The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1921-06-24
THE LEAvENWORTH ECHO

Try Stokes Ice Cream at Leavcn-
worth Observation-Disclosures
DIR. A. Il. Mckeown, of eSattle. was
here last Thursday looking after bust
ness matters.
See HERMAN for new mattresses
prices are right. 800 Front St.-Ad
vertisement
John Mahr, representative of the
traffic department of the Great Nor
thern Railway, was here from Wen
atchee last Friday.
The Cashmere band has decided Ia
iold their celebration at home instea,
of at Lake Wenatchee.
Take an Ansco camera with YOU on
your vacation trip. 49, Leavenworti
Observation-Disclosures
Sam knowlton and Bill Spencer
went up to Snow Lakes Sunday, re-
turning Monday with big lot of biz
fish.
Miss Anna krcider, teacher of the
9TH grade here last year, will teach
in the Olympia city schools the com
| ing year.
Sam r. Sumner will argue against
and c, A. Drinkard for a commission
form of government at the old Wen
atchee theatre tonight.
Thinning demonstrations will be
given Friday at 10 a. m at the Sin
clair ranch, Peshastin, and at p. m.
ct the Chumstick orchard.
The Community Hospital now has IA
complete installation of X-ray equip
ment and is ready to make pictures
to assist diagnosis of ailments.
Mr.. and Mis-. F. T. Motteler ar
rived home last Saturday from an au-
to trip to Seattle They were accom-
panied on their return by their son
Deryl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas A. Cross, OF
San Francisco, arrived here Sunday
evening, coming by auto. Mrs. Gross
is IA sister of Mrs N. b. Day, with
whom they visited few days.
II. G. Bohlke has filed claim with
{. J. Christopher, referee in bank
ruptcy, for $S3,419.S2, balance claim
ed to be due him for fruit delivered
to the bankrupt Bohlke Fruit Com
rany.
Mrs. Ross Irwin left yesterday
morning on No. 8 to meet Mr.. IRWIN
in Seattle. They have not yet dccid
ed just where they will locate but
have several propositions under CON
sderation.
Mr. and Mrs. John NJ. Childers and
Mr.. and Mrs. o. C. Lcmpke of Bend,
Oregon, were here last Thursday on a
social and professional visit with DR..
Leasing and family. Mrs. Lempke
will probably return here later fo,
treatment.
The regular meeting of the Star,
was held Wednesday evening and this
being the 10th anniversary Of this
lodge here the occasion was cclcbrat
aI H. al a
candles was one of the main "feat-
ures," being served with ice cream.
There will be no meetings until au-
tumn sets in.
Jack Ruth informed us that they
had succeeded in reaching the Royal
Development mine last Saturday AMI
that work begins at once. The road
is still very poor but they manage -
get through The snow was all off in
the openings but in the timber thee
was still from three to six feet, ac-
cording to Mr.. Ruth, and spring had
not set in yet.
| X. C. Linhart, who comes here from
Yakima, has established Il stage line
between here and Cashmere. the for-
mer operators of the line having gone
cut of the business owing to the stat
regulations imposed. Mr.. Linhart
will reside at Leavenworth. He has
Lis license and bond and began run
ming Monday. A stage down the val
ley is a great convenience to the pun
lie and the management ought to meet
with the approval and encouragement
Ct the public.
The John s. Brcnder family has
been quarantined for smallpox, the
eldest boy, Leonard, being the only
one down with the disease. The 9th
ers were all vaccinated as soon as
Leonard came down. All are doing
nicely. Mr.. Brender was away wher
the quarantine was established but
was also vaccinated and has been liv.
ing at the forestry office Leonarc
was pretty sick until Supt. Suttor
rhoned him that he had passed anc
was promoted to the ninth grade
Judging from reports a game war