The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1911-06-09
LFAVENWORTH LOCALS

George Siverly was down from We
natchee Lake this week.
Ice cream in any quantity at Koer-
ner's. 21*
w. E. Moore was in Wenatchee this
week, attending the ball game.
Something new in Reynolds real es-
tate ad every week-read it. 5Od*
Captain Mcfarland was a visitor on
Pleasant Cove ranch Sunday.
If you are interested in land, read
Reynolds ad. Something new every
week. 5Ou#
Mr.. and Mrs. Hayes and daughter,
Grace, visited Chas. Will and family
Sunday.
Gasoline engine and wood saw for
sale cheap. Enquire at the Echo
office. 20"
Engineer Charley Dean, who is run
ming out Of Everett, was here Monday
and Tuesday.
Koerner's prices are always reasona-
ble-never high. 21*
Ed Tholin was called to Seattle last
Saturday, on business, returning Tues
day evening.
Just received, line of Dennison's
crepe paper. Come in and see it.
Palace of Sweets. 20
Emil Frank came up from Wenat-
chez the first of the week, to look after
his interests here.
A nice line Of tablets, envelopes and
box stationery. Kings City drug store,
the Rexall store. Or
Forest Supervisor Sylvester went to
Wenatchee Tuesday morning where he
made a talk to the commercial club at
the noon day luncheon.
Keep cool by going to Koerner's
pharmacy and indulging in some Of that
fine ice cream or soda they sell. 81"
For Sale---Thirty acres fruit and hay
land, easily irrigated, at the low price
of SIS per acre. Near Leavenworth.
See or write George B. Green. 22*
Among the Wenatchee Lake citizens
who have been in Leavenworth this
week we noticed Oliver Bates, George
Siverly, w. F. James and Rush Houston.
We have something new in Denni-
sons crepe paper napkins and table
covers, and would like to show them to
you. Palace Of Sweets. 20"
Miss Ida PIERCE arrived here last Sun
day afternoon, from Chicago, and will
spend the greater part OF the summer
with her sister, Mrs. A. H. Sylvester.
Bertha French, of Peshastin, who
had her arm broken and shoulder dis
located, by being thrown from horse
two weeks ago, is recovering rapidly,
says DR.. Hoxsey.
Get one of those ire-proof crepe
paper shades to put on that electric
light and note the beautiful effect.
Palace of Sweets. 2O*
The Leavenworth Amateur Dramatic
Club is rehearsing the All a Mis-
take" to be presented at the open
ing night of the New Scenic Theater.
The play is a comedy in three acts
and promises to be one OF the best
plays that theater goers have seen in a
long time.
George Hendricks, one of the veter-
an sheep men who have had sheep in
the forest reserve in this section for
many years, arrived here the past week.
He sold six cars of sheep this week to
Jacob Grauer, who shipped them to
British Columbia. E. Butler, another
of the sheep men, sold eleven cars to
be shipped on the 18th OF this month.
The Echo had a visit last Friday
from Mr.. J. DeYoumg, OF Whitman
County, Mr.. DeYoung accompanied a
pair Of fine draft horses that were ship
ped in here last week for the Washing
ton Steel and Iron Company. he says
he is personally acquainted with MI
Corner, the president OF the steel com
pany, who served two years as Auditor
Of Whitman County and is held IN very
high esteem by the people OF Whitman
county. He also said that on account