The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1911-03-10
LEAVENWORTH LOCALS

We appreciate your business. Koer-
ner's Pharmacy. O.
Charles Monary was a guest at the
Hotel Chikamin Friday.
A. A. Thomas of Wenatchee was in
town Monday on business.
S. A. Burce of Wenatchee spent last
week Thursday in this town.
New books all the time at Koerner's
drug store. @
J. E. Alexander Of Cashmere spent
last week Thursday in Leavenworth.
Miss Edna Featherstone spent the
weekend in Wenatchee visiting friends.
If you are interested in land, read
Reynolds ad. Something new every
week. 5OH*
Ward Bertram left yesterday for Brit
ish Columbia, where he will spend the
summer.
E. J. Tholin left for Seattle Tuesday
evening, and will be absent until the
latter part of the week.
Bring your prescriptions to US. We
will fill them correctly. Koerner's phar-
macy in postofice building. @
S. R. Nesbet of Everett has moved
his family to Leavenworth, where they
will reside in the future.
L. J. Nelson went to Wenatchee on
legal business Wednesday, expecting
to be absent the balance of the week.
Start right, get in condition for the
summers work by taking A. D. S.
Blood Mixture. Koerner sell it. g.
Mrs. Briggs, who was taken to Spo-
kane and committed to the hospital
there, is reported somewhat improved.
James Buchanan visited his wife near
Cashmere last week. Mrs. Buchanan
has been with her parents for a month.
If there is anything among our china
you can use, get it now at your own
price, before we pack it away. Koer-
ner's pharmacy. g
Mr. and Mrs. Manson Of Cashmere
and Mr.. and Mrs. D. E. Studlew of
Wenatchee spent the latter part Of last
week in Leavenworth.
George Watts, Wenatchee con-
tractor, was here yesterday. He will
submit bids on the two brick buildings
to be erected here this spring.
Marshmallow, coated with chopped
nuts and chocolate, sounds good, but
tastes better. Try it. Koerner sells it
for 5 cents cake. g.
A dozen or more couples met at the
new home of Francis Peake last Satur-
day evening and spent the evening
dancing and playing games. Lunch
was served by the hostess.
H. L. Bryant left for Seattle Monday !
and will be absent week or more. /
While there he intends to buy stock
of paints, oils, etc., for this eummer's
use in his painting business.
Don't envy your friend for having
such nice hair, but go to Koerner's and
get bottle OF Hair Reviver and use it.
You will be agreeably surprised with |
the result. O.
w. E. Kelso and w. R. Kelso ar
rived here this week from the Coast. |
Their mother has resided here for some
time. They are baseball experts, and
Prof. Mcdaniel is rejoiced because
they are also band men.
The Odd Fellows surprised the sister
Rebekahs last Thursday evening by
furnishing an extra fine lunch when the
business session was over. There were
over thirty in attendance, and fine
time was enjoyed by all.
Robert B. Field and F. S. Jacobsen
will leave for Wenatchee this evening |
to attend the meeting of the Bankers
League of Central Washington, which |
takes place in Wenatchee tomorrow, oil
which Mr.. Jacobsen is president.
Next time get A. D. S. Liver Pills.
Koerner sells them.
Ed Ferguson spent several days here
the first of this week. But, as usual,
his mission was such that ne did not
think it prudent to disclose. II ia
was not barred by law from running
again he would doubtless be reelecte q.
He has made good.
wv. Woodwork, traffic manager Tor
the Northern Pacific, and his brother
Scott Woodwork, arrived in Leave u
worth Wednesday. Mr.. Woodwork IS
touring the Northwest in his private
car. and personally overseeing business
projects for the railroad company.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. King are ex-
pected to return from Honolulu soma
time next week. D. L. Crowder, Wh''
has had charge of Mr.. Kings drulg
store for the past six weeks, was sua
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