The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1921-07-01
NJ. Rumohr was at Wenatchee Mon

day afternoon from Seattle.
b. A. Darling went to Cashmere
Tuesday, returning Thursday.
Try Stokes Ice Cream at Leaven-
worth Pharmacy Advertisement
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Holmes and little
son were Wenatchee visitors last Fri
Gay.
A light rain fell here Wednesday,
morning freshening the foliage and
pasturage.
Try our Mosquito Lotion on your
camping trip. - Leavenworth Phar-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
W. J. Moon and crew are making
progress in the work of laying cement
walks on the north side.
Mrs. Edith Pitschow, operator at
Drury, was in town Saturday visiting,
returning to Drury on No. 1.
For all kinds of electrical work, see
| j. G. Corbett, under the Racket
| Store. Phone 49.-Advertisement.
Sherlock Holmes ought to be turnen
loose on the ship mystery. He'd track
the pirates to their den in short or
der
Shaffer Lake is said to still be froz-
en- over and there are but few places
where the fishermen can throw in
their lines.
Mrs. S. B. Smith, mother of Mrs.
}. M. Amundson, has purchased a
delicatessen shop in Portland which
She is conducting.
Dwight Darling, of Everett,
brother-in-law of Mrs. l.. j. Nelson,
was here last week for two or three
days looking after his business inter
ests.
For Sale--baby carriage with all
the latest attachments; finished in
ivory, wicker; in good condition. In
quire at Olberg's residence, opposite
hospital Advertisement (2S-tf)
A considerable number went from
here to see the ball game at Wenat-
chez Wednesday and all seemed to
have gotten the worth of their money
Great game" is the verdict.
Dr. j. NJ. Osborn of Seattle, uncle
of our J. H. Osborn, passed through
Leavenworth Tuesday on No. 1 to
look after his interests at Brewster
where he had 100000 orchard.
Mrs. j. M. Amundson and baby left
last Friday after few days visit
here to meet Mr.. Amundson at Seat
tie. They are living in Ellensburg
where Mr.. Amundson is running
creamery
w. w. Burgess was over from Bel
llngham for about ten days. He IS
much improved in health and was
contemplating returning to his place
out at Plain and starting numbering
operations again.
Wheat prices dropped several cents
Tuesday, and the Wenatchee Milling
Co. gave out the following figures, re-
ceived from Chicago: Hard white 96c,
dark northern spring and dark hard
winter 94c, fife 9Oc.
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
his Observation-Disclosures (26tf)
A new disease, known as "foot-
root has been discovered in the
wheatfields of Spokane county. In
some districts 40 to so per cent of the
grain is diseased. The infection cuts
the stem off at the ground and it is
worthless except for hay.
The County Game and Fish Com
mission had 5000 black bass put into
Fish Lake last week. The Echo hopes
that they may thrive, but it is doubt
full if they can do so with the lake
now swarming with perch, a species
Of fish which, in our opinion the Gre
ator made for the same reason that
He made hornets-if anyone can fig
IRE out satisfactory solution.
Bandmaster Mcdaniel says that if
the bandstand were repaired and fit
ted with seats and lights it would be
great assistance to the band which
plans to give concerts every Saturday
evening from now on until the busy
season opens. Mr.. Mcdaniel thinks
that the siding should be removed
down to the floor on all sides except
ing the southwest and seats placed to
seat about forty. Let's see that this
repairing is done at once.
II is rl1mored about tourn ,l,o+