The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1922-04-14
THE LEAvENWORTH ECHO

H. Is. Field attended to business
matters at Wenatchee Monday.
Remember the Choral Club benefit
concert, Community building, April
10.
Just received, a shipment of black
patent leather pumps.-J. c. Penney
Co.
Auto for Hire-anywhere, anytime,
safe travelling. Phone BAL, Leaven-
worth. 16-4tpd)
Miss Ruby Long of Cashmere was
here between trains last Saturday
while enroute to Seattle.
We now have complete assort-
ment of apron ginghams and per-
cales.-J, c. Penney Co.
Miss Agnes Drach, of Seattle, ar
rived here last Saturday to spend the
week with her sister, Mrs. R. W
Van Tassell
H. G. Gateskill was up from Spo-
kane last Saturday for visit with
Mrs. Amanda Town and Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Hennessey.
Sally and Hurdis Rice came over
from Seattle last Saturday to join
their father, F. W. Rice, on the ranch
south of town. Mrs. Rice is expect
ed to arrive Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. N. Burgess, Mr..
and Mrs. Sam Burgess and Leslie
Burgess drove to Entiat last Sunday
to visit relatives. They found the
roads good and had a pleasant trip.
Mrs. X. f. Marble, sister of Mrs.
c. A. Campbell, who had been here
on a visit, left last Saturday for Seat
tie. She will return this week for
further visit before returning to her
home at Glacier Park, Montana.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Schwoebel, who
had returned here last week from
visiting points on the Coast and visit
ed at the Chas. Cockbu1n home, left
Sunday evening for New Rockford,
n. D.
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Donations from everyone are
requested for the Bazaar. All
interested in our city should help
make this success, as all the
money is to be used in local i'm
provement work.
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Roy Holmes went to Gibbs, Idaho,
Sunday night to attend a school of
instruction in dry kiln practices. He
is employed by the G. n. Lumber
Co. AMI was sent down in the COM
pany's interest.
Following the resignation of Willis
l.. Carey, as president of the Royal
Baking Powder Company, William
Ziegler, Jr., was unanimously elected
to that office at a meeting of the
Board of Directors on April g. Mr.
Ziegler, Jr,, who is large stockhold-
er in the company, has long taken an
active interest in its affairs.
June 10, 1921. fire was left in the
Chumstick valley by a tourist party.
A couple weeks ago Judge J. C. Davis
received fine from H. N. Brskey of
Farmer, Wn., to whom the negligence
was traced. The only clue the for
estry service had to the guilty party
was a scrap Of newspaper with the
subscribers name on it and a part of
the name of the newspaper and
through correspondence the man was
found and induced to pay a fine of
$25 and costs for his carelessness.
William Barron, of First Creek,
was injured and died last Friday
while enroute from Chelan to his
home. He was driving along the lake
when a rock rolled down the
mountainside, hitting his truck and
rolling it into the lake. Mr.. Barron
had managed to get out of the lake
and back to the road. where he was
found by Mr. Wild, still conscious;
but he died soon afterwards. He
came to this county in 1887, from
Wright County. MINI. He was en-
ployed for two years on the Great
Northern surveying crews and had
worked when the survey was made
over the Cascades above Leaven-
worth.
The following program will be Civ
en- by the Y. p and Intermediate
classes of the NJ. f. Sunday school
next Sunday at 9:45: Song. CAL Hail
the Power of Jesus Name" Sunday
School; Scripture reading, John 20:
1881; Invocation, w. r. Norris: Ex-
ercise and Song, Love Sunshine
Class; instrumental solo, Monastery
Bells Juanita Burgess; Dialogue,
Gates Aiar," Mrs. McKinley's class:
Chorus, "Christ the Lord is Risen, -