The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1920-05-07


Just received-new shipment of.
9x12 carpets.-Naxle Sales Co.
Red Mountain Ole was in town this
week, the first time since last fall.
F. f. Carlquist, jeweler and op-
tician, does optical work by appoint
ment. Residence phone II. G7)
Charles Roach, employed with a
timber surveying crew. was here for
a few days visiting his brother, w. c.
Roach, and family.
Mrs. G. F. Stowell, of Portland,
Oregon. arrived here Friday Of last
week for visit of few days with
her sister, Mrs. j. B. Huff.
Howard Roach and Bert Holloway
were up at Tye last Friday evening
to furnish music for a dance. This IS
regular stunt for the boys.
W dittl iNldtI VI w blldlCIltf is
the third man from that city. accord
ing to the World, to be awarded the
French medal known as the Criox de
Guerre
The bridge just this side of Cash
mere was damaged last week by the
county steam shovel in crossing. SO
that it was impossible for vehicles
for some days.
We are headquarters for seeds. 4
large stock of both bulk and package
seed on hand. Also large variety
of flower seeds. Call and look them
over, at Motteler's Warehouse. Q7~1
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 mako
it Phone All. Satisfaction guaran-
tecd. 12N
J. W. Coats returned to his home
at Lenia, Idaho, Monday, after a Visit
and business soiourn here Of a few
days. While here he sold two and a
half acre tract of land adjoining town
to Herbert McPhee.
John Brender was out Tuesday
night fighting fire east of town. 1t
was not in the forest reserve and the
rangers were not obliged to fight it:
but just to show that the forest ser
vice employs men with hearts, John
was Johnny on the Spot.
The Yakima Sheep Co. will have a
large band of sheep here soon, the
first to come in this season. They
are coming in by way of the Bee Hive
Ranger Station and will be counted
at Leavenworth The government
charge for ranging sheep on the for
est reserve is 15c per head per season
Fritz Nelson and Walter Rollins
rubbed tenders in passing between
here and Peshastin Sunday with the
result that Mr.. Rollins steering
wheel was whirled out of his grasp
and his car went over the grade.
Luckily he was not going fast enough
to do much damage and no one was
hurt. The accident happened just
down the river a short distance from
the Stage place.
The Croft hotel at GoIdbar burned
down last week Tuesday. It was the
only hotel there and was depended
upon as the home of the railroad boys
on their out trip. The loss was
heavy one for the proprietor as he
carried only $1,000 insurance. The
railroad company had to set in a
coach for the accommodation of the
trainmen who lay over there, and it
is hoped that new hotel will soon
be erected.
Mrs. V. Hoff and daughter Loretta
left Sunday morning for New York
ivy NHtlc llleH Will NlSll 1flenO>
| and relatives for a time. Returning
they will stop at Kansas City for a
visit with Mrs Hoff's mother, and
| enroute west expect to spend some
time at various places in California.
They will be away from Leavenworth
month or six weeks, and anticipate
most enjoyable vacation.
The Chelan County Democratic
convention to elect delegates to thu
state convention to be held at Spo-
kane, May II, was held at Wenat-
chez last Saturday. The administra-
tons of President Wilson and former
Governor Lister were endorsed. The
following delegates were elected
from this section of the county: n. b.
Day. DR.. G. W. Hoxsey and Mrs. W.
| NJ. Clemens, Leavenworth: Sergeant
VIII Lessenger, G. c. Carey, Cash
| mere.
The matter of relaying the water
main from the dam on the Icicle down
stream when the proposed new road
is built has been under considera-
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