The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1911-08-04


for Hillyard.
Mrs. L. J. Nelson was a Wenatchee
visitor this week.
Mrs. G. Lindsay, of Seattle, is visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Bowers.
Miss Eva Briggs is on the sick list
this week and is reported as being
threatened with typhoid fever.
1t is reported that J. E. Schubert
will build modern fve-room bungalow
on the north side of the track soon.
One Rexall Orderly at night makes
the next day bright. Kings City
Drug Store. so
Ten thousand dollars was the price
paid for site for the Federal building
in Wenatchee, Wednesday.
Henry Johnson, a bridge carpenter,
had his arm badly torn Monday by
fall while working on the round house.
Dave Phillips, who has been in the
Lake Chelan country for several
months, returned home the first of the
week.
While we are not quite settled yet,
we are able to serve you and invite you
to come in and inspect our new store.
Koerner's Pharmacy. go
Mrs. Susan Shortly returned the first
OF the week after two months spent
visiting relatives in Kansas, Nebraska
and Iowa
Lost-Lady's ring with two red
stones and two small diamonds, valua-
Bile only to owner for the association.
Reward, if returned to Echo Office. 80
w. P. Sears, of Cashmere, came up
Tuesday evening, combining business
and pleasure. He returned the follow
ing evening.
Mrs. George Walker and Mrs. H.
x. Featherstone returned Sunday after
noon from Seattle, where they have
been visiting the past two weeks.
Wishing to reduce our line of fishing
tackle we are offering some real bar
gains that it will pay you to look up.
Palace of Sweets. 2oh'
Frances Moore, the little daughter
of w. E. Moore, reached her fifth
birthday last Saturday and entertained
few Of her friends in honor of the
event.
The big mill cut down the working
hours the past week. Instead of work
ing sixty hours week they are now
working fifty-fve, which gives the en-
ployes Saturday afternoon off.
James Duffy, OF Wenatchee, who was
arrested last week on the charge of
selling cider that had an intoxicating
effect, was acquitted Tuesday, it taking
the jury just fifteen minutes to bring
in the verdict.
DR.. Langdon, the veterinary surgeon,
passed through Tuesday on his way to
the Big Bend country, where he has
considerable work on hand. The doctor
has taken in a partner, A. {. Allen,
who is making his home with him at
Lake Wenatchee.
1t is rumored that the Southern Pa
cific coach which stood on side track
at Leavenworth few days ago was the
private car of some prominent engineers
who are investigating the feasibility OF
the long tunnel system through the
4 SdoSdoS AdhSS.
Marshall Fitz has made considerable
improvement in the appearance OF
Front and Commercial streets. He had
the help of some delinquents who had
plead guilty to violating the city ordi-
nances and rather than confne them in
durance vile, put them to work clean
inn up the streets. Good idea.
Inasmuch as Leayenworth will have
primary election for candidates, which
election will be held about the first
week in November, it is important that
all voters should register early. The
poll books will probably close for some
days prior to the election. Register
with L. R. Hart, city clerk.
Deed H. Magyar, president of the
Washington State Press Association,
accompanied by Mrs. Magyar, left the
first of the week for Houuiam, Wash