The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1922-05-05

The Senior Glass in spoken drama
May ~.
One 4s-piece dinner set at $780,
N. A. Nelson. (1Stf)
The Cascade Garage unloaded {
carload of Fords Tuesday.
Jos. Mclaughlin went to Seattle
last Friday for a weeks stay.
Mrs. F. f. Carlquist writes that
she and the children are in California
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Irwin and
friends. were up from Wenatchee
Sunday.
Dwight Darling came over from
Everett Sunday to attend to business
matters.
Dell Mccoy returned last weel
from Idaho. Mrs. Mccoy will return
when her school is out.
Popcorn, homemade candies anc
newspapers at Henry Koch's stand
Call around and see him.
Thomas Nolan went to Seattle
Tuesday night on business and to
hear a lecture on Ireland.
Miss Nettie Nicholson, of Wenat-
chez, visited her sister, Mrs. H. Z.
Newell, returning home Saturday.
Hemstitching and Pecoting.-
SIMPSONS Shop. If our work pleases
you, tell others; if not tell us. (20tf)
Mrs. Bert Hagler left last Saturday
| for Hewett. Mimi, in response to in
telligence of the serious illness of hel
| father.
Philip Schanz, Wenatchee plumb
er, fell from the roof of a house
while at work and broke his leg in
two places.
Six male and four female charac-
ters in the cast of Esmeralda, six
boys and four girls in the Senior class
to play them.
Anyone desiring to study vocal Gull
ture with Mr.. Rearick should call
either 147 or 511 for appointment.
Best of recommendations. (17tf)
Frank Gibson, Great Northern
brakeman, says that the Big Bend
country had a fine rain last Friday
and Saturday-the same time rain
fell here At Leavenworth the rain
fall for two days wose 57-100 inch.
|. c. Varney left last week for his
farm near Edmonton, Alberta, hav-
ing rented his place here. Mr.. Var
ney's many friends were very
sorry to have him leave this com
munity, but hope that he may pros
per in his new home.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Tucker left
Tuesday afternoon on No. to attend
the convention of the B. of L. F. {, E.
at Houston, Texas, where they will
remain thirty days. Returning they
will come by way of San Francisco
and visit relatives and enjoy the fes-
tivities then going on in that city.
Henry Koch has purchased Mrs.
Estebrook's popcorn stand and may
be seen plying his trade daily, on the
corner at the Leavenworth CONNER
cial Co. store. He will appreciate the
patronage of everyone. This will
make a nice little business during the
summer for Mr.. Koch, who lost his
feet year ago.
Jack Mccarthy, a cook at Wenat
chez, shot his wife Tuesday night at
the Peter Pan restaurant and then
killed himself. Mrs. Mccarthy died
a couple hours after the shooting
which occuIreu Al about midnight
Mccarthy was about fifty years OF
age and his wife twenty-five. They
had been married but a few months
and it is alleged that Mrs McCarthy
was under the influence of dope, given
her by Mccarthy, when they We're
married. Mrs. Mccarthy is survived
by one son by a former marriage.
d. H. Cameron, who recently pur.
chased the interest of c. A. Campbell
in the Citizens State Bank, arrived
here Tuesday night, driving his auto
through from Livingston, Montana
Mr.. Cameron says that he found the
roads very poor much of the way
Coming over the Rockies there was
lots of snow but the track had beer
shoveled out. and the going was not
so bad as in the low lands through
the timber in the vicinity of Sand
Point. He started Friday, laid W
Monday, and arriving Tuesday night
made the trip in four days driving
The total mileage was about 875.
Boy Scout Troop No. met last
| Thursday night with Scoutmastel