The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1920-10-15


Gillette Safety Razor and II blades
S3.69.-J. c. Penney Co. (43*)
A new line of silk underwear and
dark camisoles at SIMPSONS. O.
Down with the high cost of living.
The one-cent sale will be here in the
very near future. C)
Butler Sampson went over to Sc
attic last Friday to spend few days
Of his vacation there.
Assistant General Superintendent
J. H. O'Niel went through here last
Friday on No. /, enroute to Seattle
Judge A. H. Mohler of Cashmere
was the holder of ticket 40 and was
awarded the Ford Sedan given away
by the Elks.
Have you seen the smart suits,
coats and dresses at Simpsons? 1t
is well worth your while to call and
inspect them. O.
Mrs. Sam DAILY entertained the Dix
Club at her spacious home last Thurs
day evening. A very pleasant even
ing was spent and delicious refresh
ments were served.
The population of the United
States is O5,6S3,1OS according to
complete figures given out by the
census department Oct 7. This is an
increase of the 1910 figures of 3D.
7l0,S42. or 14.9 per cent.
Charles Mitchell has rented one side
of the room occupied by Joe Me
Laughlin's shoe repair shop and open
ed harness repair shop. He is quite
fancier of old coins and antiques
and has display in the window.
Francis J. Bell, who broke into
Henry Jocks house in Leavenworth
and stole his guns and other articles
and plead guilty in superior court,
has been sentenced to serve from two
to fifteen years in prison at Wal,a
Walla.
Sam X. Sumner of Wenatchee adj
dressed the Kumtux Club at the home
of Mrs. G. B. Woodruff on Friday af-
ternoon of last week Mr.. Sumner
talked on politics in a general way
and brought out many points relat-
ing TO this complex subject which
were both new and interesting to the
ladies'.
Dr. j. S. Judah came over from Sc
attic Sunday to look after business
matters here for few days. He but
recently returned from the East where
he had been taking postgraduate
work. The doctor evidently liked the
East. They are now well settled at
Seattle and Dr.. Judah is getting down
to the grind of regular practice. His
many II iShio mere were pledSeu 10
see him and learn that both he and
Mrs. Judah were well pleased with
their new home.
The Peshastin Fruit Growers As
ISOLATION has been receiving about
$4,000 boxes per day and the cold
storage plant is in operation and
working efficiently. It's efficiency Is
guaranteed by Manager Warman,
who recently was showing some one
through the plant when the power
was shut off while they were on the
upper floor and they could not get
down because the elevator does not
work without power, As the genial
manager was in his shrtsleeves he
came near freezing to death before
he could get word to the outside of
the plight of himself and guests.
Sam r. Sumner, candidate for
prosecuting attorney, was up from
Wenatchee last Friday and made the
Echo office pleasant visit Hereto
fore we had had no opportunity to
get acquainted with Mr.. Sumner, but
now we begin to understand how it it
that has so many friends throughout
the county and his political successes
in the past. If Sam is not electe
the whole republican ticket will be
swept into the discard and the party
lost; and this is not a slam upon the
Leavenworth candidate for the office
in opposition to Mr. Sumner-Mr.
Howe, who is one of the finest young
men in any community in any state