The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1910-02-11
LEAVENWORTH AND VICINITY

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Matchless sodas, at D. NJ. Thomas, ,
Quality Grocer. s.
County Commissioner Kinney spent
Thursday in Leavenworth.
Miss Eva Briggs spent last Saturday
in Wenatchee visiting friends.
Don't forget the Masquerade ball
February 14th. s.
Mrs. John Tholin and her daughter,
Miss Anna, returned Tuesday after
noon from Seattle.
Salt salmon, herring and mackerel at
D. M. Thomas Quality Grocer. s.
The flowers used at the banquet
Tuesday night were the gift of Mr..
Rutte of Wenatchee.
Mr.. and and Mrs. James Coulson
and Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. Greeve were
visitors to Wenatchee last Friday.
Mrs. Gull, mother of W. ]. Gull,
arrived here from Occur dAlene,
Idaho, last week, and will in the fu-
ture reside here with her son.
Oliver Bates, who has been in DR..
Hoxsey's hospital the past month, was
out on the street Tuesday for the first
time. He had severe case OF pneu-
monia.
The best line Of valentines ever
shown in Leavenworth. Come in and
see them. The Palace of Sweets. A.
W. E. Hoxsey of Spangle, Wash,
is here on a visit to his brother, the
doctor. Mr.. Hoxsey recently sold out
his drug store at Spangle.
w. c. Lancaster, who was quite
severely hurt three weeks ago by being
thrown from a sleigh, is slowly recover
ing and hopes to be out soon.
What is the use to buy cheap coffee
at a high price, when you can get Hills
Bros coffee, the very best, at medi-
UNI price. D. M. Thomas, Quality
Grocer.
Rev. Mr.. Hawk is at Cashmere,
conducting a revival, but will be here
to conduct his regular Sunday services.
He writes that the meeting at Cash
mere is proving a great success.
The Ladies Aid of the M. E. church
will meet next week on Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs. Geo. Rice for a
social hour.
Monday evening, Feb. 14th, is the
date of the big Masquerade Ball at the
I. o. o. F. Hall. g.
Mrs. M. Farmer returned to Wenat-
chez Wednesday evening after visiting
with Leavenworth friends for the past
ten days.
The Echo and one OF the best farm
papers in the country one year for one
dollar, and for $3.50 one dollars worth
OF garden seed in addition. Come in
and let US tell you how to get this.
William Watson of Everett, clerk at
the Mitchell hotel, has purchased ten
acres of land from Mrs. Posey and will
during the coming summer build a
substantial log bungalow and otherwise
improve his land. He means to COM
bine fruit raising with the chicken
business, having had some experience
along this latter line in Texas.
Geo. Siverly, VIM. Nelson, w. F.
Blankenship, Frank OFT, M. o. Logan
and Rush Huston, from Lake Wenat-
chez and White River valley, were in
Leavenworth yesterday. They report
the amount of the snow at the lake
much less than in former years. Con
siderable logging is being done at the
lake.
Among the visitors who attended
the banquet Tuesday night were: MI.
and Mrs. Henry and their daughter
and her husband; Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Manson, Mr.. and Mrs. Miller, and
Messrs. Dean, Harmon and Meachem;
from Peshastin, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Hendricks, and Mrs. Rarey from We
natchee.
Mrs. w. w. Thomson passed thru
here last Saturday on her way home
from Douglas county, where she had
been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Pot
ter, for the past two weeks. Mr..
Thomson joined her at Wenatchee.
Mr.. James Williams, from Houghton,