The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1922-07-07

Mrs. Jay Lonergan came up from
Wenatehee Saturday.
Ladies' white wash waists Csc and
$l.19.-J. c. Penney Co.
Currents at Mason's ranch 25c nc,
rallon-you pick them Otpd
Theo. Paine went to Seattle Mon
day to drive back with a new auto
The Spokesman-Review speaks Of
the Fourth at Spokane as painless"
Mrs. Frank Piperno and two small
children went to Spokane last Friday.
Frank Null went to Seattle satur-
day night to remain until Tuesday
night.
We have a new shipment of venti-
lated khaki hats for 59c-J. C. Pen
ney Co.
Mrs. VIM Hoskins had her tonsils
removed Monday at the Community
hospital
Mr.. and Mrs. f. L. Tucker arrived
hcme Monday from their trin t. Tey-
as and California.
Miss Helen Keller left yesterday
for her home at Seattle to spend her
vacation with relatives.
The Woman's Benefit association
will give a social dance at the K. p.
hall on Friday night. July 7. You
are invited
Mrs. Shotwell and granddaughter
came up from Cashmere Saturday to
visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H.
G. Krollpfeiffer.
Frank Nelson of Cashmere has
been appointed district horticulturiSt
vice p. S. Darlington, granted a years
leave of absence.
The Methodist Ladies' Aid VIII
meet Wednesday afternoon, July 18th
in the basement Of the churcu All
ladies cordially invited.
Micky Burke came in on the
"Dinky' Monday and said i was
showing in Spokane-which is readily
believed by those who know Micky.
The Odd Fellows and Rebekahs Of
Leavenworth, Cashmere and Wenat-
chez will hold picnic on July u AZ
the Kennedy lawn, near Cashmere. Al
should attend.
Mrs. Tom Featherstone's parents
parents, and brothers, Mr.. and Mrs
Feesler and two sons of Seattle. az
rived here the first of the week &c
spend the Fourth.
Three coaches of state militia pas.
sed through here Monday morning or
No. 3, which was some over fou
hours late. They were going tC
Camp Lewis or American Lake fol-
the annual encampment.
George Thomas, a former Leaven.
worth boy and whose father in II.
early days had store is the buildinq
across the corner from where Bren
der's blacksmith shop is now located
came down from the Tunnel last sat
urday and is renewing acquaintance
The l. W. W strike at Wenatchet
has been called off and il is probable
that this is also effective so far as +
may have effected work on the snow
sheds in the canyon above Leaven
worth.
Waterville is asking the Great Nor
thern to put on gas car" to give
that branch better service. The rail
road company will probably find j
necessary to do something Of tina
kind to meet auto bus competition.
| w. 0. Atwood and family arrived
from Seattle Wednesday to look afte
their ranch here and to spend thei
vacation visiting old friends and fish
ing and camping. Mr.. Atwood wa
formerly bookkeeper for the Lamb
Davis Lumber Co here.
W. W. Durham was at Wenatche
Wednesday on business for the Chum
stick school district at the Offices o
the county superintendent Of schools
Bids are again being asked for q
their proposed new school building
and work will begin as soon as pos
sible.
A. A Hopkins, who had beer pros
pecting in the vicinity OF Old Blcwclt
left Monday fer Lake Chelan, intend
ing to prospect in the Cloudy Pas
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