The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1921-05-13

w. f. Daniels drove to Wenatchee
and back Tuesday.
W. F. Swallwell, of Seattle, is here
looking after his ranch.
Mrs. w. G. Schannach was at Wen
atchee Wednesday forenoon.
b. A. Darling arrived home Tues
DAY after spending few days at
Everett.
The romance that charmed the
world, "If | Were King" School Mo-
ton Pictures. May II. Qt*)
Mr.. and Mrs. II. S. Rearick and son
Floyd visited Mr.. and Mrs. d. B. Mar
tin and Mrs. Regner at Dryden Sun
day afternoon
f. G. Wheeler left Monday night on
No. 3 for Seattle to attend the Rex
all convention which is in session
there this week.
Calvin Fentress, of Chicago, secre-
tary of the Great Northern Lumber
Co., arrived here Monday on business
fol the company.
DR.. Hoxsev renorts tbe q & Room
f,p,;l,. ~ pio,,.ott Ias
9. Do" '''' ""oei quarantine
for diphtheria, an eight-year-old
child having the disease.
William farnum in the thrilling
story of a vagabond poet who made
good his boast to crafty monarch in
IF | We're King School Motion
Pictures next Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Olberg and child
left last week Wednesday for Seattle
IN response to a message saying that
Mrs. Olberg's mother was very i'll and
not expected to recover.
,. ~,
jimmy lark came over from Ever
gu 2aIeruay' returning Monday. he
l'aS nan OF IL uhder cultlvatlon, part
o. when Is IN berries. ms he plans
10 make MS nome Indefinitely.
ne parn on a. =. Aliens ranch,
ou' on "hlte RIVER recently burned
W Uhe ground. An lnsur-
a1ce aaJusIer went out tuesday to
au!u5t me loss. Mf. Alien VIII re
oullo at once
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of a vow, n,;nf,I aao;1a.4 nc i t'I ~;
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in nullinr st,,r,ns ~, th ~ 80 h''
d,iI;nn tho 1oan, p ,J y" foi ILL., aa ra'u =!
inc hoe. olhov. j., a,,ol, 20, "omn, 81 IN ~
throw, 40 ,,.,,, o,,t &c .i,a lts 20 "
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Mr. Tesba,.a anJ H.. H IL, q. ny ~
or ba,, aftor CIV ,'l;ot , ~ a..enul
homo ''es 'e'o' ''o'
crooi,I .1oo,;,
tvopn Snott,o .nd wo ~ zee oe
oi,.o,, $50 "',u " e,a'o''cI - penls
J.,, A. W w., ,J,,, tl,o ias' oui,
for occ,,n.no v,'a ~ q ,r,e oai y , leau.
~, No ) a,.,.;,,;, - e., III ts' ~ 800
S.oo ~, = E ,iS a. 1I9 f. , a. aoo!t
bondlaJ az -, AZ fo w',u ~; ;i'e sieepel 10
It'll ~ q '"n az" r1, i',"a 'ea ';, ny
asr 60 oI p It, 70 t ilis ga. WI o. VI
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r. w. Dolsen. of Snohomish has
purchased an interest in the Frank
lin Lumber Co. of Leavenworth and
is on the lob assisting in the man
agement of the business. Mr.. Dolsen
is a Young married man and Mrs
Dolsen will Join him here as soon as
a suitable residence can be secured
had several wears experience in the
business and will add strength to the
concern. Inc business OF the com
t p"s NJ" Era uT ~ nu,i' pio9oitlIhnhs
tc increase the capital and WORKING
force, and it seems that he has been
fortunate IN the choice OF partner
Jack Ruth and a crew of men start
ed out last Friday with two trucks
ana two teams, to begin the work OF
opnont Cnnnonu,s W rnu IVY d. ~ De pod
Mountain. Il was eypected that they
could get through to Goose Creek and
rerhaps farther, but IN that vicinity
ti Ia" o.o: ~ nc 10Y anu I'm
necessary beforo vehicles can mass
The company plans busy season this
year, we understand, and by next year
sita. ac.iNit.; hui'loi mas II tha'
ablv beginning this wear, and the