The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1911-06-02

fever.
Frank Egan came over from Everett
Monday TO spend a few days visiting
with his parents.
Koerners prices are always reasona-
ble-never high. 2l*
Dick DAILY returned the first of the
week from Kamloops, B. c., where he
has been the past month.
Mrs. Viola Thompson and two sons,
OF South Prairie, Wash. are here this
week visiting with Mrs. N. Coleman.
If you are not at your best try ADS.
little liver pills. Koerner sells 'em. 21'
The City Beautiful Club will have a
meeting next Tuesday afternoon, and
all members are urged to be present
Vina Codola is what you want for that
tired feeling. Koerner sells it. 81"
Orville Bethel spent decoration day
at Cashmere, but was on tap again
bright and early Wednesday morning
at the depot.
A card from Don Thomas tells US
that he has arrived at Latouche, Alaska,
and that there is still lots Of snow and
more falling. He adds that Valdez is
looking for boom this spring.
Lanes kidney or backache remedy is
just what the name implies and is guar
anteed by Koerner's pharmacy. 21s
Sunday the Cashmere ball team will
be here to play the Cubs They are
said to have pretty strong lineup, so
the game will be no farce.
The M. w. A. lodge of Leavenworth
will attend the Methodist church in a
body Sunday morning, and the pastor
will use as a text the passage of scrip
ture found in Mark l4:o.
The Redmen's social in the l. o. o.
F. hall Wednesday night was a most
enjoyable affair. A large crowd was
present, and dancing was kept up until
late hour, after which a delicious
lunch was served.
V. r. Gaspard arrived here last Sun
day and spent the day with DR.. and
Mrs Elmer, and lett the following day,
with Master Bill, for Chicago where he
goes to see his father who is very sick
and not expected to recover.
The Aloha Rebekah lodge, No. 1914,
Leavenworth, met at the Firemen's hall
Tuesday, May 80, at 2 p. m. and a
large crowd proceeded to the cemetery
where they endeavored to observe Me
moral Day by placing flowers upon the
graves and short religious service.
After an absence Of several months,
spent in Mayo Brothers hospital, at
Rochester, MINI, F. H. Hutchings
returned last Tuesday much improved
in health. He remarked that he was
glad to get back TO Leavenworth.
Quite evidently he is much improved
and hopes are entertained that the i'm
provement will be permanent.
R. M. Lewis, president and L. M.
Lewis, manager of the Wenatche Bust
ness College, have made a thorough
canvass Of Leavenworth the past two
weeks and have enrolled a number OF
young ladies and gentlemen who will
take a course in that splendid educa-
tional institution. A thorough business
course has helped many young man
to a good position.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Hart, of Peshas-
tin, were shopping visitors TO Leaven-
worth last Saturday. Mr.. Hart, who,
by the way, is one of the prominent
fruitgrowers of that garden spot OF the
earth, says that never before was the
prospect better for a good all-around
crop. The unusual amount Of rain that
has fallen this spring did world Of
good. 1t obviated the necessity OF
early irrigation and made the best stock
range in the hills that the oldest resi-
dent remembers.
Charles B. Welter and J. A. Nc
Tanraghan, connected with the Spokane
division as postal inspectors, spent yes
terday here looking over the best and
most available site for the location OF
the postoffice. Two sites have put up
to the department, the room in the