The Mountain Echo

The Mountain Echo Boulder Creek, CAL. $2 per Year. 10c. per Copy Luther McQuesten, Editor and Manager Nov. 11, 1916. Vol. XX. No.51 Editorial The writer has the mechanical ability, courage and determination to make the "Echo readable. Most of the community have felt kindly towards the "Echo" and their interest and support have been appreciated. Advertisers used to pay for space according to the subscription list. Now they pay according to the business done. A person that will let his little home paper get two years behind will do the same to the grocer and butcher. A. M. Grassini has opened up a shoe repairing shop in the old drug store at the corner of Forest street. Besides a line of shoes, he has gent's furnishings and hats. He is doing a line business already. A rustic station has been built at Philliphurst. A party of young people from San Jose spent the Halloween holiday with Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Weir. Those who enjoyed the [occasion] were: Genevieve Corotto, Philip Knowles, Blanche Kerr, George [Millard] and Allen Millard. Go to the B.C.M.A. For Groceries and General Merchandise. Next to P.O.