The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1911-05-26

Koerner's Drug Store. 10"
Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. Jacobson made 3
trip to Spokane the first Of the week.
If you are interested in land, read
Reynolds ad. Something new every
week. 5Ou*
F. J. O'Connor, Wenatchee plumb
er, is spending this week in Leaven-
worth following his trade.
Gasoline engine and wood saw for
sale cheap. Enquire at the Echo
office. 20*
Mrs. Frank Searles puts in most Of
her time at the Cascade tunnel, where
het husband is running an engine.
George Ingham made trip to Seat
tie, where his wife is in hospital, the
first Of this week. He reports his wife
on the road to recovery.
Four children of Earnest Heinrichs
two boys and two girls, the latter twins,
were christened last Sunday by Rev.
Martin Raasch, pastor of St. Paups
Lutheran church.
The Leavenworth Mercantile Com
pany and the employees made bargain
to paint the park fence. The Com
pany furnished the paint and the boys
paid for smearing it on.
The stock of groceries Of the North
side Grocery Company was taken over
by the Leavenworth Mercantile Com
pany. Mr.. Rice, the former proprietor
of the Northside company, will leave for
British Columbia shortly, but will
eventually return to Leavenworrh.
The order Of Red Men have a Gus
tom OF observing the third Sunday in
May every year. On which day they
have memorial service. Last Sunday
was observed as usual by attending in
body the Congregational church
where Rev. Davis preached fitting
sermon, which was listened to with
interest by a large congregation.
Feeds the nerves and brain-A.D.S.
compound syrup hypophosphites. King
sells it. 2O*
Carl Buch, hailing from Montana,
stopped off here last week and arranged
wrestling match with Ralph Logan.
The mayor, taking it for granted that it
was one of those fake affairs, of which
we have had many, would not permit
the event to come off, and Buch hied
himself to Wenatchee and arranged a
match with high school athlete.
Good for weak mothers and children
Nelson's tasteless extract cod liver
oil and malt. At Kings. 20
F. A. Losekamp returned Wednes-
day from Seattle where he attended a
meeting of mining men, who have
bought a large placer claim on the
Kahiltna river and Cashe creek, Alaska.
The property cost s150,00O and is es-
timated to run $1.00 per yard. $780,
900 was taken from an adjoining claim
in thirty days last summer. Mr.. Lose
kamp interested himself in the enter
prise.
We can supply any periodical pub
lished in the world. Give US your or
der. Koerner's Drug Store. 10"
Robert Herzog, station ed here three
years as engineer in charge Of construc-
ton while the Great Northern power
plant was being built, called on the
Echo one day this week and talked
very interestingly on variety Of sub
jects, as he always does. He recently
returned from an eight months trip to
Europe, where he visited Switzerland,
the land of his birth. He resides at
present in Seattle, and is still employed
in the engineering department Of the
Great Northern.
Some time ago Attorney L. T. Nelson
installed one of those modern office ac-
cessories, an Office phonograph, or
rather two of them, although each
machine may be turned into a recorder
or receiver. 1t is one OF those con-
trivances, ''You press the button, the
machine does the rest" The dictation
is talked into one machine, which re-