The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1920-02-20
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] If you have rheumatism, try the
cider cure. (S-2t*)
Mr.. and Mrs. f. C. Olberg were
Dryden visitors Tuesday.
Jack Seg boarded the train Monday
afternoon for Skykomish.
Harry Geerds has been very sick
/ from influenza and pneumonia.
Just received-a shipment of rugs.
linoleum and kitchen goods.-Naxlo
Sales Co.
Miss Helen Keller was visitor at
Wenatchee from Sunday until Mon
day afternoon.
Miss Iva West returned on Satur-
day from Chiwaukum where she had
been the guest of her sister for scv-
eral days.
H. B. Dorman entertained the Big
Four Club at his apartments last
Thursday evening at 500. Mr.. and
Mrs. Barkee were chaperones. A
splendid time is reported.
Mrs. l.. /. Alloway, of Bellingham.
GENE over to attend the funeral of
her sister, Mrs. Henry Plat, at Wen
atchec, and returned Monday to her
home
Cashmere business men have or
ganized and will build houses to be
sold on easy terms to the people who
want to own their homes. Good idea.
Leavenworth should keep this matter
in mind.
Frank f. Carlquist will hold big
package sale on Saturday, Monday
and Tuesday, Feb. 81, 80 and "a. One
thousand packages will be sold-your
choice at Acc See his advertise
ment. (S*)
Smallpox in light form was re-
ported to have broken out some time
ago and this week the family of r. b.
Field has been .quarantned Two of
the little girls have about recovered
from light attacks and the third who
came down early this week is doinq
nicely
Peter H. Peterson, who had been
employed at the depot as freight
houseman handling freight, express
and mails, has taken layoff as under
new wage scale his monthly check
was reduced below callboys and ser
ton men. Mr.. Peterson has gone back
to his old trade of sign-painter and
decorator.
Lee F. Chartrand. forest ranger,
left on Monday for March Field, Riv-
crsde, Calf, to take a two-months'
course in wireless signaling and kin
dred instructions preparatory to en-
tering the airship forestry patrol ser
vice. Mr.. Chartrand is an expert
enced forestry man and ought to
make rapid Roadway.
DR.. A. G. McKeown arrived home
Monday from Seattle where he had
been on business matters While there
| he purchased among other things for
his office a dental X-ray and radio
graphic equipment and various de
vices in keeping with the times for ia
cilitating modern methods of prac-
tice.
Mrs. Richard Woodward was here
to attend the funeral of her sister.
Mrs. Henry Plat, which took place
last Sunday at Wenatchee. Mrs.
Woodward was just packing her
goods at Spokane to move to Seattle
when she received the news of her
sisters death She left Monday for
her new home at Seattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. l.. Barkce enter
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o'clock dinner Tuesday in honor of
of their daughter, Miss Genevievc.
whose birthday anniversary it was.
The evening was spent socially and
at a late hour the guests departed,
voting Mr.. and Mrs Barkee excellent
hosts and wishing Miss Barkee many
happy returns of the day.
Mr., 0. s. Sampson, former resident
and business man of Leavenworth.
arrived here Monday but left again on
Wednesday for Seattle where Mrs.
Sampson is sick in a hospital. The
Simpsons have spent the winter in
California They will probably come
/ back here to make their home if Mrs.
/ Simpsons health should improve to
such an extent as to warrant such
move.
While switching two freight cars at
Embro, station west of the tunnel
last week, they got out of control and
started down grade. A brakeman