The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1921-07-29
Ed. Hoxsey. returned Monday from
Il visit to Spokane.

| would be mighty hard on lot of us.
VIM. Greaves, New Lexington,
OHIO, is recent subscriber to the
Echo.
Mrs. Mary Weber, of st. Paul. is
here visiting her daughter. Mrs. f. W.
Clemmens
| Otto Green was over from Everett
Wednesday and left in the afternoon
for Spokane.
B. A. Darling returned Wednesday,
from spending several days at points
en- the Sound.
c. w. White of Peshastin returned
Wednesday from i trip to the Sound
and other points.
A son was recently born to Mr.. AMI
Mrs. w. A. Harding at the Deaconess
hospital, Wenatchee.
Take an Ansco camera with YOU on
your vacation trip. - Leavenwortn
| Observation-Disclosures.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Irwin now re
ceive their copy Of the Echo at Sno-
hcmish, indicating that they have set
| tied down there.
Mrs. Guy Hamilton and daughter
| Marian arrived nome last Saturday
on No. | from their stay of over a
| Won, j., Nav, Norl,
G. B. Woodruff returned Wcdncs-
| day from spending his vacation with
Mrs. Woodruff and the children near
| Everett.
The Great Northern has made a re-
duction of Is to 20 per cent in freight
rates on fruit from Washington
points to the Central states.
Engen Slet, packer for Ben Agor.
was arrested Friday for leaving fire
| unattended in the forest, and paid a
| fine of $40 and costs, amounting to
$500 in all.
Reynold Rearick arrived Tuesday
from Cincinnati to spend the summer
| with the home folks, expecting to re
turn there to finish a course in the
Conservatory of Music.
A reward of $500 will be given any
one for proof showing who broke
| window panes on building next to
Losekamp residence.-A. o. Neutzel
Advertisement. (30-4tpd)
Mr.. and Mrs. C. G. Cockburn of
! Leavenworth and Mr.. and Mrs Mel
son of Spokane went to Merritt last
| Friday and remained until Tuesday,
enjoying a four days outing.
Piano Tuning. Tuning, Vocinr
ard Repairing. Lifetime experience:
references. Phone 3S7, Tumwatc,
Hotel r. H. MCGOWAN, tuner.-Ad
vcrtisement. 1tpd)
Howard Blankenship recently pur-
chased the residence formerly owne
by DR.. McKeown who removed from
here some years ago. 1t is near the
Elliott home.
Wanted-the address of Alvin W
Alexander. Anyone who can furnish
it, please communicate with J. w. FL
lott, Leavenworth, his business
/ agent, as matters of Importance need
his Northumberland (26tf>
Miss Berenice Darling and brothe.
Tommy, who have been visiting rela-
| tlVnc at | f,r
eral weeks, write home that they are
enjoying their STAY immensely Soon
they expect to journey by car to the
Ozark mountains and look forward to
this trip with considerable pleasure
They will return to Leavenworth
about September first.
Henry Koch, who lost his feet in an
accident on the railroad near Chiwau-
KUN some weeks ago, is now able t.
be about town in a wheel chair. Hi
wounds are about healed and we I'M
derstand that artificial limbs have
been ordered. He hopes in a few
months to be able to get about and
again take up some kind of work Mr.
Koch is a man who will not long be
contented otherwise. This will be an
opportunity for the people of the com
munity to again be of assistance by
providing the sort of employment he
will need.
World: A fastidious burglar ente"-
ed the ]. NJ. Wade home at 11S North
Z street some time within the past
four days, took bath, arrayed him
self in one of Mr.. Wade's suits, ad
justed his necktie and left to keep ar
appointment somewhere out of sight.
This burglar evidently intended to
blossom forth in society, for he also
took an outfit of evening clothes. In
exchange for these articles of apparel
the thief left his own clothes, which
Chief Peterson describes as "the dir
test, lousiest lot of stuff" he ever
sfw. The Wades have been on the
coast for the past four days. Nj.
Wade returned Monday evening.
Word comes from Oregon thai
Howard Roach was recently in an au-
to accident. He was employed on n