The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1920-04-16

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Mrs. H. McPhec went to Wenat
chez Tuesday.
j. A. Adams was up from Wcnat-
chee last Friday.
For hemstitching and pecoting, see
Mrs.G,W. Sampson. G6-ltpd
Claud Hood went to Spokane Tues
day for few days visit.
Mrs. c. A. Erickson visited Spo-
kane last week a few days.
Nj. w. Starks was up from his
ranch near Peshastin last Friday.
Mems medium underwear $3.50
and S1.9S suit. C. Penney Co.Q7"
Linen shades for electric lights. in
all sizes, in all coors. at the Racket
Store. O7)
5. p. Beecher was up from Peshas-
tin last Friday attending to business
matters.
Frank Null left Tuesday on No. /
to visit Seattle and Tacoma on i'm
portant business matters.
f. r. Carlquist jeweler and OPP
tician, does optical work by appoint
ment Residence phone II. Q7@)
Shirley Percival brother of II.
F. Percival, who had been here on a
visit, left last Friday FOR his home in
! Iowa.
Mrs. All Fitzpatrick has been sell
ing her household effects and we I'M
derstand will leave today for her old
| home in Michigan.
| Geo A. Hauber and Geo. B. Wood
| ruff were among those from this part
of the county called to TO jury duty at
Wcnatchec this week.
John Brady, master mechanic of
the Great Northern, and T. J. Clark,
| general master mechanic for this di-
vision, were in town Tuesday.
Little Harold Smith, who had been
here with his grandmother, Mrs.
Smith, and aunt, Mrs j. M. Amund-
son, left on No. Tuesday for his
home at Vancouver, B. G.
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. n2*\
Mrs. B. H. Bryan, vocal teacher,
will have her studio one block west Of
school in the Neutsel cottage Clas-
ses started Monday, March %. All
those that have engaged lessons and
those desiring to study will please
call Telephone 465. 14*)
1t is reported that F. w. Spencer
was out fishing last Sunday on the
Chumstick and caught 90 brook
trout-but this is printed merely as
a fish story and is not vouched for by
us or our informant, although we
were told that Mr.. Spencer is an en-
tirely creditable young man whose
word need not be doubted
Mr.. and Mrs. C. J. Simons, arrived
home last Friday from California
where they had spent the winter
Mr.. Simons seems quite spry and
says he has gained several pounds, at
a cost. as he put it, Of about seventy
dollars per pound-but his gain in
health considered, it Is probable that
he considers it cheap at that.
The desks at the depot have been
rebuilt and other repairing did, indi-
eating that there will be no new de
pot here for some time-much to the
disappointment of many of our people
who had hoped that change might
be made this year, as a nice modern
depot adds about 90 per cent to first
impressions when strangers come to
town.
George Woodruff and George Hau-
Der were at Wenatchee Monday in
answer to summonses to appear for
jury duty, Mr. Woodruff as being a
deputy sheriff and responsible for the
safety and moral well-being of Leav-
enworth and community, and Mr.
Hauber as a plumber and in whose
keeping is the health and spiritual
welfare Chou shalt no, swear) of the
city and adjacent neighborhoods
+. A. Sinclair arrived Monday on
his return from North Dakota bring
ing two cars of stock, all cattlo OK.
cepting four horses. He was accom-
panied by B. n. Howdcn, an OIL
friend of The North Dakota buncn ut
Leavenworth, who is retired farm
err and not a Townleyite. We are en-
deavOrng to induce him to make this