The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1921-01-14
THE LEAVENWORTH ECHO

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Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Burgett were at
Wenatchee last Friday.
We have special bargains in coats,
suits and dresses.-Sampson's (*)
Your pennies will do the work of
dollars at the Rexall One Cent
Sale. (D
Just received, 1921 samples Wall
Paper books. Call in and see them.
Make Sales Co. (D
John McKinnon, who has run out
Tye for number of years, is now
running out of Leavenworth.
Fireman Don G.. Smyth is reported
to have gone to Columbia River and
accepted job on the helper at that
station.
Ladies!-Do you know that you can
buy a real, guaranteed Fountain
Syringe for One Cent at Wheeler's
Sale? Jan. 18th, 18th and 18th. (D
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ziegenhagel,
who were here from North Dakota
visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
V, Hotf, left Monday afternoon for
Lodi, California.
| MnSnnc ronractoI 10, no
the clam supper to be given at the
lodge next Monday evening. install
lation and other work is to be given.
Keep this in mind.
F.. n. Burgess arrived home last
Thursday from visit to his son,
Lester, and family at Seattle. Incl
dentally he did little fishing and
filled a long-felt want
The Leavenworth State Bank has
sent out to depositors little book,
entitled as Your Bank Deposit
Guaranteed The subject is covered
in very thorough manner.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. F. Taylor were at
Dryden Tuesday afternoon, driving
down and enjoying the fine sleighing.
Mr.. Taylor attended the annual meet
ing of the Dryden State Bank
Eddie Tholin has erected new
sign in front of his billiard room,
which flashes the word Billiards at
regular intervals as soon as it is
dusk, reminding the wayfarer that
Eddie is within ready to serve.
In mentioning the subscription last
week of j. A. Watson, the Echo fell
into a natural error in supposing the
paper was sent to his wife, when the
paper was sent to his mother. Mr..
Watson's wife died some years ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. N. Burgess and
son Sam entertained few friends
last Thursday evening at their home
Those present were Miss Mildred
Strome, Mrs. Stella Taylor, Miss
Merle Green. Mrs. R. L. Leslie, Mr.
Thomas Mullen and Mr.. Harold Wal
denberg. A very pleasant evening is
reported
J. w. Elliott is still short few at
fractions for his circus and we under
stand that he has his eye on several
"birds" about town that might prove
"attractions.' His wagons and cages
are all painted up in the brightest
hues and his caravan will start as
soon as he can lassoo and brand
few more mavericks with the proper
peculiarities.
Sam Burgess is going to Entiat
for few days to visit his uncle and
on his return plans to go to Seattle
and spend two or three weeks with
his brother, Lester, and family. He
will endeavor to keep the family
table supplied with fish while over
there and if he wants to do the right
thing, he can slip cod or two this
way on his publicity account.
Legion Boys, Attention. There
will be a regular meeting of the Vic
tor Fl. Johnson Post Wednesday,
January 10, at s p. M, at the Masonic
Hall. There will be an election of of
ficers for the following year, so all
members are urged to be present.
Some information on the state Bonus
Bill has been secured. Attend the
meeting, fellows, and find out how to
get your money.
Our local forest officer states that
during the winter he has received
quite number of applications for
timber located on Forest land for the
purpose of cordwood But one sale
has been made thus far The main
trouble being that applicants have the
impression that timber may be cut
before a payment is made and that
the timber is located too far away
from a well beaten road or too far
from town. Our forest in this par
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