The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1911-07-28
lEAVtNWORTH LOCALS

Peanuts Sc quart at Koerner's. %
W. A. Betz was a Spokane visitor
the first Of the week.
Fly paper, both poison and sticky.
al koerner S. 28'
Miss Stella Human left Saturday for
Seattle to visit friends.
A. D. S. bug killer does the work.
Koerner sells it. 28'
Miss Pearl Bissell is visiting friends
in Cashmere this week.
Just received another new lot of
postal cards at Koerner's. 28'
Mr.. and Mrs. James Buchanan were
visitors in Cashmere Sunday.
A cold Soda that is Cold-that is the
kind we serve. Palace of Sweets. 29u"
Sheriff Ed Ferguson, of Wenatchee,
was here the first Of the week.
Pure hand rolled fruit favored choc-
olates only Acc pound at KoernePs.
28*
We excel in all kinds OF Job Print
ing. Phone IS, the Echo office, and
get prices.
If there was any better ice cream to
be had we would have it. Koerner's
Pharmacy. %
A. J. Gardner, of Portland, Oregon,
representing the United States Cashier
company, is here this week.
Mrs. Fred Reeves came up from
Wenatchee Tuesday and spent the
week with her mother, Mrs. John
Tholin.
Miss Goldie Case left Monday morn
ing for Everett. She will return about
September 1st and open her millinery
store with a TALL stock Of hats.
The Office OF the Wenatchee Valley
improvement company was moved to
Front street the first OF this week and
now occupies site adjoining the Scenic
theater
Mrs. N. A. Norman, Of Ritzville, on
her way to the Sound, stopped off here
last Tuesday TO visit day with Mrs.
o. S Sampson, OF whom she is an old
Wenatchee friend.
State Tax Commissioners Rockwell
and Parrish, accompanied by County
Assessor Osborne were here last Friday
and Saturday looking up some matters
relating to tax valuations in this vicinity.
We guarantee your moneys worth
OF the best ice cream that money can
buy, when you get it at the Palace OF
Sweets. 2od'
The Redmen and the Clerks played
a game of ball Sunday, the latter win
ming by the score of II to 3. Bissel
and Warner were the battery for the
Clerks and Webb and Fromm for the
Redmen.
w. H. Madden, resident OF this
vicinity some fifteen years ago, came
down from Alaska, arriving in Seattle
last Friday morning and in Leavenworth
Saturday afternoon. He Immediately
left for Blewett where he expects to do
some prospecting.
Guy A. Hamilton went to Seattle
the first of the week to consult dental
specialist in regard to a wisdom tooth
which has given him much pain the
past few weeks. Instead Of acting like
normal tooth it appears to be growing
downward, into the jaw bone.
Mrs. Lena Ahearn and her six-year-
old son, Lawrence, left Sunday for Ro-
chester, Minnesota, to consult with the
MAYO Bros. The little boy has been
suffering from ear troubles for some
time, and it was on the advice OF Dr..
Judah that she went to consult with the
specialists.
Mrs. George Beam, OF Cashmere is
here visiting her sister, Mrs. N. ?.
Patterson. With her is a niece OF Mr..
Beam, Miss Daisy Goldie, OF Pittsburg,
Pa, who is here on a visit. Miss
Goldie is a school teacher and may be-
come an applicant for a position IN the
Leavenworth schools.
E. S. Hastings, a son OF I. W. Hast
ings, of Reynolds, Wash, was visitor