The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1921-03-04
THE LEAVENWORTH ECHO


Tuesday.
Il. f. Simons and Attorney Howe
were at Wenatchee Wednesday on
business in the probate court
T. f. Paine recently installed a
wireless receiving station and is de-
voting his leisure time to learning
the code and endeavoring to read
calls. etc, which are plainly heard,
including those of stations beyond
the seas.
Rev. c. f. Rupel, of Plain, who had
been in the hospital at Wenatchee for
five weeks, recovering from an opera
ton for appendicitis, returned here
Wednesday and went out to his home.
He was looking very well and is evil
IDENTIFY fully recovered, excepting that
he has not regaincd his usual strength
Representatives Of the Fruit Grow
ers COOPERATIVE marketing organi-
cation were up from Wenatchee Tues
day and held meeting at the City
Hall which was attended by a few
ranchers, the attendance not being
large owing to the fact that it was
not advertised until that forenoon. We
understand that number signed the
contracts and that they will have con-
siderable tonnage in this vicinity.
Mrs. f. X. McClain informs us that
Mr.. McClain is now at a sanitarium,
where they have guaranteed to put
considerable flesh on him, and that he
is doing pretty we'll for so short a
| time. But he does not seem to think
he is getting fat fast enough. If 70
tundity qualified one to advise, Mr..
McClain might get many pointers
| from Leavenworth friends-who by
the way should like to become little
more "scrawny."
Mr.. H. X. Featherstone. who ha |
been taken very i'll, had an operation
Monday morning at the Deaconness
hospital, Wenatchee, for an obstruc-
ton at the outlet of the stomach. At
this writing he was reported as hav-
ing come through nicely and to be do
ing very well, but the outcome woul |
be in doubt for some days yet. Hope
was entertained, however, that he
would come through as everything
seemed in his favor. Mrs Feather
stone accompanied Mr. Featherstone
to Wenatchee.
There was Il change in the time of
the arrival of Train No. 3 at Leaven-
worth, effective last Sunday. This
train now arrives at 2:20 a. M The
mail trains have also changed time,
but as they do not carry passengers
this does not inconvenience traveller.
No. 27, west bound, arrives here 1T
2:25 a M, and No. 2S, east bound. ar
rives at 1928 a. m. The change
makes some difference here in the de-
| livery of newspapers, for those form
erly received each morning now ar
rive in the afternoon on No. 1.
The Spokane Bakery have inform
ed Amundson, at the creamery, that
they have installed Baker travelling
oven, of which there are only a few
in operation in the United States.
There is one in Portland 70 feet long
inside, while the oven we have in
stalled is 90 feet long and is the larg-
est of its kind west of Chicago This
oven has capacity of 5000 loaves
per hour. The bread being put in the
pans and travelling at the rate of
about three feet per minute. comes
out at the other end baked A pic
ture of this oven can be seen at the
bakery.
Cyril Lindley, Of Wenatchee, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Lindley of Leav-
enWorth, passed through here We'd
nesday on No. /, being called to Port
land where his brother-in-law, J. Fl.
Garrett, and family, who were re-
turning from trip to California by
auto, had met with a serious accident
one of the party being killed. M.
and Mrs. Garrett and their little child
we're not killed and Mr.. Llntyrey NJ,
not know just who it was who met
death, but supposed that it was !,
woman they had expected to engage
to care for the baby.
Oh, we have so many things to tell
you this week and we don't want to
be eternally screaming prices and
quality, so, we ask you to phone your
friends to meet you at Simpsons.
We will play like" we are a Service
station" and give you the best service
we can in-well-let's see-there's
the saucy little lingerie, the soft,
fluffy, clinging cotton crepe kind
and then there's something definitely
appealing about the dainty pink and
orchid silk underwear. There are
new petticoats and hose. Oh, yes.
look on page 81 in this issue of the
Ladies' Home Journal; you'll find the