The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1921-06-17
THE LEAvENWORTH ECHO

Get your ice cream at Wheeler's
Drug Standardization (26-tf)
Miss Louise Rumohr arrived home
Wednesday from Wilamet university.
Attorney Herman Howe went TO
Olympia last Thursday to visit for
about a week.
The Cashmere band is to father
big celebration at Lake Wcnatchee
July 2, 3 and 4.
The Wenatchec World recently
printed a couple pictures made by
Ranger Brender at the Beehive.
Mrs. Ross 1riwn arrived here last
Saturday and was the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Gcerds until Monday.
For all kinds Of electrical work, see
j. G. Corbctt, under the Racket
Store. Phone 49.-Advertisement.
Miss Hazel Gray, daughter of M.
and Mrs. Tom Gray, went to Spokane
Wednesday to spend the summer with
friends.
Miss Genevicvc Balkec went to Ia
coma Tuesday to visit. From there
she will go to Yakima and visit her
cousin.
Mrs. Ross Irwin went to Spokane
Monday as the delegate from the
Leavenworth Eastern Star lodge to
the state meeting.
Mrs. Maud Stark, Bert Holloway
and Miss Margaret Dahlgren were at
Tye last Friday night to furnish mu-
sic for an entertainment.
If you like lots of ice cream in your
iee-cream soda, go to Leavenworth
Pharmacy. It's uncommonly good ice
cream, too.-Alvertisement.
II. d. burlington, of Seattle, has
accepted position as bookkeeper and
credit man with the Leavenworth
Mercantile Co., and entered upon his
duties last week
Frank B. Lenzie, grazing inspector
of the forest service, and Master
Keith Fisk, came up from Wenatcher
Monday and went out to make the
rounds of the different grazing tracts
in the forests of this section.
A. w. Allen, who passed some six
hundred dollars worth of worthless
checks at Wenatchee some time ago,
was arrested at Spokane last week
and brought back to answer for his
particular brand of crookedness
l.. r. Hart attended meeting Of
the county game and fish commission
at Wenatchee Tuesday evening.
Among other business transacted the
commission engaged j. c. Mitchell as
caretaker Of the Leavenworth hatch
cry.
Postmaster Hamilton has received
an order from the first assistant post
master general providing that there
shall be no general delivery Of mail
on Sunday. Mail will be distributed
and those having boxes can get
theirs; others must wait until Mon
days.
Mrs John Brown, OF Gle Elum,
mother Of Art Brown, employed at
the Cooperative store, arrived here
last Friday on her return from serV-
ing as a deleGate to the Eebekah con-
vention at Spokane. She expected al
so to visit her daughter at Tacoma
enroute home.
Mrs. Thomas Logan and little
daughter Mary and nephew arrived
home last Friday from ten-days'
visit at Seattle and Everett. Mrs.
Logan's sister, Mrs. j. NJ. Smith, who
accompanied them, went on to Bel
Iingham where she will attend the
normal school this summer.
c. j. Christopher, referee in bank
ruptcy ut Wenatchce, has ordered the
Leavenworth State Bank to turn over
the S67 900 insurance fund they held
on Bohlke Fruit Co. property to the
trustee, VIM. A. Doelle. The bank
had held the funds fearing that if
they were turned over the bank might
be held responsible for the amount.
Frank Heath sent in another sample
of his rye-.iust plain rye in the stock
the first of the week which indicates
that when it really gets It's growth it
will "skin" anything the Wenatchee
World can bring forward. This rye
measures : IT, 9 inches in It's stock
ing feet and it looks ike il might
/ have grown 7 feet more if it had been
left in the field. Frank invites us 20
"have a shot Of old rye" but he
didn't say Just when.
The new electric transmission line
/ from the Great Northern Railway
power house in the canyon to Dryden