The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1922-06-23

New wash hats for little tots ACC
at the J. c. Penney Co.
Mrs. J. c. Mitchell was a Wenat.
chez visitor Wednesday forenoon.
Lee Howerton and sons, Charley
and Jack, drove to Yakima Sunday tC
visit a few days.
We have just received a shipment
Of mems sport shirts, CSC and S1.69.-
J. c. Penney Co.
Mrs. NJ. Hoffman, Of st. Paul. ar
rived here Saturday to visit her son
Art. and family for a few weeks.
Regular meeting of the Stars anc
initiation of candidates. Wednesda,
evening. June Is. A special invtati5r
is extended to visitors.
The Washington tuberculosis asso-
citation will begin its annual meeting
tomorrow at Seattle. The session.
viii continue until Tuesday evening
June IS.
Richard Mus, proprietor Of the
creamery, says that tourists are COM
Ing right along and that they say we
have the best campground in the
Northwest.
Bro. VIM Hoskins of the Met1o-
dist church, win preach an Odd Eel
low Memorial sermon to the local
lodge Of Leavenworth on Monday eve
ming. June 26, in the X. P. hall.
Ross Irwin was up from Wenatchee
Wednesday. returning yesterday. He
and Mrs. Irwin are taking their vaca-
ton, but Mrs. Irwin has gone to
Crookston, MINI. to visit relatives.
B. c. Rutherford returned Monday
afternoon from Seattle where he had
been for few days on business and
Is feeling much enthused over the
prospect Of the Stevens Pass road be-
ing constructed
Mr. H. D. Burrington's sister. Mr..
Lloyd Tindall, and children, Of Seattle
are here on q visit Mr. Tindall is
expected over at the weekend by au-
to and they will probably go 10 Spo-
kane to visit before returning home.
T. P. Harris went over to Van
couver, B. c., last week TO Join Mrs.
Harris and son Clifford who had been
there couple weeks. They visited
the resorts, putting in several enjoy
able days, and returned home Sunday
night.
D. 3. Martin, cashier of the Dryden
State Bank, and Mrs. Martin, left the
first Of the week by auto on their va
cation trip. Henry Woldtvedt Of the
Leavenworth State Bank is in charge
of the Dryden bank during their alb
sence.
Mayor Blomeke says that over at
last Sunday the whole
community turned out and built a
bridge over the Miller river to replace
the wagon bridge which went out last
December during the flood. The lum-
Der was donated by the numbering
company.
". A Darling, manager of the
Wenatchee Fruit & Warehouse Co. Of
Peshastin, was up Tuesday attending
to business matters. Nh Darling
said that the prospect for big crop
was good and that his house was
ready to handle the business, no mat
taer how big the crop.
Fish stories are getting into circu-
lation again after a more or less dor
mant season Of several months.
George Severity tells one of a lib.
lake trout caught near his place on a
No. hook, and Harry Krollpfeiffer
of 27-inch dolly dragged in at Lake
Wenatchee on Sunday.
Mrs. G. ". Hoxsey and son George
and Mrs. H f. Ousdahl, Mrs. Hox-
sey's sister from Seattle, arrived
home Monday from Lewiston, Idaho.
where they had been visiting Edwin
Hoxsey. DR. Hoxsey had accom-
panied the others as far as Spokane
some time age, but returned to look
after his practice,
The Pacific Northwest Tourist as
ISOLATION is advertising extensively in
large eastern newspapers and q great
influx Of turists is expected II iust
happened that a double page adver-
tisement appeared in a New York pa
per on the same day that New York
ers seeking relief from the heat, were
idlled in great numbers by a storm.
Cashmere and Wenatchee baseball
managers have agreed that there viii
be no more rag chewing" Of players
and other towns in the vicinity might
profit by making similar agree