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


i'll this week.
Koerner's milk shakes are becoming
more popular every day. 28*
Mrs. Hoxsey spent several days in
Spokane visiting friends last week.
The same chocolates usually sold at
soc, only 40c at Koerner's. 28*
E. P. Shaiman went to Seattle the
first of the week to take in the Golden
Potlatch.
A Csc box Of toilet soap for 15c
while they last. Palace of Sweets. 27s
Rev. w. V. Davis left Monday for
Bellingham TO attend the Great Council
Of Redmen.
Save the wife and treat the family
by getting some of that fine ice cream
for desert that Koerner sells. %
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Payne and Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Will and daughter,
Miss Bertha, went fishing up Icicle
Monday
Miss Sadie McInnis, who has been
visiting with Miss Myra Daily the past
two weeks, has returned to her home in
Vancouver.
For civil engineering OF all kinds call
J. M. Crom, telephone 286. Wide ex-
perience in plating orchard tracts, run
ming boundary lines and in ditch work.
22*
N. D. Patterson, auditor for the
Lamb-Davis Lumber company, who
has been here the past six weeks, left
Tuesday for his home in Clinton, Iowa.
Do you want some good reading
cheap to take with you on that camp
ing trip? Ask US how to get it. Palace
of Sweets. 27*tf
J. D. Mckay, Of Seattle, owner of
Cascade orchard tract, is here to spend
the next month on his place which he
contemplates improving and at the same
time get away from business.
w. w. Thompson, Of Chiwaukum,
was a Leavenworth visitor the first of
the week. He says the Great Northern
is building new telephone line from
the power house to the tunnel.
The large structure which has been
under construction at the steel plant
for the past four or five weeks has so
far progressed as to be ready for the
steel sheeting with which the walls and
roof are TO be covered.
J. E. Godding, ]. S. Mooney and
G. S. Merriam came up from Wenat
chez Tuesday in Mr.. MONEYS car.
These gentlemen are interested in the
upper Wenatchee valley and in a short
time may become prominent factors in
the development OF this section of
Chelan county.
George L. Richards, representing the
Crosby Engraving company of
Chicago, was here Tuesday. He says
he is getting out an advertising folder
with panorama views in Chelan, Doug
las, Okanogan and Grant counties for
the Wenatchee Commercial Club. The
upper Wenatchee will be represented
in his views.
E. A. King and ]. T. Beacroft, of
Everett, arrived here Tuesday morning
and returned to their home the follow
ing day. Both gentlemen are interest
ed in some OF the most valuable young
apple orchards in this vicinity. Mr..
King was a resident OF this town for
seven years and knows good country
when he sees it.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. S. Sampson left
Monday on No. l for Seattle, where
they will spend the week taking in the
Potlatch and other attractions. Since
making such brilliant record in last
Sundays ball game on the side of the
fats Dame Rumor says Mr.. Sampson
harbors an ambition to get on one of
the league teams.
Judge S. D. Griffith, Of Wenatchee,
was here the first Of the week attending
to business. He says the thermometer
indicated temperature of 113 in the
shade on July 18th, and on the 10th,
last Sunday, almost ia in Wenatchee.
What an inestimable privilege it is to
live in a town like Leavenworth, where