The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1911-03-17
LfAVENWORTH LOCALS

John Koerner went to Seattle Friday
and is expected back the last Of the
week.
Paul Weigand left for Spokane We'd
nesday with his son, who will enter
school at that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. S. Sampson are ex-
pected back Sunday, after an absence
Of nearly two months.
Bring your prescriptions to us. We
will fill them correctly. Koerner's phar-
macy in postofice building. g"
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Mackay are back
from the South, where they spent the
winter. They also visited Honolulu.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. Jacobsen went to
Wenatchee Tuesday, where Mr.. Jacob
sen attended the Commercial Club
luncheon.
Start right, get in condition for the
summers work by taking A. D. S.
Blood Mixture. Koerner sell it. g.
FIJI. Hutchings has been improving
for the past week and is very much
better, we are told, at which his friends
rejoice.
A. L. Mitchell and daughter, Mabel,
left for Tacoma Monday. Mr.. Mitchell
goes to transact business and Miss Mabel
to visit friends.
II there is anything among our china
you can use, get it now at your own
price, before we pack it away. Koer-
ner's pharmacy. g
Charley Allen, H. R. Jones and o.
S. Bowen were among the ranchers
from Peshastin valley who visited and
did business here this week.
The Washington Steel and Iron
Company has moved its Leavenworth
Office out to its mill site, Great North
ern railroad near the Chumstick.
Don't envy your friend for having
such nice hair, but go to Koerner's and
get bottle OF Hair Reviver and use it.
You will be agreeably surprised with
the result. g.
Messrs. Jennings and Smith, Spokane
contractors, spent several days here the
first of the week and submitted bids on
the sewer work for which the council
has advertised.
The Waterville papers report that Dr..
Shore has bought residence at that
place preparatory to removal when he
qualities as register of the United States
land office.
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. 9"
J. Q. Gilbert was in town Wednes-
day and reported Peshastin in pros
porous condition, with a prospect OF
much improvement in and around the
village the coming summer.
M. w. Laney, agent for the Cash
mere Nurseries, is spending the week
among the ranchers OF this vicinity. |
He represents a reliable nursery and,
what is more, home enterprise.
Marshmallow, coated with chopped
nuts and chocolate, sounds good, but
tastes better. Try it. Koerner sells 1t
for cents cake. O.
James Coulson was here one day this
week. He says he will spend the sum-
mer in Los Angeles, CAL, where his
wife is at present. He worked in Sc
attic since last fall, and says the city is
very dull at present.
Bob Smith is back from Spokane and
will spend the summer here, having
accepted a position in the Hub Cloth
ing Store. He turned down the Spo-
kane baseball proposition and will play
with the local team this summer.
The local forestry Office is preparing
an advertisement calling for bids on
10, 100000 feet of standing timber on
creek, near Wenatchee.
Owners of sawmills should keep this
fact in mind. The advertisement will
appear in The Echo in a week or two.
When you need liniment go to
and get bottle of A. D: 5.
Liniment.
Raymond Bells company produced
Brown From Missouri" at the opera
house last Sunday night to fairly good