The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1911-03-10
Koerner wants your business,

Miss Claribel Amos spent the week
end at her home in Cashmere.
Your credit is good at Koerner's
drug store. g.
Neither religious services nor Sun
dayschool at the Lutheran church next
Sunday.
Mrs. J. E. Gutherless departed for
Spokane the first of the week to visit
with friends few days.
Good partly-used furniture is offered
for sale by P. F. Hirsch, Leavenworth,
Wash. g
The truant officer is rounding up the
spring truants who find the call of the
hills and trout streams more enticing
than the school bell.
Do not forget to aid the starving,
scourge-ridden Chinese. The Leaven-
worth State Bank is the depository for
funds to aid these poor people.
J. F. O'Conner, an erstwhile citizen
of Leavenworth, came up from Wenat-
chez yesterday and circulated among
old friends for few hours.
Peter Hunter of Everett, brother
in-law Of William Poepmoeller, arrived
in town last week and will locate per-
manently near Leavenworth.
New and popular books, fiction, ju-
veniles, holiday books, gift books, etc.,
can now be promptly secured by giving
US your order. Koerner's pharmacy. g.
The Ladies Aid of the M. E. church
will meet with Mrs. F. T. Motteler
Thursday afternoon. March 10, and will
be expected to come prepared to sew.
When you need Iniment go to
Koerner's and get bottle Of A. D. S.
Liniment. g.
]. E. Gutherless left last week for
Hot Lake, Ore, where he hopes to
get some relief from rheumatism with
which he has been troubled the past
winter.
At the school election last Saturday
Guy A. Hamilton was elected without
He received 38 votes out
SO cast, one being mutilated and
thrown out.
County Assessor Osborne was here
on business connected with
his duties as assessor. Mr.. Osborne is
an efficient, painstaking and obliging
public servant.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Williams of Chiwau-
KUN, for the past couple of weeks
guests at Hotel Chikamin, left Friday.
Mr.. Williams has charge Of the Chi
waukum forestry district and was de-
tailed to special Office work here.
A. H. Sylvester sold two half-acre
tracts of Leavenworth Garden land to
L. w. Woodrow and F. T. Motteler
last week. The two half-acres sold for
$3.50. Both gentlemen say they intend
to build on their land this summer.
See Koerner's Humdinger window.
A most pleasant evening for the young
folks was a birthday party last week at
the home of William Poepmoeller.
About fifteen of his friends were pres
emit. Games provided amusement for
all, after which luncheon was served.
C. E. Bowersox, county superinten-
dent of schools, made visit to all of
the teachers last week Thursday. He
reported the schools in good condition.
Bowersox spent We'd
nesday and Friday visiting the country
schools in this locality.
The report is circulated on the street
this week that James Coulson, who
played with the local ball team last
season, has secured a position on the
Pacific Coast league and will play with
the Los Angeles team this season.
Misses Margaret and Polly Candy
were dinner guests of their uncle, ].
w. Woodwork, in his private car, on
Miss Payne was also one
of the party. The Misses Candy ac-
companied their uncle to Spokane and
will be absent for few days.
Spokane papers Of recent date report
that Bobbie Smith has signed up with
the Brownlee ball team of that city.
Bobbie played with the Leavenworth
team last summer, when it made the
remarkable record of winning "a out OF
d games played during the season.
He made good record as an outfelder.
Mrs. J. w. Elliott very delightfully."-
entertained the Ladies Aid society of
the Congre gational church Wednesday
evening at her home. A large number
of friends and members of the society
attended. A fishing pond, in which
the guests were requested to pay a
nickle and cast line, was feature of
the entertainment. A l0-cent supper
was also served. The guests were
agreeably entertained with several mu-
steal numbers.
D. J. Carey was called here the first