The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1921-11-18
Mrs. J. Slavin visited Wenatchee

Remember the Sportsmen's Associ-
alton turkey shoot on the Goth.
Thos. Pipkin and Attorney Herman
Howe were Wenatchee visitors We'd
resday.
See "The Man Without A Country"
Tuesday at School Motion Pictures.
Advertisement.
Howard, the son of Mrs. Cora Fox,
is down with pneumonia. Dr. leasing
is attending him.
At Seattle bread went to &c whole
sale for pound loaves and &c for the
pound and half loaf
"Men Not Wanted is a play at the
Auditorium, Wednesday, Nov. %. at
1880 p. m.-Advertsement.
The Great Northern Lumber Co.
has two engines at work with a
scrlper dredging the pond just below
the mill
Edward Everett Hale's "The Man
Without a Country Tuesday AT
School Motion Pictures-A dvcrtse-
ment
Mr. and Mrs. F. l.. Barkee AMI
daughter, Miss Genevieve, visited at
the Ben Yansey home at Wenatchee
last Sunday.
M. G. Hoffman. brother of AL, is in
charge Of the Chumstick Orchard.
Mr.. Hoffman may be employed there
permanently.
The rabbit war in Grant county has
been renewed and shells will be fur
nished on the grounds at cost. Shot
guns only are allowed.
Mrs. c. Harding and son William
went to Seattle Monday afternoon on
No. /. Mrs. William Harding and
baby went to Wenatchee
Mrs. C. w. Lancaster takes sub
scriptions to all magazines; lowest
rates given. Please call or phone 27O
-3O7 Central Ave. (3S-tf)
Grant county moonshiners are said
to have caused lot Of business for
the doctors-whiskey made in tin
vessels was poison sure enough.
J. { Roberts, employed at the
Great Northern Lumber co mill, left
Wednesday night to spend eight or
ten weeks at his old home N Minneap-
oils
Mr.. X. ID. Laws returned to his
home at st. Helens, Oregon Tuesday
afternoon after spending a few days
visiting with his brother, DR.. c. A.
Laws.
Claud Hood went to Omak Monday
to work for the DAILY Brothers, who
are hauling lumber for the Cole
man Co. Their mill was to start saw
ing again on Tuesday.
Attention-All Knights and Pyth-
ian Sisters are invited to a card partv
and social evening to be given by the
Pythian Sisters at the X. P. Hall,
Saturday evening, Nov. 26 Admi,.
sion 25c.
DR.. Laws has been unable for
couple weeks to attend to his dental
practice owing to illness, and has
secured DR.. Nitteberg of Seattle, who
will be in charge of the business and
attend to the needs of customers. DR..
Laws has gone to his old home at st.
Helens, Oregon, to recuperate.
Theo. Luschen, living near Cash
mere, was arrested charged with
manufacturing wine for sale. He con-
WINGED Judge Porter of Wenatchee
that it was for use in his own home
and was fined S25. A. J. Tosch was
fined SIS for speeding and Homer
English $40 for running an auto with
out lights.
The Echo suggests that the deer
hunters who were "skunked" get up
banquet for themselves and as
menu we would suggest near beer and
pigsfeet. There are a couple of us at
the Echo office and there is Pete Tav-
lor, Cockburn, the Brenders, Dick 81
mons and any number of other
sports who ought to make up a
"bully" crowd.
The Observation-Disclosures road
south of the river, promises to be a
splendid thoroughfare when the pres
ent grading is completed and the ce-
ment laid. From the top of the hill
near the Adams place to the rock cut
will be nearly a straight line, wide
roadbed and the Eoint of rock at the
lower end of the rockcut is to disap-
pear. In fact the road at the rock cur
will be very much wider than hereto
fore and as safe as any section Of
highway in the county
George Hauber says that one even