The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1922-12-15
Local Happenings

Cashmere has organized an ath-
etic club.
Mrs. Frank Varo left Sunday night
to visit during the holidays with rel
atives in Idaho
You will sure want to see 'eThe
Prisoner if Zenda," for its d big one.
Gymnasium next Tuesday
VIII party who put Jersey COW in
fromm's pasture take same out a.
once F. L. Fromm. (5l-2t-pd)
The A. J. OLarey family moved to
"enatchee last week and are domi-
ciled at $40 South Mission.
The only game scheduled to be
played on the home court before Jan
uary-Chelan Saturday Of this week
Open the season with bang"
Chelan high school V. the local high
school boys at the gymnasium Satur-
day night.
H. B. Wilcox was here from Wen
atchee last week visitisg Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam knowlton. He returned
home Friday.
J. f. Oursler has had the duties of
cashier at the depot added to his lob
as operator and Jess Drake is work
ing nights again
The bazaar given last Saturday By
the Pythian Sisters was great sue
cess. Everything sold readily and
the dance was well attended
Mrs. Amanda Town arrived home
Friday from a visit of week or ten
days in Seattle with her daughter,
Mrs. Dale Marble. and family.
We have in stock two Claxtonalos.
regular price 1925 and $50. which
we will close out for immediate sale
at 800 for Style a and SIS for Style
c, for cash,-Ahlins Confectionery.
James Mcdaniel, an old railroad
engineer, contributed an article to the
Wenatchee World Monday in reply to
an article by a railroad man. advising
that railroad men stick to their Jobs
rather than go to ranching.
Don Patton and George Paine of
Cashmere built house on a Ford
truck couple weeks ago and went
duck hunting. The ''house" had all
the comforts of home They were
down at Moses lake and secured
good number of duck.
Dr.. HoXsey this fall sent box of
apples to W. J. Mcmillan, president
of the Great Northern Veterans as
sociation. and the first of this week
had a letter in acknowledgement Of
the present. Mr.. Mcmillan is said to
have been the first conductor EN-
ployed by James J. Hill when he be-
came a railroad owner He is now in
his seventies.
I The United States Civil Service
Commission announces an open COM
petitive General Clerical Examina-
ton for February 3, 1928. The en-
trance salaries for positions covered
by this examinations range from 5000
to s1400 per annum. The necessary
information and application blanks
for this examination may be obtained
from the Local Secretary, Board Of
Civil Service Examiners, or at the
post office.
With the close of the first week of
the Christmas seal sale, the forces
which have combined to dispose of at
least 100000 Of these little human
itarian stickers have made flying
start and are now busily intent on
strengthening any weak spots in
their selling organization. Many
county managers have already reor-
dered seals and health bonds and the
headquarters Of the Washington Tu-
berculosis Association has been work
ing at top speed TO meet the demand
for additional supplies
Ezra Temple, known throughout
the United States as the Hobo
Preacher" has opened mission on
Front street and win have service
every evening at 7:3O and Sunday af
ternoon at 800. Mr.. Temple IS a reg
ularly ordained minister and elder in
the Church Of God" and is ready TO
serve the community in every way a
Servant of God" is needed. VIII be
glad to answer calls day or night to
minister by prayer for the sick or to
in any way help the needy. There
viii be no charge for service and no
collections in the meetings. A pure
simple gospel will be preached and
will try in every way 10 be helpful.
He is not here in the name of any or
ganization or creed, but to build up
..Tba Hinpdon1 of God" and 10 eXalt