The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1921-01-14

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J. c. Biles was a passenger aboard
No. 4 Tuesday for Wenatchee.
Hear Evangelist Roper at the M. f.
church. Every evening at 1870
Evangelist Roper will be in the M
E. church all next week. Hear him.
Ready-made picture frames at reas-
enable prices. - Wheeler's Photo &
Art Shop. (t*)
Think of it!--A full box of station
cry for one cent at Wheeler's One
Cent Sale ~
Mrs. Motteler will be hostess to the
Kumtux Club Friday, January 21st,
at her home.
l.. r. Hart attended meeting of
the county game commission at Wen
atchee Tuesday.
Robert Nickles, forest ranger at
Lake Wenatchee, was in town Mon
day and Tuesday
Harry Geerds was on the sick list
for about ten days, but has been out
for some time now and is back on
his engine.
Conductor F. A. Hodgins and fam
lily shipped their household goods
this week to Hillyard, where they
will reside
N. l.. Brown, newly appointed chief
of police, is to assume the duties of
the office as soon as his bond is an
proved by the council.
John Emig has purchased the F. E.
Carlquist residence. Mr.. and Mrs.
Carlquist will continue to occupy it
until about March |.
Can you feature it "A full pound
of linen writing paper for one cent.
See our One Cent Sale ad. in this is
Wheeler's Drug Store. (*)
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
society will NETT Tuesday afternoon
at 2:30 at the home of Mrs. Hen
| bricks. Don't forget the date-Jan-
uary 18th.
Barney Bly,, trackwalker, who was
| bu,.t cop,o 1yoolyc aro ,yo,4 81 Ca,4
tie Teusday. We understand that he
is not likely ever to fully recover
from his injuries.
The annual meeting of the Leaven-
worth State Bank was postponed
Tuesday, owing to the absence of R.
B. Field which was necessitated by
the condition of his health.
The Lutheran Ladies' Aid will give
an apron social at the home of Mrs.
Edward Tholin Thursday, Jan. goth.
Refreshments will be served from 8
to $50. Everybody invited.
Mr.. A. w. Jarvis, brother of r. G..
Jarvis of Leavenworth, arrived here
Saturday for a visit He resides at
Winchester, Idaho, but has visited his
brother here several times before.
According to the Wenatchee World,
big quartz vein at Merit, which
tests 999s silica, is to be opened ard
worked this year and the product
will be used by a glass factory to be
erected at Seattle
Briggs and Waterbury, charged
with threatening ]. A. Van Slyke
and demanding money of him, were
found guilty by the jury before whom
they were tried last week. The maxi
mum penalty which may be imposed
is five years in the state prison
The Leavenworth State Bank calls
attention in its advertisement this
week to case where Trunk fails as
safety deposit box" The savings
of nineteen years of poor mans life
were lost in one visit of a prowling
thief when the owner was out en-
ioying his Christmas holiday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Rice came up
from Wenatchee Sunday and remain
ed until Monday visiting with old
friends. They were for several years
residents of Leavenworth Mr.. Rice
is one of the proprietors of the Cash
and Garry Grocery at Wenatchee,
which is doing an excellent business
and has been a remarkable success
from the start
A. c. Erickson, who recently re-
signed from his position as head of
the bookkeeping department and cash
Ter of the Great Northern Lumber
Co., at this place, returned last week
from Seattle where he had been
called by an accident to his father,
who suffered fractured limb. The
elder Mr.. Erickson was doing nicely
when A. c. came away. Mr.. A. c.
Erickson had been in the employ of
the lumber comnanV here and elsa