The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1921-07-15

Tuesday afternoon.
Try Stokes Ice Cream at Leavcn-
worth Pharmacy Advertisement
Mrs. l.. J. Nelson went to Seattle
last Saturday for few days visit.
Max Spromberg went over to Ana
corteS last week en- a business mis-
sion.
Attorney J. 7. Lindley attended t.
matters in court at Wcnatchee Wed
nesday.
Mrs. V Holt and daughter arrive |
home Wednesday fro mtheir trip to
California.
You can find dressmaker'S supplies
and many other notions at Samp-
observation-disclosures
Mrs. J. w. Jett and little son ar
rived home Monday from weeks Wis
j. at EdWall.
Goodfellow Brothers have secured
a contract to "improve North Mission
street" in Wenatchce at $l3,S24.
Try our Mosquito Lotion on your
camping trip. - Lcavenworth Phar-
Advertisement.
The Rev. James krkwood of Sc
attic, arrived here Wednesday to Wis
i for some time with Mr.. and Mrs c.
G. Smyth.
Did you see the darling baby dres-
sea at Simpsons? Everything but
the baby" at this shop.-Advertse
ment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Lonergan came
W from Wenatchee Monday and Mr.
Lonergan went ont to the Royal De-
Nelopment Company's mine Tuesday.
Mrs. Roy Lewis and little daugh-
ter arrived home Thursday from a
visit at different points in Idaho and
elsewhere, including long trip By
auto with Mr.. Lewis parents.
For Sale-baby carriage with all
the latest attachments; finished in
ivory, wicker; in good condition. In
quire at Olberg's residence, opposite
hospital.-Advertiscment. (2S-H)
Mrs. T. G.. Jarvis and daughter ar
rived home last Friday from their
visit to Seattle. Mr.. Jarvis had re-
turned on Tuesday They had very
pleasant over-tho-FouIth trip and
took in all the sights of the celebra-
ton in the city.
O. d. AXline, arrested at Wenat-
chez charged with bootlegging, was
found guilty on two charges. He will
have to serve 100 lays in Jail and pay
flies aggregating S50950. A deputy
sheriff had purchased a pint of "Sun-
nybrook," from him with marked
bill and this was found among Az
lines effects.
The l.. Hanson family of Behring,
Wn., drove down the Trinidad hill
Sunday with the brakes of their car
cut of commission and in rounding a
curve near the bottom the car rolled
over and over. They all-Mr and
Mrs. Hanson and two children-wera
more or less hurt. Three wheels of
the car were smashed.
A dance will be given on Friday
night, the 18th, for the benefit of the
Great Northern Lumber Co. baseball
team, which, like most other baseball
teams, needs the money to keep it go
inc. Mrs. T. O'Connor and Mrs. p. NJ.
Cowbrogh are instrumental in getting
W the dance but of course all the
other ladies interested in the teams
welfare are doing their bit and the
dance will be a big success.
Mr. and Mrs. c. J. Simons enter
tanned last Friday evening at wed
ding dinner for their son Dick and
wife. Those present besides the
hosts were Mr.. and Mrs. Dick SimonS,
Mr., and Mrs. John Strome and son
and daughter, Mr.. r. f. Simons and
daughter and Nh. and Mrs. r. J.
Smith and daughters. A bounteous
dinner was served and the evening
spent in a family reunion and visit.
We trust that The new state road
police will not long delay visiting
Leayenworth and demonstrating theit
metal. The Echo is not given to COM
planning about little attractions of tha
laws, but the speed which som,
auto drivers show and the utter dis
regard of cut-out regulations seem to
demand the attention of the police
T. is the usual practice of some drv-
ers. as soon as they are out of the
business section, to "open 'er up for
al she's WORTH and tear through the
resident sections at thirty or forty
mile speed with the cut-out wide open.
As mentioned last week, Mrs. Chas.
Andersen and Mr.. and Mrs. Basil
Lang returned from their trip to Ca