The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1911-09-15

Hlenus wednesday.
Mrs. A. B. Sprout, of Monroe, is
visiting friends here.
Mrs. James McDaniels was a visitor
in Cashmere Tuesday.
J. D. Wheeler took the train for Sc
attic Monday afternoon.
John Koerner spent the past week in
Seattle transacting business.
R. ]. Scott and wife, of Monroe,
visited friends here Monday.
Emil Frank came up from Wenat-
chez Wednesday on business.
Miss Pearl Sears visited friends in
Cashmere the first of the week.
Let US tell you how to get good
silverware at low price. Palace of
Sweets. So
Harry Warner, who has been visiting
in Seattle the past four weeks, returned
Monday.
Mrs. James Miller spent Sunday at
Peshastin with her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. S. P Bethel.
Butler Sampson returned from Seattle
Monday where he has spent the past
week on his vacation.
Miss Sabina Bartlett, society editor
of the Monrovian, of Monroe, visited
friends here Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Meath were
down from Tye Saturday visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Grant.
1t is reported that the Miller ranch
on the north side of the track has been
sold to company of Japs.
Mrs. Will Little of Wenatchee spent
last Saturday here visiting her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. o. S. Sampson.
Miss Margaret Bowers returned from
Seattle Monday after an absence of a
week spent in visiting friends.
T. L. Hallet of Wenatchee who was
formerly connected with the Forestry
office visited friends here Sunday.
Mrs. Taylor Yocum took the train
for Cashmere Saturday afternoon to join
Mr.. Yocum who is employed there.
S. H. Southerly who has been visit
ing friends in Cascade Orchards, de-
parted Monday for Oakland, California.
Rufus Woods, publisher of the We
natchee World, was here circulating
among his Leavenworth friends Mon
day.
Mems suits dry cleaned, ST.; ladies'
suits, $3.50, at the Leavenworth Clean
ing & Dye Works, Commercial street.
Phone 314. 800
The Fraternal Brotherhood will meet
with Mrs. Henry McNett on Tuesday
evening September 19. All members
are requested to attend.
G. S. Merriam came up from We
natche the first OF the week. On his
way he stopped at Peshastin, where he
owns a fine fruit orchard.
I. A. Kenyon, who was in town this
week, says he recently completed what
he considers model barn 5Ox7O feet,
on the Eagle creek hay and stock ranch.
Mrs. c. A. Bohnsack, mother of
John Bohnsack Of this place who has
been visiting here the past month left
Sunday for her home in Eudora, Kan
sas.
Howard VanBrocklin and wife who
were married in North Yakima on the
5th inst. returned home Sunday alter
noon and were met at the depot by a
crowd of friends who gave them a rice
shower.
For removing grease and dirt from
the hands there is nothing that works
better than A. D. S. Hand Cleaner,
besides cleansing the hands it heals
and softens them. Koerner sells 1t at
n oan+s 81"
John Koerner who conducts the
post Office drug store has decided to
open 10 and IS cent store in the
basement below his drug store. He is
now having the place fitted up and ex-
poets to be open very soon. There is
a good opening here for store OF that
kind and Mr.. Koener will do a good
business.
I. A. Kenyon, of Eagle Creek, and
John A. Love made a trip to CASH
mere last Saturday, returning Monday,
and have much to say in praise OF the
productivity of that wonderful truit val
lev. They visited at the ranch OF Mar
tin Kenyon, and loaded the improvised
automobile, which consists OF a stout
wagon and pair of cayuses, with some
of the peaches for which the vale is
famous;
Judge D. K. Cockrane OF Chicago
arrived here last Sunday afternoon TO
visit DR.. Elmer and accompany his
wife and son and Mrs. H. c. Noyes on
a Aying trip to the coast cities. lime
would not admit Of heightened stay
He pleasantly noted the many evi-