The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1911-10-27

Visit the Variety Store in Koerner's
basement. 40
Dick DAILY visited friends in Wenat-
chez Wednesday.
Mrs. Peter Peterson of Chiwauk um
was in the city Tuesday visiting friends.
Mrs. Carey returned from Seattle
Wednesday after an absence of a
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Rothert went
to Seattle last Friday morning return
ing Sunday morning.
Old hats made new at the Leaven-
worth Cleaning and Dye Works. Com
mercial st. Phone 314. go
Mrs. Preston Padgett sister ito DR..
judah who has been visiting here the
past month returned to her home in
Seattle last Saturday.
Mrs. I. H. Nixon of Seattle arrived
here last Sunnay and will visit with
Mrs. F. A. Loskamp, of whom she is
niece, for the next month.
In prescriptions we give the highest
quality and charge the lowest possible
price. Kings Drug Store. Az
w. B. Simpson celebrated the 3rd
birthday of his son Jack, Wednesday,
and says he is the happiest man in
town. Wonder how many coco cola's
Bill drank.
Just received fresh lot of those fine
candies we sell for IS cents a pound.
Koerners Pharmacy. Az
Hamilton Lodge, I. o. o. F. No.
245, will meet Saturday evening at
1880. Special work for that evening.
Let every brother be present, w. V.
Davis, N. G..
N. L. Brown and Frank Davis left
Thursday night for Laclede, Idaho,
where they went to investigate and
possibly take logging contract with
big milling company.
Harry Osborne will give a ladies tea
party at the Osborne Cafe, Saturday
afternoon between the hours of 8 and
to which all of the ladies of Leaven-
worth are cordially invited.
DR.. Hoxsey left Thursday for Seattle
to be absent for several days. For a
month or more the doctor has been
suffering with appendicitis and he has
about decided to submit to an opera
ton.
Harry Moore returned from Seattle
Monday where he spent the past week
and reports Mrs. Moore, who has been
in the Providence hospital at that place
for several weeks, on the road to re-
covery.
George Crawford, brother of Mrs. J.
B. Hathaway, left Tuesday for Or
egon after a visit of several days with
the family of Mr.. Hathaway. He was
highly pleased with this part of Wash
ington and may come back some day
to locate.
Robert Herzog who supervised the
construction of the G. N. railway COM
pany's million dollar electric plant in
Tumwater canyon is spending much
time in Chelan of late, where the rail-
road company is building another
power plant on the Chelan river.
Sam Potter, engineer on the Wenat-
chez Valley and Northern railway the
past summer will leave the latter part
of the week for Salina Cruz, Old Mex
leo, where he has accepted position
as engineer on one Of the Mexican
roads. Mr.. Potter expects to return to
Leavenworth about next April.
F. A. Reynolds is having a garage
built on his property on the north side
of the track. In dimensions 1t will be
26x40 and will have cement floor.
Ben Moore will have charge OF the
garage and do all the repair work.
Next spring Mr.. Reynolds intends to
put in a stock of supplies and says he
will have first class place in every
particular.
R. H. Clark and his son Dutton
went up on the head of Eagle creek
the first of the week hunting and Mr..
Clark, ST.. returned Wednesday after
supplies and gave out the Information