The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1921-07-08

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Mrs. f. l.. Tucker arrived home
Tuesday from Tye where she had
been over the Fourth.
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Mrs. +. f. Pabst of Gleichen, AL
berta, accompanied by her son David.
Is here visiting her daughter, Mrs. c.
l.. Hallock.
The infant child ofMr. and Mrs. c.
| Hallock died last Friday morning
and was buried the same day. Its age
was six days.
Mrs. Irene Sullivan of Cashmere re-
ceived the prize offered by the Leav-
erworth Mercantile Co. during their
recent sale.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Conner cama
over from Everett last Saturday 10
spend the Fourth a. the guests of M.
and Mrs. C. G. Smyth.
Mr. and Mrs. r. J. Smith and Mr.
and Mrs. Dick Simons arrived home
last Friday night from their trip to
Portland and other points.
For Sale-baby carriage with all
the latest attachments; finished in
ivory, wicker; in good condition. In
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hospital. -Advertisement. (2S-tf)
Wanted-the address of Alvin w.
Alexander Anyone who can furnish
it, please communicate with J. w. Ell
lott, Leavenworth, his business
agent, as matters of Importance need
u, ]
Kenneth Swain, of Seattle, has Sc
cured position in the forest service
as a patrolman and will be in charge
of the Upper Iccle water she'd His
duties will be to watch for fires and
he will work under the supervision of
Ranger Brender.
Great interest is said to have been
manifested in the ball game Monday
between the Wenatchee and Jap teams
and considerable Leavenworth cash is
reported to have been left at the
county seat. Picking the winner in a
ball game is often harder than sizing
up worlds championship fight.
Down in San Francisco the authori-
ties have found it necessary to estab-
lish rule and advertise it over the
world that guides must tell the truth
when plotting sightseeing parties
over the city. Now out here at Leav-
enworth our guides always tell the
truth. Imagine Dude Brown string
ing anyone!
A man living near the mouth of
Stevens canyon burned forest mater
ial without permit last Saturday
morning. The fire was spotted by
Miss Iva West, in charge of the Tum-
water Lookout, and five minutes af-
ter reported to Ranger Brendcr he
was out at the place of the fire. The
offender was brought before Justice
j. c. Davis and fined $500 and
costs. The forest service has in
structions to enforce the law reuuit-
ing permits to burn brush and rub
Dish and also that pertaining 70
campfires, and it is given out that
these instructions will be carried on.
regardless of party or parties con-
ccrned.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. K. Roth, Bert Hag-
Ter and NJ. NJ. Newdal went to Yaki-
ma Saturday afternoon, taking over q
load of household goods and they
spent the Fourth over there. They
returned Tuesday with load of hay,
but two miles the other side of the
summit they had trouble with the
truck and had to go to Wenatchee for
repairs. Newdal stayed with the
truck and during the night while he
was asleep on top of the hay coyotes
or bob cats climbed all over the hood
and had a merry time. Merritt hal
not heard the animals about the
truck but heard wolves bowling in the
mountains. He is sure sounI
sleeper.
VIM. Walton and family and Mr..
Walton's sister, Miss Mona Walton,
had an exciting experience on the
Pass Wednesday afternoon. They
had gone for drive over the Pass
and were nearly down on the Other
side, when, on rounding a point, a
Ford car coming up from the oppo-
site direction at full speed slammed
into their auto, smashing off the left
running board. In rounding the