The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1911-03-24
LEAVFNWORTH LOCALS

Easter post cards at Koerners. IL
Your credit is good at Koerners. =
Koerner wants your drug business.
Koerner sells all kinds fishing tackle.
Books at all prices at KoerneTs
pharmacy. IL
When you think of drugs think of
Koerner's. IL
II you must use medicine, buy it at
Koerner's. IL
Miss GOldie Case spent several days
in Seattle this week.
Mrs. Baily of Peshastin was a guest
of Mrs. Burns Monday.
Something new in Reynolds real es-
tate ad every week-read it. 5od'
J. L. Campbell Of Wenatchee was a
visitor in this city Wednesday.
Have you seen that line of shell SOU
venirs at the Palace of Sweets? *7H
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilsop/of wenatchee
spent the weekend in Leavenworth.
BTjBGg-yodT prescriptions to US; we
= can fill any of them. Koerner's phar-
macy. IL
If you are interested in land. read |
Reynolds ad. Something new every
week. 5OH*
c. D. Carlock of Peshastin was
business visitor in this vicinity the last
of the week.
E. P. Sharman went to Seattle last
Sunday on business connected with his
clothing store.
An entirely new stock of 10, IS, Is
and IS cent books just received at
Koerner's pharmacy. IL
Miss Polly Candy returned Saturday
from Spokane, where she had been Wis
lting friends for two weeks.
Koerner says, for ordinary cases use
A. D. S. Liver Pills; for extraordinary
cases consult your physician. IL
The ladies of the Catholic church
will give an Easter ball in Firemen's
hall Saturday evening, April II.
c. w. Ray, L. P. Horton, Charles
Monory and J. E. Johnson were regis
tered at the Chikamin first OF the week.
After an absence of several months
in Walla Walla, where she visited her
mother, Mrs. M. A. Marley returned
last Friday.
Station Agent Woodrow and his son,
Harrison, will leave today for Seattle on
a brief visit, expecting to return the
first of next week.
F. M. Fiske, Wenatchee plumber,
was here this week figuring with the
successful bidders on the two buildings
which were let last week.
Mrs. John Tholin returned from Sc
attic last Friday, after an absence from
home of over month, during which she
visited friends in Seattle and Everett.
Mr.. Hobson, the Wenatchee brick
man, was here the first of this week
figuring with the building contractors
about supplying them with Wenatchee
brick
W. H. Adams and family, former
residents Of Wenatchee, have come to
Leavenworth to reside. Mr.. Adams is
employed with the Mutual Mercantile
Company.
Francis VanBrocklen, brother of Will
and Howard VanBrocklen, arrived IN
Leavenworth few days ago from Iowa
and has accepted position on the
ranch Of A. L. Mitchell.
Robert B. Field, cashier of the Lea
wentworth State Bank, has been on the
sick list this week. He has been out
almost every day, but does not feel
well enough to attend to business.
M. G. Thomas left for Seattle We'd
nesday afternoon, from which point he
will sail for Alaska within week. Mrs.
Thomas, who will accompany him to
Alaska, is visiting with her daughter in
Everett.
I'll. Ross came up from Wenatchee
last Saturday, where he spent the win
ter. and went out to his orchard, which
ne says he found in fine condition. He
says he will be back on his ranch ere