The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1911-09-15
LOCAL HAPPENINGS AND WHEREABOUTS
NEWS ITEMS
Notes. Personals and Small Items May be Phoned Direct to
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10 De very Ill with typhold lever.
K. K. Bowsher is acting as police
judge in the absence of J. E. Grant,
Have you seen our imported shelf
paper and doylies, Kings, the Rexal
Store. SO
S. J. Hart Of Everett visited here
with his father G. w. Hart and brother
Lin, last week.
Miss Gertrude Gordon left Wednes-
day afternoon for Seattle where she will
make her home.
All Of the late popular magazines
magazines and papers all the time.
Palace of Sweets. So
F. A. Wingate came up from Pc
shastin Tuesday and took the train for
Wenatchee the same day.
Miss Margaret and Mary Candy left
Monday for Portland, Oregon to visit
relatives for several weeks.
Miss Bessie Walker will soon leave
for Wenatchee where she will attend
the business college at that place.
Old hats made new at the Leaven-
worth Cleaning and Dye Works, Com
mercial st. Phone 314. so
Mrs. futile who was operated on in
Wenatchee several weeks ago is home
again and is rapidly recovering.
Box papeteries, tablets and envelopes
Best to be had. Kings City Drug
Store. So
Miss Peterson who has been visiting
with the family of John Byron left
Tuesday for her home in LosAngeles,
Cal.
Col. Fox and w. E. Moore went to
Wenatchee Tuesday afternoon to at
tend a meeting of the Elks at that
place.
Marshall Fitz has James Allen Cox
of Wenatchee working out fine on
the streets for being drunk and dis
orderly.
Fred Bartz and family left Tuesday
for their new home near Chehalis
Wash, where Mr.. Bartz has acquired
a ranch.
Harry Maston left Friday morning
for Wenatchee where he has accepted
a position in the Berry Grocery Co. OF
that place
25c worth of A. D. S. Root Beer
Extract makes five gallons of delight
full, sparkling root beer. It's easy to
make. Koerner sells it. "a"
Miss Leila Hartman, Of Tacoma,
sister of Lloyd Hartman, who resided
here several years ago, is the guest OF
Miss Matte Carr this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Kienitz, who
have been visiting with Mrs. KienitT
mother, Mrs. Sadoskey, returned to
their home in Hillyard Wednesday.
Get 25c bottle of A. D. S. Furni-
ture Polish at Koerner's and make your
old furniture look like new. "a
Fred Palmer an old schoolmate OF
Ed Tholin with whom he used to go
to school 20 years ago in Mon
tana stopped off here Saturday and
spent the day.
Charles Hendricks moved his family
from Peshastin last week and is now a
citizen of Leavenworth. He is occupy
ing the Losekamp bungalow on the
north side of the track.
H. S. McNett came down from the
logging camps Saturday evening and
was taken suddenly sick but it is said
not to be OF a serious nature.
The Scenic theatre made change
in their prices this week, dropping
from 20 to IS cents on week nights,
the price remaining the same on Sun
days.
w. A. Nelson was down from Lake
Wenatchee Wednesday trading with
local merchants. He says about the
only thing that has happened lately at
the Lake was the arrival of girl at the
home of Rush Huston few days ago.
The council met in the city hall last
Friday evening for the transaction OF
business but found that there was
some mistake in the date and turned
the meeting into an informal talk on
various subjects of interest to the
town.
Every manufacturer Of perfume has
one or more odors he makes better
than the rest. We have picked these
special odors of various manufacturers
in selecting our perfume stock, SO
offer you the best they make. Koer-
ner's Pharmacy. 34*
This week we have to record that
since the last previous issue of The
Echo we have had several quite heavy
showers Of rain, again an unusual &C.
curence. II this condition keeps up
we will lose the name of rainless
country and irrigation will become a
lost art.
Mr.. l. Hutchinson, brother-in-law OF
CITY Clerk Hart spent several days here
.La ,,as+ mach and left for Everett his