The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1921-08-12
THE LEAVENWORTH ECHO

+. A. Sinclair and son Fred drove
to Seattle the first of the week to see
the sights.
Remember the NJ. +. SUNDAY
School picnic, Wednesday, Aug. II, az
the Ball Park.
Look for the white laundry soap.
while it lasts at J. c. Penney's, only
DC a observation-disclosures.
Frank Null went to Spokane Sun
Cay morning where he looked after
business matters for several days.
Plenty of saddle and pack horses
for hire, fishing is good and mosqui-
toes scarce on the Little Wenatches
river-(ieo. Siverly (33-2tpd)
Mrs. f. A. Cassidy's little brother
and sister, who had been here visit
ing her a couple months, returned 20
their home at Seattle last Friday
Our first shipment of ladies' coats
have arrived and they show up very
fine. You will find the prices to
suit. c. Penney Co.-Advertise-
ment.
Folty-sevcn were missing or dead
aS result of the steamship Alaska,
Portland to San Francisco, going on
Blunt's Reef. forty miles from F,u-
reka, Calf, Saturday night.
Piano Tuning-Tunng, repairing
and voiceing player piano actions adj
justed; out of town orders given
prompt attention; good local referen-
ces. Phone 3S7, Tumwater Hotel
f. II. MCGOWAN, Tuner. 1tpd)
Mrs. J. c. Biles end daughter Julia
have gone to Omak to join Mr.. Bies
and that will be their home in the flu
ture. Leavenworth friends regret
their removal, but trust that they may
prosper in their new home.
Miss Elizabeth Tegtmeier was
hostess to about twenty little guests
Tuesday evening. the occasion being
her sixth birthday. A picnic supper
was enjoyed on the lawn and most
delightful time was had by all
Attention, Pythian Sisters: There
will be an important meeting next
Tuesday night, August Is, at the r.
T. hall. All members are requested
to be present. Initiation, refresh
monts.
Chas. West returned home lat
Friday from his visit at Seattle and
Bellingham. He saw DR.. Judah and
other old Leavenworth people, visited
his mother and altogether had very
pleasant vacation.
Miss Norma Wansbrough visited
with friends in the city between
trains Friday. She was on her way
home to Seattle from Spokane where
she had spent week with her friend,
Mrs. Harold Lamon.
Et Fergson ben in town Fridag Ae
tank he go to Peshastin picnic en- max
speak bout ensurence. He want oder
faller to go Wit ham, men oder faller
say him skal go fsking trout; so Et
pc his way and trout fisker oder vav.
Maybe Eft hav best luck-trout hard
to koch.
Mrs. E. O. Greene, who has been
lying dangerously i'll for two months
at her home in Spokane, hos been re-
al her home in Spokane, has been re-
los Commercial Street, where she is
slowly recovering. Through the Echo
she wishes to thank her Leavenwortl
friends for the beautiful flowers sert
Eer during her illness, also those who
took part in the postal card shower.
Two women, Mrs. Leona Wiley AMI
Mrs. Adelaid f. Ecoss, of Seattle,
met death Sunday when an auto in
which they were riding went off the
road as they were returning from
Rainier National Park. The driver
turned out to pass another auto and
got too near the edge. The five or six
other occupants of the car escaped
with injuries. most of them minor
ones.
The fire hazards are at their high
est point from now to the close of the
season, so let us put forth every eff
fort to help the Forest Service keep
down this menace. You can best do
this by putting out your own fires, re-
porting fires that may start and last
but of just as much importance. is 20
report any one whom you may see OF
learn of leaving a fire to Ranger
Brender.
The Leavenworth Cooperative So
ciety will give picnic for their mem
bers and families Sunday, Aug. q, at
ingalls, Creek. Transportation will be
furnished and all members having
cars are requested to use them and
help take the crowd out. Meet at the
Firemen'S Hall at 9 o'clock. Each one
bring their own lunch and cups, knife.
fork and spoons. Free paper plates.
coffee and ice cream. Committee: Mrs.
Chas. Eckhardt. chairman; Mrs. Jack
Farrell Mrs w w Cahail Mrs V