The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1920-03-26

X. b. Field left Sunday night on a
trip to Chicago. He was accompan-
led as far as North Dakota by F. A.
Sinclair.
Remember that Carlquist recently
received II shipment of the Edison
Amberola machines and cylinder rec
ords. G2*)
Another shipment of ladies suits
and dresses for Easter. Come in and
select your suit for Easter.-J. c.
Penney Co. G4D
Just received $500 rolls of wall
paper Its time to paper up. Call
in and see our new patterns.-Naxle
Sales Co. Q4)
Ranger Bergman of the Chiwau-
KUN ranger district, has been in
Leavenworth assisting in building
telephone line.
One of the most beautiful lines of
Ladies Russian Blouses ever shown
in Leavenworth. are now on exhibit
ton at the J. c. Penney Co. G4D
Received inlaid linolcum, printed
linoleum and Pabcoin floor covering.
Call and see sample books and new
patternS.-NaXle Sales Co. U4O
The DeMille Quartet gave fine
program at the Scenic last Saturday
evening and the appearance of this
splendid company merited a larger
attendance
Control of the Farmers Telephone
company operating in the Wenatchee
valley, has been sold to parties own
ing and operating lines in the eastern
part of the state.
Some much-needcd work on the
roads to the northwest of the city
was started the first of this week by
the county and citizens on $3.50
basis-the citizens donating every
other day.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Meath ar
rived here Wednesday on their re-
turn from Wisconsin, where they had
visited for couple months. They
were the guests of Mrs Beattiger up
on their arrival here
The saw mill of the Peshastin Lum-
Der and Box Company is operating
full time now and turning out a fine
cut of lumber. Their box factory is
nearing completion and we suppose
will soon be in operation
The forestry service is building "a
telephone line to connect the rangers
office to the Leavenworth rangers
station and by means of switch the
Lake Wenatchee and Eagle Creek
lines may be connected with the city
system or long distance
c. r. Swanson. formerly of Leaven-
worth, but who is now running 4
switch engine at Wenatchee. was IN
town the first of the week. Nj
Swanson was taking a lay-off as he
was not in the best of health, and
came here to visit old friends.
There has been another week Of
fine weather with but little rain
Vegetation is beginning to start and
will soon cover the ground. This will
soon dry and then the fire danger
will be here. Let us all get the habit
of being careful with fire. for there
is no telling how dry the coming
season will be
Cashmere Record: o. s. Samp-
son, well-known resident of Lcaven-
worth. has returned to that city after
an absence of nearly year. visiting
first in British Columbia and Alberta,
next in his native state of Missouri
and then spending the winter in Tex
as and California Mr.. Sampson was
in Cashmere Monday on business
Cashmere Record The news of the
death of Mrs. Al Darlington at Pc
shastin on Tuesday caused profound
sadness among her wide circle of
friends in Cashmere The Darling
tons were residents OF Cashmere for
several years until the family moved
two years ago to their orchard tract
Mrs. Darlington died very suddenly
from influenza To mourn her loss
are left her husband and FIVE small
children.
The G. |. A. have made arrange
ments for grand Easter ball to be
held at the Firemen's hall on the eve
ming of April 3 This win be the 10th
annual ball of this organization here
| in Leavenworth and these ladies have
established an enviable reputation for
success and splendid time for all
who attend. Their preparations are
complete in every way and all who
enjoy dancing should make il a point
to let nothing keep them from at
tending this climax to the social
events of the season in Leavenworth.