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

tons Outdoors.
Easter Sunday was observed here
by crowded churches.
Buy your seeds at Motteler's. Full
line in bulk and packages. 1Stf)
John koerner went to Seattle We'd
nesday, but may return here in a
short time.
Hemstitching and Pecoting. If our
work pleases you, tell others; if not.
tell us.-Sampson's.
We now have a complete assort-
ment of apron ginghams and per-
cales.-J. C. Penney Co.
Get your lunch at the Bazaar in
Tholin's Hall, Saturday, April 20.
Waffles, coffee, hot dog, etc.
YOU are Careful with Fire in the
Woods. Help Teach Others. Keep the
Evergreen Forests Ever Green.
James Love, of Anaconda, Mont, is
visiting his uncle, j. P. Love, and
family, and will assist with the work
of the Club Pool Hall.
No. l was stopped at Peshastin
Monday to take on Amos Miller, who
went to Seattle to the Virginia Ma
son hospital for treatment.
Anyone desiring to study vocal Gull
ture with Mr.. Rearick should call
either 147 or 511 for appointment.
Best Of recommendations (17tf)
Children-save your money for the
fish pond. It's great sport Come
and take fish for 10 cents. At the
Bazaar, Tholin's hall, Saturday,
A pril 90
The jury before whom the Lyle
Bergett case was tried at Wenatchee
was discharged after being out "a
hours and was unable to come to an
agreement.
Mr., and Mrs. A. NJ. Stevens re-
turned from Tennessee last week. ar
irving here Thursday. We under
stand that the will make this their
home again.
LeavenWorth wireless phone own
ers heard Clifford Newdall, who sang
Monday evening at the P l. broad
casting station. They also enjoyed
the whole concert
Have you seen the window at the
K. G. V. B. Hardware Your chance
on the rug and bedspread might be
the lucky one. Buy a chance and
help the ladies in civic work.
Mrs. Bridges, wife of the state su-
preme court judge, arrived here re-
Gently to spend several weeks for the
benefit of her health We understand
that she may remain here throughout
the summer
Frank F. Day was over from Big
Lake the first of the week looking af-
ter his ranch and warehouse interests
at Peshastin and was in town Mon
day with Al Hoffman, manager of the
ranch, arranging for telephone, light
and power service.
Pete Mcconnell and Mike Fitz
came down from Little Giant. arriv-
ing Monday, TO spend a few days in
town. They started Sunday morning
and had to come out the first twenty
l'miles on snow shoes, the snow being
about six feet deep at Little Giant
and three feet at Chickamin Creek.
Manager Glen Putnam of the J. c
Penney store left Wednesday nigh;
for Portland to attend the buyers
meeting Of that institution During
his absence Ray McKinnio, Of .ha
Wenatchee store, is here in charge.
z. H. Swanson, from the Anae,rtes
sore, is taking Mr.. Putnam place IN
he furnishings department.
Two shovels, left at the Tourist
Camp, may be had by the owners by
calling at the Echo office. 1t is prob
able that those using them at the
campsite were strangers to this use
| full instrument and do not want to
cultivate a closer acquaintance, but
| we shall keep them here handy in
case they want to renew the ac-
| quaintance.
Master Richard Cannon celebrated
his sixth birthday, Saturday, April
IS. Fourteen little friends were pres
ent. The dinner table was decorated
in dafodils and the little folks sat
down to a splendid dinner. Richard
received several appropriate presents.
The guests returned home, expressing
appreciation of the good time and
wishing Richard many happy returns
of the day.
|. c. Narney arrived home last Sun
day from a two-week's trip to Ed