The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1920-04-02
Try Want Adj in The Echo.

A. s. Burnstad is agent for tho
Singer sewing machine. G5e)
The J. c. Penney co. has a very
complete line of mems work shoes
S3.9s to $500. H5O
Just received $500 rolls of wall
paper. It's time to paper up. Call
in and see our new Make
Sales Co. (1Al
We are showing the most up-to
date line of Millinery and Ladies'
Furnishings. - Mrs. ]. NJ. Beam
ish. G5@)
We are showing the most up-to-
date line Of Millinery and Ladies'
Furnishings. - Mrs. J. NJ. Beam
ish. Gk~\
Clarence Campbell returned Sat
urday from Seattle where he had
been purchasing fixtures for the new
bank, which they finished loading
that day.
"Alice in Wonderland and a
comedy, "The Jazz Monkey" will be
shown at the High School auditor
ium April 9Th and It'll Admission
l5c and 25c.-S p. m.
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 make
it Phone All. Satisfaction guaran-
tood. 02)
Mr. and Mrs. W. f. Dimmitt Wis
tied Wenatchee last week. arriving
home on Thursday Mr.. Dimmitt is
now back on the job at the Penney
store and as happy as a lark-after
his seven weeks experience with
pneumonia.
Mrs. 3. H. Bryan, vocal teacher.
will have her studio ono block west of
school in the Neutsel cottage. Clas-
ses started Monday, March %. All
those that have engaged lessons and
those desiring to study will please
call Telephone 465. G4*)
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Brown, formerly
in the clothing business here, have
baan xrisitipr f,.;o,J- :, 7 conference.-the
and we understand Mr. Brown is
looking for a business opening. They
are accompanied by their son and his
wife. Later-We are Informed that
the Browns expect to open tailoring
establishment here
Engineer VIM. Tegtmeier came in
Tuesday noon from the west pulling
drag and stated that there must
have been six inches of new snow at
the tunnel; the snow was falling all
the way up from Goldbar and down
this side. The snow of Tuesday
forenoon here was insignificant COM
pared with that Of the afternoon and
it is evident that there was very
heavy fall Of snow higher up. which
will provide plenty of water for the
early season.
Engineer Bernard McCabe, form
erly of Leavenworth, shot and killed
himself last Thursday night at the
New Richmond hotel In Seattle. Mr..
McCabe had been in i'll health for d
long time and it was owing to his af-
Fiction that he took his own life. He
was well known by Leavenworth
people and man much respected BY
those who knew him He is survived
by his wife and children. We un-
derstand that they have not been
residents of this city since about
1908.
A correspondent writes: II think
a dance would raise funds for a ball
team, and if they are nifty players
they would earn their own expenses
and advertise the town. helping the
business men who could afford to buy
many tickets, or even season tickets.
if they would, and if is the choice ex-
preston you used last week" 1t is
the opinion of the Echo that if we
are to have a ball team the business
men will have to do more than buy
seasons tickets. but the expense
ought not be very great unless
grounds were to be purchased, and
this in the opinion of some of our
people is the proper thing to do.