The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1921-08-05
THE LEAvENWORTH ECHO

A. Brown returned Tuesday nigh,
from a business trip to Seattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. S. Sampson re-
turned last Friday from a visit to Sc
attic.
Rev. r. Fenske and sister of Ellens-
burg, are guests of Rev. and Mrs VIM
Iueckel.
We have Il new shipment of four
inch sewer tile.-Franklin Lumbe
Co.-Advertisement
Tommy Nolan went to Seattle Sat
urday to attend 30 business matte :
and enjoy holiday.
Mrs. VI. Nelson of Entat arrived
Monday for visit at the home of NJ.
and Mrs. +. n. Burgess.
For two days only, Friday and Sa.-
urday, a special line of new silk dres-
ses at SIMPSONS. $500 to $500
Advertisement.
Apple prices seem to be advancing
Latest quotations are: Delicious So,
Winesaps and Jonathans 50, RomcS
Sl.75 to $l.S5.
Two "mountainccrs" arrived Tues
day from Seattle to join the big
crowd which left Saturday for the
Glacial Peak country.
Plenty of saddle and pack horses
for hire, fishing is good and mosqu-
toes scarce on the Little Wenatchea
river.-Geo. Siverly. (33-2tpd)
A. Brown closed his clothing store
last Friday to make adjustments with
his creditors. We understand that he
may open up again soon.
Mrs. Mary Weber who had been
here visiting her daughter, Mrs F.W.
Clemens, and family, left last Friday
fol Seattle to visit relatives.
Mrs. Harry Krondak and little son
returned here last Saturday to pack
VI and move to Columbia River
where Mr. krondak is employed on a
helper engine.
w. f. Hartman has moved his
stock of second hand goods to the
building formerly occupied by the
Conway second hand store, opposite
the Cascade garage.
Little Miss Opal Rddell twelve
years old, from Malta, Montana, ar
rived here last week Thursday for q
months visit with her grandparents,
Nj. and Mrs. r. J. Howelton.
+. H. Hatch and family of Seattle
arrived here early this week and arc
spending a few days with Mr.. and
Mrs. C. G. Smyth. Mr.. Hatch is
president of the Yours Truly Biscuit
Co.
Summer clearance of silk dresses ut
$1,000 and up. Also special line of
new silk dresses specially priced
$1,000 to $500, just bought for a
two-day's sale, Friday and Saturday
only Simpsons. Acknowledgement.
+. 7. Motteler, agent for the celc-
brated Buick automobiles, has an adj
vertisement in this issue of the Echo
which contains information of inter
est to those contemplating the pu,-
chase of Il new car. Read it carefully
a dog belonging to the Howard
johnson family in Leavenworth, was
found playing with human skull on
day recently. 1t is thought to be that
OF an aboriginal denizen of the com
munity. Where the dog found it is
rot known.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. Patterson am
daughter of Toppenish, former resi-.
dents Of this city, arrived here Wed
nesday for few days visit. Mr.. Pat
tcrson was for some years in the
hardware business with Mr.. Knoll.
rfeiffer. He is now in the same bus.
ness at Toppenish.
The Mohawk, a power boat 20 feet
long and II #. beam, was PARTIAL
burned Tuesday morning at its pier a,
Lake Side, Lake Chean. The hui
and engine were saved but a cargo ,t
goods valued at about ten thousane
collars was rendered valueless. Nc
insurance was carried.
The Seattle MountaineerS arrivet
here last Saturday morning, COMING
in two Pullman coaches attached tC
No. rs, which were set out here. The,
were up at once and the whole part,
OF eighty-two started at 6:15 in three
auto trucks for the Chiwawa river Z
couple miles above Little Clan
There were thirty-fve women in tn,
party.
Sheriff Forsyth of Chelan count,
end Sheriff Davis of Douglas county
dpnN tho story roipu arn,nd 70 IL.