The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1922-12-08
Local Happenings

H. A. Howard transacted business
at the county seat last week.
Order your Christmas Greeting
Cards today at the Echo Office.
Don't miss "The Prisoner of Zen
Ga at the gymnasium December 10. /.
W. J. Moon went to Seattle last
Saturday to attend to business mat
tiers.
Mrs. J. D. Ely returned last week /.
from spending a vacation in Califor-
MIA.
Mrs. Henry Koch was on the sicl,
list several days the first of this
week.
Will party who put Jersey cow in
Fromm's pasture take same out at
once r. L. Fromm. (51-2t-pd) |
S. P. Beeeher of Peshastn went to
Seattle Tuesday to spend the winter.
He will be at the Fry hotel
NOTICE-Ing Dan has sold the
Red Apple Cafe and all bills owed
by him are to be paid by him. (50-2pd |
Chas. LaPointe went to Seattle
Sunday on a purchasing trip for the
store. He returned home Wednes-
day.
Anthony Hopes great romance I'M
mortalized anew-"The Prisoner of |
Zenda' at the gymnasium Deem
Der 49,
Mrs. J. L. Maston and little grand |
son came up from Wenatchee Mon
day to see the new heir at the AT
Brown home.
Geo. Likfeldt of Telma renews for
the Echo and thus helps to keep the
western part of the county on the
map in a news way.
huIiltu A CIuD Will meet Dec. 10 at
Mrs. w. L. Hale's. This will be a sill
yer tea. Mrs. Hale will be assisted
by Mrs. Leasing and Mrs. Gutherless.
Only II days to Christmas. Do not
wait until the last minute to order
your Christmas Greeting Cards. The
Echo has a fine line reasonably
priced.
D. f. Caldwell, one of the operat-
ors at Cashmere, but who resides |
here has been on the sick list since
Thanksgiving, but has been gaining
the last few days.
James Mahoney, the Seattle wife
killer, was hanged last Friday morn
ing at Walla Walla. Before going to
the gallows he is alleged to have con-
fessed the whole plot and crime.
Wednesday evening Il inches Of
snow was on the ground here and
some two or three inches more fell
during the night. Yesterday the sun
was seen again, the first time since
Dec. /.
DR.. Allen, the veterinarian, was
here Monday and Tuesday and start
ed testing cows for tuberculosis. He
will be here today and tomorrow to
determine the reaction and make
known the results of the tests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis DeBlois ar
rived Thanksgiving from Portland to
visit at the home of Mr.. DeBlois par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. DeBlois.
They left on Saturday for PIT. An
geles where they will now make their
home.
Mrs. C. F. johnson and daughter
came over from Hillyard last week to
visit Mrs James Thompson and Mr.
johnson joined them Wednesday. Mrs
Fred Davies also came over on We'd
nesday and Mr. Davies on Thursday
leaving again Friday.
1ou VIII want to send some Of your
Christmas Greeting cards to friends
and relatives at a distance. They
should be ordered today. At The
Echo office we will be glad to show
you the finest line of cards ever
shown in Leayenworth. Engraved.
embossed, or printed. Reasonably
priced.
Theo. Paine was out Wednesday af-
te1noon with a Ford tractor and the
spowplow rugged up last winter and
rlowed out the south road from
Leavenworth to the Peshastin briGga.
doing a very good job, we under
stand. The north road may also be
plowed out, and it might be found
profitable to pillow out some of the
other roads.
John Byron, who had been on his
ranch out IN the Cascade orchards
during the summer. went TO Seattle
Tuesday to spend a few weeks with