The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1922-04-21
THE LEAVENWORTH ECHO

Mrs. Amanda Town went to Seat
tie Wednesday for a visit.
Large stock of bulk and package
garden seeds at Mottelers. 1Stf)
Jitney dancing Saturday evening,
April 20, in Bazaar room, Tholins
hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. H. Bryan expect 70
leave next week, perhaps TUESDAY,
for Seattle.
Ten sets Of China Cups, one set to
each customer, at $3.50 per set.--N.
A. Nelson.
Dr. and Mrs. w. W. Elmer visited
Wenatchee Wednesday. returning
home on No. 49,
Clever ideas in aprons, fancy work
and miscellaneous articles at the Ba-
zaar in Tholin's hall, Saturday, April
20.
See the Currys about your eyes.
At the Hotel Barclay, Saturday,
April 20. Eyes examined, glasses
fitted
Mrs. A E. Eagle, of Snohomish,
who had been here visiting her
daughter, Mrs. R. W. Dolsen, return
ed to her home Monday.
C. A. Campbell, D. G. Cameron.
Guy Hamilton, W. L. Hale, W. D.
Moore and Attorney j. 7. Lindley
We're at Wenatchee Wednesday at
tending court.
Ray Simons has been recommended
| by Congressman Webster for APP
pointment as postmaster at Leaven-
worth to succeed Guy Hamilton.
The appointment will probably be
made very soon.
The annual state convention of the
American Legion will be held at Wen
atchee, but the dates recently set
have been abandoned and new dates
will be determined on in order to al
low of Commander MacNider's at
tendance.
Henry Koch left Wednesday for
Spokane to consult wooden leg
specialist as his lower limbs have
been bothering him considerable. He
gets around mighty well, however,
for one who suffered the loss of both
feet only about a year ago.
A cage of about 25 pigeons was re-
ceived by the depot agent here and
the pigeons liberated Wednesday
morning. They circled about for
nearly 40 minutes, rising higher and
higher until finally they disappeared
over the mountains in the west, max
ing for their home cot at Seattle
At the conclusion of the meeting
of Pythian Sisters Tuesday evening,
a social session was held and Mr.. and
Mrs. B. H. Bryan, both members,
were presented with cut glass candy
bowl as a token of the esteem in
which they are held by their fellow
members. Mr.. and Mrs. Bryan are
soon to leave Leavenworth.
! The Girls Civic Club is to have
part in the Ladies' Civic Club Bazaar
at Tholin's Hall, April 20. The la
dies have given the girls charge Of
the Tea Room and the Fish Pond. In
connection with the Tea Room thee
will be several musical numbers and
readings. Help the girls. This is
their first attempt, as club, at pub
lie work
G. 0. Potter, state road patrolman
for Chelan, Douglas and half of Grant
County, was here last week checking
up on lights, licenses and cutouts
He found considerable laXity in the
community and made some arrests.
The regulations will be closely en-
forced and those driving without
mufflers and with headlights improp-
erly adjusted may expect to be
pinched along with the man or woman
who neglects to secure car and driv-
ers licenses.
Pete Mcconnell and Mike Fitz, who
came down from Little Giant the first
of the week, say that the slides were
especially bad up there this spring.
One came down and took out the
bridge at Little Giant and others oc-
cured along the road below that
point. Where the bridge was taken
out, Pete says the snow is as hard as
granite and that it is not likely to
disappear until September. 1t came
near hitting the camp established
near the bridge by the Royal Develop
ment CO., the main avalanche split
ting up and one branch stopping only
a few feet away from the camp. The
new road is buried under snow. rock
and debris and will have to be cut
out again this spring.