworth and Waterville arr
not the only ball teams to get into
rows. Chelan quit at Wenatchee
Sunday, in the 9th, claiming that II
umpire was unfair in lis decisions.
The new fountain for Ahlins' con
tectionery arrived a few days ago anc
with the other new fixtures enables
this popular place to more readil,
! handle their trade.
{. Ray Allen, circulation cashier of
the Seattle Star, arrived here Tues
day and went out to the home of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. Fl. Allen. OF
Peshastin Creek. to spend a couple
days.
Rev. Lueckel, pastor of the Luth-
eran church at this place, has pur-
chased the Norine residence. about
two blocks west of the church, anC
will move here about June /, from
Omak.
Mrs. James Thompson arrived
home Monday from Bremerton
where she had been a delegate to the
| convention of the cooperative stores
Mrs. Robert Coleman was also q
delegate and arrived home Tuesday
morning.
The creamery is now making ice
cream. If you want fancy bricks in
different colors, or any favored cream
call the creamery and they will make
it Phone All, Satisfaction guaran-
teed. (12')
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Cassidy anc
son and daughter We're here visiting
at the B. H. Bryan home and re-
turned to their home at Seattle or
Sunday. Mr.. Cassidy is Mrs. Bryan's
son. He is with the n. W. Insurancr
Co., in charge of the automobile de
partment. They we all very mucf
| pleased with Leavenworth.
Two were recently arrested in We.
/ natchee. charged with distillina
booze-Joe Sagadin and "Old Silver
Sagadin had a couple hundred gal
Ions of ''kick" slowed away in his
cellar, which he claimed he was max
ing for picking" The officer
thought it was intended to "pickel'
sundry persons.
Mr. and Mrs Carl Andersen re.
turned to their home in San Francis
co Sunday after two weeks visit "a
the home of the formers mothe,
Mrs. Chas. Andersen, and other rela
tives and friends. Mr.. and Mrs
Andersen were married at Petaluma
Calf, on May End and were enjoyin.
their honeymoon. Mr.. Andersen is
former Leavenworth boy and ha
many friends here who wish him an,
his bride much JOY through thel
married life.
Attorney Howe was at Wenatche,
Monday, where he appeared for tn,
bank in the case, Leavenworth Stat
Bank VS.. the Wenatchee Valley Frui
Exchange in suit to recover som
eight thousand dollars for boxes fur
nished by the Peshastin Lumber AM
Box Co. Attorney Corbin was asso
ciated with Attorney Howe in thii
case The case was decided in tn,
banks favor. the claim for damage
against the Lumber and Box Co. be
ing dismissed.
The association of Coffee Roaster'
of the United States offered prize,
some weeks ago for the best window
displays in grocery stores through
out the whole country, and the prize
were recently awarded. It is
source of considerable satisfaction
to know that the Rutherford Mercan