The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1911-06-09
Periodicals at Koernerrs.

DR.. Hoxsey reports the birth of boy
at the home Of G. w. McCamby, at
Peshastin, on Wednesday.
The City Beautiful Club will meet at
the Commercial Club rooms Tuesday
afternoon at 3 o'clock. All members
urged to attend.
J. B. Huff has sold the Raineir Cafe
in Cashmere and is back in Leaven-
worth again, and will probably be in
business again before long.
Eight bars of good toilet soap for Is
cents at Koerner's. 21'
Will Greeve, who is connected with
the forestry department and looks after
the forest in the vicinity of Merritt,
was here the first of the week.
Vina Codola is what you want for that
tired feeling. Koerner sells it. III
Mrs. Anderson, mother of Mrs. Ma
bel Hutchings, and Miss Fern Hut
chings left last Friday for Seattle,
where they will spend the summer.
The alarm of fire in Kinscherfs ad-
dition the fore part Of this week was
caused by an early riser discovering
the red paint on Nick KinscherPs new
barn, says City Clerk Hart.
II you are not at your best try ADS.
little liver pills. Koerner sells 'em. 81"
A home in the country near this city
is desired for child age nine. Would
pay and prefer to be useful than idle.
Address earliest convenience E. Clarke,
Postofice, Leavenworth, Wash. 1t
Wenatchee ice cream, any quantity,
at the Palace of Sweets. *12f
Mamie May Milton, daughter of J.
P. Milton, of Cascade Orchards, while
up the Icicie fishing Monday, fell and
received a painful injury to her hips,
She is reported to be resting easy.
J. G. Miles returned to Leavenworth
this week after an absence OF two years
in Phoenix, B. c. He says British Co.
lumbia is very good, but the United
States is better, and he means to stay.
Lanes kidney or backache remedy is
just what the name implies and is guar
anteed by Koerner's pharmacy. I'll
Our star first base man, Kelso, left
for Spokane Wednesday, where he has
an offer from Joe Cohn to tryout with
the Spokane Indians. We hope he
makes good, but would hate to lose him.
A nice line Of tablets, envelopes and
box stationery. Kings City drug store,
the Rexall store. 22*
Ev Watkins, a Seattle ball player,
arrived in town Monday. 1t has not
been decided whether or not he will
remain permanently; but if he should,
the team will be considerably strength
ened.
While the stock is yet fresh and com
plete come and pick out your summer
millinery at reduced prices. You will
want something new in millinery for the
Fourth. Miss Case. 22*
Next Sunday special train will be
run to Wenatchee to give every one a
chance to go to the ball game. The
boys are playing the game now, and we
predict that they will win the game
! Sunday.
DR.. McKeown in his haste to leave
his office, last Saturday evening, forgot
to turn the water off, and as result it
leaked through the floor and came down
into Mr.. Carlquist's jewellery, doing
considerable damage.
w. A. Decker, who left here month
ago for Amigo, Wis, on advice that his
father was not expected to live, returned
Tuesday morning. He reports his father
to be recovering rapidly. He says crop
conditions in the East could not be
better, and that every one is looking
forward to good times.
F. A. Reynolds last week wound up
the planting of % acre orchard two
miles east of town, on what is known
as the Sitter place. He set out none
but the best varieties and expects in a
few years to have a model orchard.
This is only one of hall dozen or
more orchards that have been set out
this spring, ranging from 10 to 20 acres.