The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1911-10-06

Mrs. Thomas Grant visited friends
in Seattle the first OF the week.
Mrs. Jas. McDaniels went to Cash
mere Wednesday to visit friends.
Postmaster ]. c. Davis left Tuesday
for White Salmon to look over ranch
he has there.
Mrs. S. ]. Cannon, Of Wenatchee,
mother of Mrs. DR.. Judah, visited here
the first of the week.
You will be surprised to see how
much little money will buy at Koer-
ner's Variety Store. 3o*
R. ]. Scott, the Monroe laundry
man, was here Wednesday and Thurs
day rustling for business.
Mrs. Pearl Kinney of Milwaukee,
Wisconsin arrived here Tuesday and is
the guest Of Mrs. John Koerner.
All of the late popular magazines
magazines and papers all the time.
Palace of Sweets. So
]. ]. Lohrenz, the contractor who is
building the new school house, spent
several days in Spokane the first of the
week.
DR.. Drake's German Group Remedy
is good medicine to have on hand these
cold nights. Kings City Drug Store.
3o*
Mrs. R. V. Briggs is visiting friends
in Everett this week. Miss Eva will
leave for Everett next week where she
will spend the winter.
Mems suits dry cleaned, 81; ladies'
suits, $3.50, at the Leavenworth Clean
ing & Dye Works, Commercial street.
Phone 314. 30*
Lafayette Lamb and wife with a party
of friends, who have been visiting here
the past month left Sunday for their
home in Clinton, Iowa.
If you intend to be candidate for
any city Office you will have to file
your candidacy with City Clerk Hart
before o'clock Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. A. Nolan will dispose of a sew
ing machine by rafting it off at the
Leavenworth Mercantile company's
store Saturday morning. SO
Mrs. E. A. King arrived here We'd
nesday afternoon from Everett and will
be the guest Of Mrs. D. H. Mayer for
week. Mr.. King is expected to ar
rive here Sunday,
Many suggestions for weddings and
birthday presents are offered in Koer-
ner's Variety Store. 80"
On Wednesday Mr.. Howard shipped
thirty boxes of snow apples picked
from two trees on the w. F. Swalwell
ranch north of town. They were
shipped to Everett.
Postmaster Davis says that he must
have received half ton of mail order
catalogues in the past month. It's
to bad that some people can't find
what they want here and patronize
home industries.
John Hedin, one of the fortunate
owners OF a homestead in the lake
Wenatchee basin was in town the lat
ter part of the week and gave out the
enightening bit of information that the
Wenatchee river was still running
down hill.
Mr.. Atwood, ST., and his daughter
Miss Eunice departed Thursday after
noon on No. for Seattle, from there
they will go to southern California.
Mr.. Atwood has been in bad health
the past year and thinks that warmer
climate will benefit him.
DR.. Hoxsey has been on the sick
list the past week suffering with appen-
dicitus. He says he has been troubl-
ed with it for several years but this is
the worst attack he has ever had. He
is thinking of going to Seattle in few
days and submitting to and operation.
DR.. A. R. MeKeown, brother of A.
G. McKeown Of this place, practicing
medicine at Cashmere drove up from
that place Monday in his new Nyberg
auto. DR.. A. G. says he in
tends to purchase a car next year
and that the Nyberg looks good to
him.
George Siverly and wife came down
from lake Wenatchee Wednesday and
the following day went to Wenatchee
to transact business. Mr.. Siverly says
his mother from North Yakima, is visit
ing him. He was one of the party OF
ten men and half dozen women that
returned a few days ago from a hunt
ing trip on the head waters of the Little
Wenatchee river. For his part of the
spoils of the hunt he had bear,
deer and two mountain goat.
LeavenwOrth Man at Panama Canal