The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1911-06-30
LEAvENWORTH LOCALS
zoerner's candies always fresh.

Did you notice Koerner's Window
Better have look. 25*
Jerome Souder was visitor in We
natchee the first Of the week.
All kinks for decorations for the
Fourth. Palace of Sweets. 25+
Miss Sears spent several days in CASH
mere this week visiting friends.
Who sells the best ice cream in town?
Koerner. 25*
Nettie Davis spent Saturday night
and Sunday with Bertha Will at Pleasant
Cove ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hart spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs Will Payne at
Mountain View ranch.
Walter F. Swalwell and family Of Ev-
erett are spending this week on their
apple ranch north of town.
o. G. Biork left Monday for St. Paul,
to visit relatives. He will probably be
absent month or six weeks.
A large crowd attended the social
given at the home Of George DAILY last
Tuesday evening. All report an en-
joyable evening.
The Ladies Aid of the Congrega-
tional church will serve hot lunch at
Adams & Cars old Office building on
Front street July 4. You are invited.
Miss Maud Plaskett, an old friend
and schoolmate of Edna Featherstone,
stopped off here Wednesday while on
her way home to Snohomish.
For civil engineering Of all kinds call
]. M. Crom, telephone 286. Wide ex-
perience in plating orchard tracts, run
ming boundary lines and in ditch work.
22*
The new Swiss chalet being erected
by Fred Lee is approaching completion,
and will when finished be one OF the
most handsome residences in the city.
Mrs. Augusta Bryant, mother of Harry
and Frank Bryant of this city, arrived
Sunday from Kendallville, Ind, and
will make her home here with her sons
in the future.
Miss Norma Macdonald of Tacoma
is here on a ten-day visit to her aunt,
Miss Kate Macdonald, bookkeeper for
the Leavenworth Furniture and Hard
ware Company.
R. P. Smouth and S. Anderson OF
Everett were visitors here this week.
The former was teacher in the Seattle
Business College the past winter and is
now out on vacation.
Next time try an A. D. S. prescrip-
ton. We guarantee every one we sell.
Koerner,s nharmacv. 25*
D. ]. Davis of Anacortes, Wash,
brother of Herbert Davis, stopped OF
here one day this week on his way to
Wenatchee to attend the annual state
encamptent of the G. A. R.
Rev. M. Rumohr, formerly pastor OF
the Methodist church at this place but
now located at Pateros, was here this
week. He is interested in fruit ranch
at Peshastin, whittier he went from here.
]. T. Sherman Of Dryden was here
last Friday, accompanied by J. Wood,
a relative, who has just arrived from
Arizona. Mr.. Wood is mining man
of considerable experience and may
decide to locate in Washington.
Sam Sumner, city attorney OF Wenat-
chez, was here last Saturday WIN
him was his brother, Harry, who at one
time was employed here on the Great
Northern railway, but left eight years
ago and since then has been in Mlchi-
gan. He was astonished at the great
change, and says he cannot fully realize
that this is the Leavenworth he once
knew.
Ed Tholin spent some days in Seattle
this week, returning Tuesday morning
During his stay he purchased lSlI
Cadillac auto, which will arrive here
about the first of next week. Eo mas
had the fever for some time, and couio
stand it no longer. Several other par
ties are figuring on cars for spring de-
livery, and it is quite possible that TWO
or three more will make their appear