The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1911-04-28
LFAVFNWORTH LOCALS

A. L. Hill Of Wenatchee was here
Tuesday.
The best goods at fair prices at Koer-
ner's drug store always. 10
H. B Smith, the Merritt storekeeper,
was here this week.
Mrs. G. A. DAILY and Miss Myra,
visited in Wenatchee last week.
Something new in Reynolds real es-
tate ad every week-read it. 5Ou*
Mrs. Fred Reeves is here this week
visiting her mother, Mrs. John Tholin.
Saturday Koerner's soda fountain will
open for business again and nothing but
the best will be served. 10
Charles Smyth returned from Everett
Wednesday; where he spent the past
week.
Emil Frank, of Wenatchee, was here
Friday and Saturday, looking after his
meat business.
Attorney Nelson spent several days
in Wenatchee this week on affairs relat-
ing to his clients.
If you are interested in land, read
Reynolds ad. Something new every
week. 5Otf*
Get some of that delicious ice cream
for your Sunday dinner at Koerner's
drug store. 10
Jack Mahoney left Monday for Sc
attic, where he expects to put in the
week.
Mrs. F. A. Reynolds, from Danville,
ILL.,, aunt of our townsman with the
same initials, is here on a visit for the
summer.
We have made quite hit with those
true fruit chocolates. Next time try
them. Koerner's drug store. To-
The Peshastin ball team and We
natchee team played at Peshastin Sat
urday, Peshastin winning by score Of
II to 10. Quite large crowd attended.
Do you remember the good ice cream
you used to get at Koerner's drug store
last summer? Refresh your memory by
getting some more. 16*
Ike Bohnsack and wife, who formerly
made their home here, but have since
lived in British Columbia, returned the
first of the week to make their home
here.
Homemade cones, filed with Spraus'
delicious ice cream, at Koerner's drug
store. 10
The familiar face of Martin Chris
tenson is once more in evidence at the
old reliable Leavenworth Market. A
desideratum devoutely pleasing to
many Leavenworth housewife.
Walter Thornton, of Evertt, was here
Wednesday visiting with Fransls Peake.
Mr.. Thornton is an old National League
pitcher, having played with the Cubs
in 1899, when Doc Arson was running
the team. An effort was made to get
him to remain here for Sundays game,
but ii is not likely he will be here.
A. E. Hamilton, of Wenatchee, has
taken an interest in the Leavenworth
. Cleaning and Dye works, and will make
his home here in the future. The
company is making plans to enlarge It's
business so as TO take in wider scope
of work. Mr.. Hamilton is a wide awake
Young business man with more than
an ordinary amount Of energy and push
Our public school base ball team
will meet the public school ball team
from Cashmere on the base ball dla-
mond tomorrow afternoon. Our own
BOYS have been going out to the PARK
every evening after school and are con
fdent they will give the visitors VINO
will be accompanied by bunch OF
rooters. a drubbing. The Cashmere
team and their friends will come up by
private conveyance.
A letter from Jas. H. McEvoy' daIeo
Kilkenny, Ireland, tells US that TINS
loval son of the Emerald isle is visiting
at the place of his birth. Mr. McEvoy
formerly lived near Merritt where ne
owned a homestead which he sofa
wear ago and doubtless is spending some
I an this visit VINO