The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1921-04-08
THE LEAVENWORTH ECHO

Bone-dry wood $1,000 per cord;
phcne 400. t16-2tpd)
Buy your garden seeds in bulk at
Motteler's and save 500 on your seed
bill. 90
Be a child again-come to Jack
and the Beanstalk" next Tuesday at
the School Motion Pictures. Gt*)
Frank O'Leary left Tuesday to re-
turn to school al St Edwards Hall.
Tacoma, after a visit with the home
folks.
In the interest of Better Babies
buy Nanta garments at SIMPSONS.
Let us help you select your Lay
cite. Gt*)
Mr.. I. J. Foster, of near Peshastn.
was in town Friday attending to bust
pleasant call.
John A. ELS, son of j. X Ellis, who
resides ont on the Chumstick. has
rented the Glen Echo ranch and
moved on this week. \
The party who took the reach and
tongue out of the wagon back of
GoWing'5 residence, please return at
once and avoid trouble. (1tnp)
Rev VIM. Hoskns left Monday for
Hartlne to attend District confer
ence. From there he went to Spo-
kane and will return home next week,
Don Peters arrived here Monday
afternoon and is looking after bust
ness matters. He says farm lands
arc moving some over in the Seattle
district.
George Hauber arrived home We'd
nesday from Seattle where he went to
help in the celebration on the arrival
Of the S. S. Wenatchee. He says that
they did I good job of it.
w. \. Darling was up from Peshas
tin Saturday attending to business
matters. He thinks conditions are
working out and will soon improve,
His company is making arrangements
to assist in financing ranchers.
J. c. Lindley, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. 7. Lindley of Leavenworth, arrived
here Sunday from his home at Terry,
Montana He left Monday to spend
a few days over on the Sound, OK
pecting to return here for a longer
stay before returning east
! II. II. Fox, barber, who left a
couple weeks ago for Alberta, writes
Tom Mckenzie from Edmonton that
the outlook for getting rich in oil is
not near so promising from that view
point as it was from here, or words
to that effect; but there will be big
boom this spring.
The KumtuX Club will be entertain
cd at the Speidel home in Cashmere
Friday, April IS. This is Charter
| day and general good time will be
| had, All members who wish to 90
and have no means of conveyance,
please call up Mrs. Motteler, so the |
number of autos needed may be as
cortained. Please advise Mrs Mot
teller as soon as possible.
The members of the Coterie Club |
spent another very pleasant evening
last Saturday night when they were
entertained at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. B. Field 800" was played
at seven tables, at which Miss Gene
We've Fitzpatrick and George HoXsey
e>celled, winning first honors. The
consolation prizes We're presented to
Mrs. G. w. HoXsey and O. A. Lee
Very delicious and appetizng refresh
ments were served after which dane
ing was enjoyed for a short time. NJ
and Mrs. Field are splendid enter
t&iners and everyone had an enjo,-
able evening.
Mr.. Amundson, who has just dis
posed of his creamery business here,
plans to leave next week with Mrs
Amundson, the baby and Mrs. S. b.
Smith to look over business prpr-
poets on the Sound. They will drive,
going to Wenatchee and south so as
t. be able to cross the mountains with
their car. They expect to make Port
Angeles their objective and may set
tie there if the outlook suits then.
Their many friends in Leavenworth
will regret very much to have them
leave, but they will have with them
the best wishes of all for future hap
pness and prosperity.
Mrs. J. c. Bies and daughters and
Mrs. Amanda Town arrived home
Monday evening from their visit to
Spokane They had a splendid trip
with no auto trouble and good roads.
excepting some sand They visited
/ the Darnells, the McNulties, the Hold
oripl n Mr. Rom opd o++ouda1 - he.