The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1911-07-28

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Csc pint at Koerner's. %
George Merriam was up from We
natchee Tuesday on business.
Koerner's milk shakes are becoming
more popular every day. %
Miss Margeret Bowers has returned
from a two weeks visit in Spokane.
The same chocolates usually sold at
SOC, only 40c at Koerner's. %
Save the wife and treat the family
by getting some Of that fine ice cream
for desert that Koerner sells. 28'
Mrs. Francis Peake returned home
Wednesday after a several weeks visit
with friends on the coast.
The Ladies' Aid OF the Congrega-
tional church will meet with Mrs. J. c.
Davis Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Virginia Betz, who has been
visiting here for several months, return
ed to her home in Kansas City this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mayo, assisted by w.
B. Simpson, will put on short sketch
sntitled Mixed Pickles" at the Scenic
theater Tuesday evening.
G. F. Motteler and wife, of Columbia
Siding, and Mrs. Scribner, Of Hilyard,
left Wednesday after weeks visit with
the family of F. o. Motteler.
Wishing to reduce our line Of fishing
tackle we are offering some real bar
gains that it will pay you to look up.
Palace of Sweets. 2ods
John Koerner moved his drug store
from the old postoffice building on
Front street to the new Weigand build
ing on the corner OF Front and Ninth
street, where he will have one of the
handsomest store rooms in this or any
other town.
w. M. Desmond, hotel owner OF
Seattle, interested in an orchard in the
Cascade Orchard tracts, spent several
DAYS here this week. He ssys he is
perfectly satisfied with his fruit land i'll
vestments in this vicinity and may be-
come interested in other lands.
F. T. Motteler and wife returned
Tuesday from Lake Wenatchee. Mr..
Motteler says the fish and mosquitoes
were biting freely when he left the
lake. He kept no track of the latter
but for the fish bites his party was re-
warded with two fve-pound and one
ten-pound lake trout.
A. H. Mohler and B. N. Johnson, of
Cashmere, spent Sunday here. The
hot weather has driven quite number
of the residents of the lower valley,
where it is not only hotter, but, oh, so
much dryer, to this town, where it is
not only cool, but little damp, if they
happen to find the wet places.
If you receive through the mail
notice that you are behind on your
Echo, and a gentle reminder that a
renewal is necessary, do not 60 up in
the air; just remember the publisher is
as much entitled to it as you are to
your salary every month. The price of
subscription is the publishers salary.
Frank Brady exhibited a curious
aquatic specimen on the street this
week. 1t resembled in general char
acteristics an eel and probably belongs
to the ell family, but was unlike any
eel with which the denizens OF this To-
cality are familiar. 1t was about twenty
inches long and three inches in cir
conference and took its food by sue
ton. He found it in his hydraulic ram
near the mouth OF the Chumstick.
Elders F. F. Brown and A. w. Cros-
by, the former from Blackfoot, Idaho,
and the latter from Eager Arizona,
Mormon missionaries, arrived here
Wednesday with the intention Of re-
manning a week or longer. These are
the first representatives of this particu'
lar faith that have ever visited Leaven-
worth. Elder Brown advises US that
his headquarters are at Spokane, where
there is a Mormon church, and his
work is along the line of the Great
Northern.
At the council meeting Tuesday
evening it was intimated that the Great
/ Northern Railway comnanv pronosed to