The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1920-01-30
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HAPPENz7VsES

Rutherford is selling dishes at
cost (d*)
The X. C.'s are planning dance
for March 18th.
New Jap silk and wolfe waists $2.49
up. At J. C. Penney Co. (6*)
Jack Dennis of Wenatchce was the
guest of Fred Davis on Saturday.
Splendid wheat straw at Mottcler's.
Get our price on ton or half ton
lots. (5-2t@(
Mrs Charles LaPont returned
from the coast the latter part of last
week.
Just in at the J. c. Penney Co., new
caps for men and boys. Prices Csc
to $3.50. (6#)
New arrivals in ladies' house dres-
ses at J. c. Penney Co. Prices rang
ing 81 so to $3.9S. (6*)
J. C. Penney Co. has a new line Of
dresses, skirts and waists in popular
materials at reasonable prices. (6tl
Virginia Toles who has been clerk
ing in the Leavenworth Mercantile,
left on Wednesday for Pullman to en-
ter school.
Miss F.. l.. Snyder who was en-
ployed for a few weeks at the Lcav-
cnworth State Bank, left last week
for her home in Idaho.
A. f. Kroncman, of Peshastn, was
a business visitor in Leavenworth
Wednesday and called at the Echo of
flee o'place an order for a Job Of
printing.
Dir. and Mrs. A. G. McKcown en-
tortaincd few friends Saturday owe
ming. Luncheon was served at mid
night after a few hours spent at play
ing 500
The L. b. c. was entertained at The
home of Bert Holloway on Tuesday
night The young people were taken
out in sleigh, and the evening was
spent in playing games and music.
much to the enjoyment of all present.
The Leavenworth Mercantile Co.
has been making some changes at
their store with a view to better ser
vice and convenience. The office is
now on the ground floor and the bal
cony is to be used for ladies' furnish
ings.
c. s. Taylor, r. G.. Krollpfeif'er
and F. f. Carlquist were subponaed
to serve as jurors in Superior court
on Monday and went to Wenatchoc
Tuesday. The matter of securing
jurors to try the 7. w w. cases was
a difficult one.
Clifford Newdahl, who with his bro
Their Merritt, is a student at Wash
ington University, is expected home
to spend the week end with his
mother. He is a member of the G1ec
Club which is giving concerts this
week at Everett, Mount Vernon and
Belingham.
Word has been received in Leaven-
worth Of the arrival of a baby girl
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. James
b, Harris Of Lake Stevens, Wn.. born
to them on January 10th, which will
be pleasing news to Mrs Harris
many friends in Leavenworth.
Carlquist, the Jewelcr, has Just re
ceived the largest and best collection
Of Edison records he has had the priv
ilcgc Of Offering to the trade for soma
time. Included in the shipment are
both classical and popular records, vo-
cal and instrumental. and Mr.. Carl
Quist invites You to call and hear
them. (5-3t*)
y HtdNN Ian Oh SHOW VISITED TINS
part of the state Saturday and Sun
day. At Leavenworth the fall was
about two feet. On the mountains if
is said to have been about three feet
At Cashmere there was less than Il
foot. This snow is Just what wa
wanted to make all feel easier and
more confident of crop this year
There will probably be much moro be
fore spring finally comes.
Andrew Martin. living nine mile
up the Swakanc, was stricken with
paralysis Wednesday of last week.
His daughter, Mrs. Henncsscy. Of
Loavenworth, was notified and went
to his bedside. Mr.. Martin had re
turned on Tuesday from Seattle.
where he visited his youngest daugh-
ter, Mrs. Dale Marble, and family.
His many friends here hope for his
carly recovery.