The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1921-05-27

5 Wicker baby carriage for sale;
phone 81. Gtnp)
B. A. Darlington went to Everett
Monday for short stay.
: A 14-inch gun went through Leav-
enworth Monday aboard a couple fiat
, cars,
Frst-class dressmaking and de-
signing, hemstitching and pecoting.-
SIMPSONS. (*)
Attorneys Lindley and Howe were
at Wenatchee Saturday attending to
matters in court.
[. From now until snow flies you can
get the best Ice Cream and the best
Cold Drinks at Wheeler's Drug Store.
The Wenatchee Fruit e. Warehouse
Co. at Peshastin is increasing its
, capital stock from $4,000 to $780,
600.
perintendent of schools, died last
Saturday morning at his home in
Cashmere
Lloyd Cecil Brown, attending the
state college at Pullman, is mention
, ed as one of Il number placed on the
, rolls for honor rating.
l Until now we have been too busy
to get our soda fountain started, but
, Saturday she has got to 90. Remem.
;, Der, we serve the Wheeler's
Drug Store. o.
Thirteen Of the teachers and offic-
, ers of the Methodist Sunday School
, attended the Chelan County Inland
!, Empire Sunday School convention
held in Wenatchee last Tuesday.
Mrs. Warren Reed and children of
Wenatchee, came up Friday to at
tend the commencement exercises at
which Mrs. Reeds brother Hal
Featherstone, was one of the gradu-
ates.
Reynold Rearick, who is studying
in Cincinnati, has been engaged with
other singers to appear in a series Of
twenty eight concerts at the Capitol,
Cincinnati's new million dollar
theatre.
Mrs. Peter Freuchtnicht returned
last week from Watervillc, where she
had spent a couple weeks at the home
of her daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Viebrock. She reports the birth of y
daughter at the Viebrock home on
May 4.
; The Max Sprombcrg family has
moved to Leavenworth from the
ranch, sold last week to the Schmok-
ers. Mr.. Spromberg said to the Echo
that he had no plans excepting that
Mrs. Spromberg's health requiring
attention she was able to 90 to the
hospital for some weeks.
|. A. Van Valkenbergh and family
of Wenatchee were here last Sunday,
visiting the home of Mr.. and Mrs. F.
l.. Barkee. Mr. Van Valkenbergh is
distant cousin of Mrs. Barkee, of
whom she knew nothing, until upon
' seeing his name in print, she wrote
5 and ascetained that they were from
the same family
truck belonging to the Anal ga
mated Gold Mines Co. turned over on
the road a short distance below the
Wright mill last Friday. The three
men on it at the time escaped unin-
lured. The driver had turned out in
5 meeting another rig and the road
I gave way. Two of the men failed to
get off and went over with the truck,
! but an empty oil barrel kept the
= truck from crushing them The truck
I was righted and resumed its trip.
Al Pesch, formerly of Leaven-
worth, is now said to be the head
=, mover in an effort to make Mt. Stick
2 ney, near Goldbar, resort for tour
- lists and sportsmen. There is an
: abandoned logging road which goes
e near the top Of this mountain and it
| is planned to use this grade for an
/ auto route and construct an extern
= sion so that lakes and creeks on the
e. mountain may be reached. 1t is OK
Y pected that this may be great re-
= sort in the near future.
Most of the business houses about
f town have good window displays this
. week, illustrating the terrible conse-
Q quences of forest fires and the beaut-
2 les of forests unmarried by mans
% carelessness. Ranger Brender has a
; tent set up in the park on Front
!. street and is on hand ready to give
= lessons in camp care and illustrate
o the methods of locating fires as prac-
@ ticed by the forest service. Now let's
: all take this matter to heart and en-
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