The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1911-11-10

Have you anything to sell?
M. F. Pecke was visitor in Wenat-
chez Monday.
Sylvan toilet soaps, six odors. loo
cake at Koerner's. AZ
Joe Edwards the Wenatchee plumber
was here Wednesday on business.
E. P. Sharman went to Seattle Wed
nesday.to buy. more winter goods.
Wonderful Microscope free. = See
Koerner's window. AZ
Mrs. F. s.. Jacobsen went to Wenat-
chez Monday to attend the funeral of
Uncle Will Merriam.
LOST-A gold locket, with en-
graved initials J. I. M. Finder return
to Echo Office and receive reward.
Hillary Miller, brother of our fellow
townsman, j. w. Miller, died at Bene-
dict, Neb., on the End of November.
o. S. Simpson went to Wenatchee
Monday to attend the funeral of Uncle
WHIP Merriam, ofwhom he was great
admirer and friend.
The Osborne Cafe solicits the rail-
road working mems trade as we'll as
the transient patronage. 44*
The public library will be closed
Saturday evening, but will be open
Saturday and Wednesday afternoons
from 8 to until further notice.
Val Rebhahn, A. w. Heidrich and
Paul Lupky departed for Seattle Thurs
day afternoon where they expect TO re-
main this winter. Mr.. Heidrich and
Mr.. Rebhahn are owners of valuable
Cascade orchard tracts and say that they
will be back early in spring to resume
work on their lands.
Save money by buying it at Koerner's
Variety Store. Free guesses on man.
moth doll and wonderful Microscope.
44*
P. w. VANDERBILT came near having
an accident last Sunday. While driving
near the Lutheran church something
went wrong with the neckyoke and the
buggy pole dropped to the ground
causing his team to take fright and at
tempt to run away. In the mixup he
was slightly injured.
A. w. Kingdom and Mrs. Kingdom
left this week for Vancouver, Wash,
where Mr.. Kingdom has secured a
very desirable run on the Seattle-Port-
land branch of the Great Northern rail-
way. Mr.. Kingdom is one of the most
reliable and popular engineers on this
division and numbered his friends by
the hundred. Mrs. <. will be missed
by large circle of friends.
H. c. West, who has been associated
with D. H. Moore in the orchard BUSH
ness at Peshastin sold his interest last
week to Mr.. Moore and will soon leave
for the East to spent the winter. He
has made his home at Peshastin and
here for the past four years and is con-
sidered good orchardist. His many
friends wish him a pleasant trip to his
old home and expect to see him back
next summer.
Potatoes, onions, cabbage and car
rots for sale by the sack. Inquire OF
Geo. A. Wedel, in Koerner's Variety
s.o-. 40
Geo. Beam and wife came up from
Cashmere last Saturday to visit with the
family of N. Patterson. Mr.. Beam
followed the occupation OF building
contractor in Leavenworth several years.
but for the past three or four years has
devoted all his time to the cultivation
of large orchard near Cashmere. He
had fine crop OF apples this year ana
sold them for a good price. Mr.. Beam
is always heartily welcomed by OLD
friends.
Engineer Berry and Assessor Osborne
came up from Wenatchee yesterday
morning and together they went down
to have look at the progress made on
the southside road. Mr.. Berry says the
earth work is completed and only
little of the rock work remains to be
completed. He also said Commissioner
Kinney had decided TO have the bridge
across the ravine at the west end oil the
-au road en- that a good connection Will