The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1911-05-05
LFAVFNWORTH LOCALS

Mrs. Al Meisner was in Peshastin
Wednesday and Thursday visiting
friends.
Wenatchee ice cream, any quantity,
at the Palace of Sweets. "l2d
Messrs. John Mooney, o. J. Mooney
and j. Godding, all Of Wenatchee, were
here Tuesday.
Gopher poison and all fruit sprays for
sale at Kings. 10
VIM. Harrison, of Bellingham, was
here this week looking over the town.
He may decide to enter into business
here.
Koerner's soda is as popular as ever.
Work on the basement OF the Wei
gand binding began this week, and
will be rushed to completion.
Something new in Reynolds real es-
tate ad every week-read it. 5Od*
Grant, the tailor, moved into a
building on Commercial street the first
of this week Immediately opposite The
Echo office.
Try one of those homemade ice
cream cones Koerner sells and you will
never want any other. IL
The building Of two brick business
houses on Commercial street is being
considered. Two are almost assured
with third as a possibility.
Mrs. Mary A. Bloom, formerly of this
place, has started rooming house in
Wenatchee on c street.
A. D. S. remedies for sale at Kings
City Drug Store. 16*
Mr.. and Mrs. Lem Ward, of Wenat-
chez, were guests Of Mrs. George DAILY,
on Tuesday. Mr.. Ward is manager of
the Eilers piano house in Wenatchee.
Vina Codola is what you want when
you feel bad and don't seem able to tell
what really ails you. Koerner sells it. =
Rev. w, w. Burks, pastor Christian
church Wenatchee, preached at the
K. P. hall Thursday evening for the
little band of christians who have
recently organized here.
When it's drugs you want go to
Koerner's drug store. IT
The Christian Church bible school
holds regular meetings at 10 a. m.
Sunday, in the K. P. hail. The popu-
lar graded series of lessons are used.
Everybody in the community is invited.
The nutritive and digestive properties
of malt extract combined with the bitter
tonic qualities of hops are most agreea-
bly, combined in A. D. S. Malt Extract
which is sold at Koerners drug store.
A. A. Hannah passed through here
last Sunday on his way home to Peshas-
tin, very much improved in health and
with a good prospect of entire restora-
ton. His many friends are glad to see
him back.
If you are interested in land, read
Reynolds ad Something new every
week. 50H@
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mead, who have
resided here for some time, left this
week for Wellington TO make their
home there this summer. Mr.. Mead
runs one of the electric motors at that
place.
N. E. Green, Of Nevada, Mo-, an
old parishioner of Rev. w. w. Burks
of Wenatchee, has been inspecting the
Wenatchee valley with the idea OF in
vesting. He is well pleased with what
he has seen.
The Ladies Aid of the Congregat-
ional church met with Mrs. Geo. Hood |
Wednesday afternoon and spent a very
pleasant hour. The next regular meet
ing will be held at the home Of Mrs.
Inez Williams, to which everybody is
invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Reeves were
among the Wenatchee people who came
up to see the ball game. Mrs. Reeves
became hoarse cheering the Leaven-
worth team. Leavenworth girls may go |
to Wenatchee for husbands sometimes,
but they never go back on our ball team.
Thomas Nolan, who came here from
Wenatchee some five months ago and