The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1922-09-22

were cast of which II were against
the levy and the balance for it.
The Nubone Corset, the Corset that
gives perfect satisfaction; made to
measure. Phone or write Mrs. Chas.
Eckhart for appointment. 4o-4tpd
James Winslow, who took lysol last
week at Wenatchee, is said to be re-
covering.
Up to Sept. 14th 11S8 cars of fruit
had been shipped out of the Wenat-
chez district this season.
Good ripe canning peaches at SOC
per apple box on tree. Bring your
boxes.-E. Z. Riley Peshastin. 1tp.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Mcintosh and
son Donald and wife drove to Seattle
Tuesday, expecting to return Friday.
Night providers have entered
couple Wenatchee homes recently and
picked up little loose change and
clothing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Miller and chill
dren arrived home last week from
months visit at Spokane and Occur
d'Alene.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. \. Burgess and
daughter and Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Bur.
CESS drove to Entiat Sunday and visi-
ted relatives.
The Misses Carry and Grace Void.
who had been here visiting Lee
Howerton and other relatives, left
last Saturday for their home at Malta.
Montana
Just reminder. Have you thought
of us? When you think of Millinery.
Notions. Novelties, Corsets. Bras
sieres, Hosiery or Baby things. think
Of SIMPSONS.
Geo. X. Seaman advocates courtesy
among autoists as a means of pre-
venting accidents and Of modifying
those who inevitably have accidents
befall them. There is much in the
suggestion.
A little child was run down by an
autoist at Wenatchee last week. The
autoist is said to have been driving
very fast and did not stop to see how
badly the child was injured or to rem
der assistance.
The Wenatchee Sun tells of a cur
rent story which seems to indicate
the spray dope used in this section
was, in some instances, useless as
such. An apple was dipped into the
dope and the worms thrived upon it.
Elder L. T. Armstrong of the Wen
atchee Central church of Christ. will
conduct Communion and preaching
services at 2 o'clock Sunday after
noon, Sept. "a. Everybody welcome.
The meeting will be held in the Pen
tecostal church on Benton street
Edward Hurley. arrested in a Wen
atchee store at night and the lock
found broken, was sentenced to two
to ten years in the state pen. Brown
and Staley, convicted for bootleggine.
were sentenced one to five years. All
were taken to Walla Walla last Thurs
day.
Sheriff McManus warns the public
that the safety rules set forth by the
state highway commission at the Wen
atchee bridge where painters are
working, must be observed. Four
miles per hour is the greatest speed
at which autos may cross the bridge
while the men are at work.
Clarence Campbell arrived here
last Friday, driving in from the east
He had spent much Of the summer at
Glacier Park. Mont, W, ere Mrs.
Campbell and their daughter still are.
but had been in Idaho a couple weeks
and at Soap Lake a couple weeks.
It is often a problem to serve fools
that appeal to appetites made tickle b.
hot weather. Meat salads are excel
lent for either lunch or supper. sue
gests the United States department
or agriculture Any cold left-oyer
meat (beef, pork, veal. or lamb NAV
be used. Cut the meat into cubes AID
mix it with diced cucumber, celery.
radishes, or onions, or any preferred
combination Of crisp vegetables. sea
son well, and if desired. mix with a
little oil and vinegar. Serve with
lettuce or shredded cabbage and may
cnnaise or boiled dressing
John ?. Matsen has rented the law
office Of Mrs L. J. Nelson and is
located here permanently. Mr.. Mat
sens home was originally at Biekle-
ton. Klickitat Co.. Washington. and he
was born and raised on a farm. He
graduated from the high school there
and before the war attended the state