The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1922-06-09

Miss Norma Wansbrough went to
Seattle Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. n. B. Day was a Wenatchee
visitor Wednesday forenoon.
Summer weight underwear for
men, CSC to SLAB, c. Penney Co.
We understand that the r. l. Lew
is residence has been sold to NJ. 0.
Yeats.
A bond issue of $4,000 is proposed
to complete the Wenatchee Heights
project.
Mr.. and Mrs H. s. Rearick and
Mrs. w. G. Schannach were Wenat-
chez visitors on Friday.
Mr.. Gateskill, of Spokane, arrived
here Saturday for a short visit with
his old friend, Mrs. Amanda Town.
Mrs. F. A Wingate came over
from Seattle on No. Wednesday and
went down to the family home at Pc
shastin.
Walter A. Koerner drove over
Blewett Pass the latter part of the
week and spent two days in the city.
He returned to Seattle with his wife
and son.
DR.. Myrtle Snyder will discontinue
her visits to Leavenworth, as she eX-
poets to leave soon for Los Angeles
to attend the National Osteopathic
convention.
The second trial of Ray Bigelow
and Everett Bozart for the murder of
Jacob Weber began in superior court
on Monday with Judge Ralph c. Bell
of Everett presiding.
John Conway has again opened a
secondhand store in the old stand
occupied by him for several years up
to year ago last spring when he
closed out and went east.
Albert Anderson went to Olympia
last Saturday to attend the annual
Grand Lodge session of the Odd Eel
lows lodge. Mrs n. L. Brown went
over Sunday as delegate to the Re
bekah Grand Lodge
Dickinson Bros. are making Cres-
cent Beach, Lake Wenatchee, one of
the popular resorts of the Lake and
with their pavilion, campsite and
boats are catering to the public de-
mand for amusement.
The Woman's Benefit Association
held banquet Friday evening at the
X. P. hall, lodge members only being
present, Later in the evening friends
were invited in and a pleasant time
spent socially in dancing.
No meeting of Cascade Chapter
No. 1875, June IA, on account of the
Grand Chapter, which convenes at
Seattle June Is, 16 and II. Regular
meeting June %, when the Wenat-
chez Chapter is invited here.
]. H. Lowenthal of Lowenthal BIOS,
who are opening up in the real estate
md insurance business at Peshastin.
was in town Monday on business mat
tiers. Peshastin ought to prove a
good field for nice business in their
line.
The Rev. Edwin Burling, an army
chaplain at Camp Lewis, and Mrs.
Burling, arrived here Monday for the
Mercer-Barkee wedding and were
guests at the +. L. Barkee home.
They are old friends of the Barkees,
coming from North Dakota.
D. H. Cameron, cashier of the Citi-
zens State Bank, went to Spokane
yesterday on business. He will re
turn Sunday, accompanied by Mrs
Cameron and their children. They ex-
poet to reside in the house recently
vacated by Mr.. and Mrs. Butler
Sampson.
Mrs. SIMPSONS store has been
moved this week from tie Barclay
building, next door to the X. & V. B
Hardware, to the Darling building
formerly occupied by Welsh's cafe
next TO Tholin's billiard room. Mrs
Sampson viii no doubt be ready fol
business by the time the Echo is
mailed
Complete eradication of pigeon lice
is possible in one treatment if direc-
tons furnished by the United States
Department of Agriculture are fol-
lowed. The pigeons should be dip
ped in a solution Of sodium fluorid
soapy water, and afterwards never al
lowed their freedom. Stray pigeons
must not get into the flock.
Recent arrangements have been
made whereby the Weather Bureau.
United States Dent If prriclil-