The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1911-11-03

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The Echo goes 10 the spenders
Have you anything to sell?
M. F. Peake made business trip &c
Seattle Monday.
Visit the Variety Store in Koerner's
basement. Az
o. S. Sampson was in Wenatchee
Thursday on business.
Forest Supervisor Sylvester went to
Spokane Thursday afternoon.
L. J. Nelson was called to Ellensburg
lait Friday and returned Monday.
Mrs. F. H. jenkins and daughter
visited in the county seat this week.
Mrs. Al Meisner and Mrs. Deblois
went to Seattle Sunday on short visit.
Fountain syringes and combination
rubber goods of all kinds, right prices.
Kings Pharmacy, Rexal store. 43*
Mrs. George Evans came over from
Everett Sunday to visit Miss Mamie
Sparks.
Koerner got in fresh supply of
delicious peanuts again. Big sack for
) cents. AZ.
Oliver Bates prominent Wenatchee
Lake rancher was in town Thursday
transacting business.
DR.. Hoxsey reports the arrival of a
girl at the home of Fireman Jake Hard
man Thursday morning.
LOST-A gold locket, with en-
grayed initials J. I. M. Finder return
to Echo Office and receive reward.
Billy Smith went up the Chumstick
valley hunting last Saturday and re-
turned Sunday evening with deer.
There is rejoicing at the home Of w .
J. Watson over the arrival of fine girl.
She made her debut on the oath of
October.
c. H. Phillips went to Spokane Tues
day afternoon on vacation Of a few
days and will combine little business
with pleasure.
Mrs. F. J. Bowers and daughter
Marguerite who have been visiting
friends in St. Paul the past month re-
turned Saturday.
Everybody that visits the Variety
Store in Koerner's basement is pleas
antly surprised at the variety of goods
and the low prices. Az
E. H. Rothert, general manager Of
the Washington Steel & Iron company,
left the first of this week for Denver,
Colorado, and expects to be absent
about ten days.
Harry Warner returned from British
Columbia the first of this week and left
Tuesday afternoon for Spokane where
he has accepted a position and will re-
main during the winter.
One hundred and eighty-six carloads
of apples were shipped from Wenatchee
last week. The total fruit shipment
up to date is 1,450 cars. 1t is esti-
mated that there will be 1900 cars
shipped from that place.
Thomas Darling with his family left
Tuesday for California, wtere he ex-
poets to make his home in the future.
Mr.. Darling lived here for six years and
was an exemplary citizen. May fortune
attend him in his new home.
De Los Fowler and wife, from We
natchee Lake, were down the first of
the week trading: Mr.. Fowler says
the Wenatchee river is lower than it
has been in ten years. He has charge
of government water gauge on the
river.
Our public schools are closed this
week, all the teachers being in Wenat-
chez in attendance at the county in
stitute. The meeting is reported by
the Wenatchee papers to be one OF
the best ever held, both in attendance
and interest taken by the teachers.
Guy Stage, one Of the fortunate own
ers of a fine apple orchard near
Peshastin, sold a car Of Staymen Wine
sans last week for S1.60 for extra fancy
and 81. AZ IOI lduCy. 14C lao A41d al
offer Of 81 90 for his Winesaps but de-
clined the offer. He says he will hold
them for $3.50.
Our Kid band is practicing regularly
and if perseverance counts for any
thing they should take one OF the
nrizes offered. Under the direction OF
Harry Osborne they have been drilled
in marching and show considerable
Improvement. An effort is being made
bv the commercial club to have
Leavenworth float in the apple show
parade.
County Engineer Berry was here the
first of the week and made trip down
70 the rock cut on the south side road.
He saws it will require three weeks yet
10 complete the rock work. The earth
work will also require longer time TO
comnlete for the reason that in several
nIaces rocks were encountered. He
saws however, the people OF Peshastin
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