The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1922-07-21

:" vice.
Large glass jar filler, few left at
l0c, at LaPointes.
Large size bath towels at 69c
pair. c. Penney Co.
0. S. Sampson returned home Wed
nesday from trip to Spokane.
Closing out Mason Jar caps and
rings at 10c package-at LaPointe's.
Fire" your pipe, cigars and Gig
arets before going on an outing, and
save the forests
We still have some nice patterns in
Butterfly Ginghams at 19c per yard.
j. c. Penney Co.
Attorney Herman Howe announces
the removal of his office to Rooms
and 8, King building-over Mrs
Days confectionery store.
Ted Mcclure has discovered and
filed on an asbestos claim on ingalls,
creek. He says he has had the as
bestos tested and that it is good
stuff"
The Lutheran ladies aid will give
Sherbet and lee Cream social on the
evening of Thursday, July p, at the
! I Tbo1iy 1orx-p EN4rarx-nna iS
daily invited.
The little son of Mr. and Mrs. John
Carter, near Rock Island, was bitten
Monady afternoon at about o'clock
by rather Latest reports were that
he would live.
Michael Hoffman, employed on the
Lowell ranch, Sunnyslope, was found
dead in his bed Wednesday morning.
Death, it was thought, was due to
heart trouble.
j. B. Huff recently purchased the
tlg McElroy auto and it is now IN use
on the Deavenworth-Casnm stag.
route, winch, it is rumored, Mr.. Huff
may buy and operate.
S. P. Freeman, employed in the To-
cal forestry service, was attached to
the Cashmere district force during
the fire on ingalls, creek but was
transferred back here when the emer-
gency was over.
Fred Sinclair Jr arrived home
Monday from his trip to the Sound.
He was for a week a member of the
Congress of Youth and then visited
with the G. B. Woodruff family at
Everett for a week.
Roy H. Goodsell, aged So, superin-
tendent of the schools at Entiat, was
killed July 6 by rock which struck
him while on his way to camp near
: Newhalen, where he was employed in
scaling logs for the government. At
the time he had been fighting fire
with others and he and two compan-
ions were going to camp when large
DOuIOpF Cdfllt QOAH anu CluSiltd llJlil-
Announcement of the engagement
of their daughter, Haydn Frances
Satterfeld to Chester o. Smith Of
: Leavenworth, is made by the parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Satterfeld. 1918
Cakes Ave, Everett, and it is report
ed that the wedding will take place
July 26 at their home. The Satter-
> fields lived at Leaevnworth for about
q year, leaving last spring to return
to Everett.
: Lettuce is shipped from California
the year round, according to the Uni
ted States Department of Agricul-
! ture. New York and Florida alter
nate, Florida shipping during the win
| ter and early spring and New York
during the rest of the year. Other
States which ship lettuce commercial
" are North and South Carolina,
New Jersey, Michigan, Colorado, Min
nesita, Idaho and Washington.
I o. J. Schneider had the misfortune
D to break the bones of his left foot last
= Thursday evening while having. He
slipped and fell from the rack, but in
I the fall his foot caught between two
I boards and the bones were broken,
: but it was not until midnight that he
n realized how serious the injury was.
: Il then became so painful that he
E could not endure it and came to town
4 and had DR.. Hoxsey examine il and
= bind il in splints. He has been able
;. TO be about with crutches and we .un-
r derstand has even gone back to work
= in the hay field. This is the fifth time
: he has had broken bones. having had
e his shoulder. thigh. ribs and leg brok-
: /. H. J..