The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1911-07-21
lfAVfNWORTH LOCALS


Fly paper, both poison and sticky,
at Koerner's. %"
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Grant are in Sc.
attic this week.
A. D. S. bug killer does the work.
Koener sells it. 2s'
Miss Cynthia Lingley is visiting Mrs.
viii Payne on Mountain View ranch.
Try Full Meal" 20 cents. Palace
of Sweets. You'll want another. 25tf-
Mr.. and Mrs. Smell, OF Peshastin, left
Monday for Seattle where they will
visit for few days.
Pure hand rolled fruit favored choc-
olates only 40c pound at Koerner's.
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Dick Simons and Julian Magyar left
Tuesday for Seattle to put in week at
the Golden Potlatch.
If there was any better ice cream to
be had we would have it. Koerner's
Pharmacy. 2S*
Mrs. Kringleback, who has been Wis
ting Mrs. VIM. Roach left Monday for
her home on the Sound.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Reynolds Of Mob
erly, Missouri, are here visiting wirh
Mr.. and Mrs. R. L. Smith.
Miss Virginia Betz, who has been
visiting here, and Miss Nellie Betz
went to Seattle Tuesday afternoon.
A. F. Estes, a Cashmere booster,
spent several days here this week. He
says he is closing large land deal
Miss Rose Schecla, of Portland, Ore
gon, sister of Mrs. Charles Roach, is
here on visit OF months duration.
There is an unusually large crowd of
campers at Lake Wenatchee. 1t is
reported the fish are biting well; so are
the mosquitoes.
Mrs. George Walker and Mrs. H.
X Featherstone left last Saturday for
Seattle to visit friends. They will be
absent several weeks.
Doctor and Mrs. Elmer are spending
the week at Seattle taking in the Pot
latch and other attractions that the
Sound metropolis has provided.
Postmaster Davis says he will get in
to his new quarters either today or to-
morrow. The new postoffice is well
lighted, has ample room, and will have
additional boxes and other conven-
fences.
F. A. Loosekamp is having the &C.
ment walk around his building raised
about four inches to conform with the
grade, and will also put in cement gut
tiers. The work is being done by }.
f. Gutherless.
Mrs. G. D. Nelson arrived from Salt
Lake, Utah, last Friday after an absence
of more than year. Mr.. Nelson is
still making his home in Utah TO which
place Mrs. Nelson will return. She is
here to look after property interests.
Mrs. ]. F. Hoxsey, mother OF Dr.
Hoxsey, accompanied the doctor wife
on her homeward trip from Spokane
last Sunday, where she had been visit
ing for a week. The doctors mother
will spend the remainder OF the summer
here. She is seventy years old, but
still quite active.
John Conway arrived from Beverly,
Washington, Tuesday, where he owns
a valuable tract of land adjoining the
townsite. For five years he was en-
ployed by the big mill company here
as one of its foremen OF construction OF
one kind and another. For the past
three years he has been developing his
townsite tract, and along with it an
orchard. He says he will remian here
for a month or two, thinking that his
health will improve by the change. He
says he was simply astounded at the
change that has been wrought in this
town.
F. J. Curtis, OF Seattle, owner oil
several hundred acres OF orchard land
between Leavenworth and Peshastin, is
spending this week on his ranch look
ing after some Improvements he is hav-
ing made. He set out SIX acres IN
apple trees this spring and is having