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

D. L. Fell Of Tacoma has accepted /;
position in the Mutual Mercantile store
and may become a permanent resident
The insurance agency Of Adams 8
Can made a satisfactory settlement o.
her fire loss Of few weeks ago, say:
Mrs. A. J. Martin.
Have you seen that line Of shell sou.
venirs at the Palace Of Sweetest 67tf
Mrs. Tom Meeker returned to Wen
atchee Wednesday afternoon, after a
week spent visiting with Mrs. Feather
stone and other Leavenworth friends.
George Siverly, from Wenatchee lake,
was in town this week. He reports
very little snow in that region, and the
roads in bad condition as the result oil
melting snow.
Next time get A. D. S. Liver Pills.
Koerner sells them. g.
Davis & Brown will receive a carload
of draft horses from Dakota the latter
part Of this week. Among them will
be some very fine draft teams. They
will be on sale at their stables.
The Leavenworth Dramatic Club is
rehearsing Hello Billl'' and will pre-
sent this popular royalty play to a Lea
wentworth audience within the next few
weeks. Watch for the announcement.
New books all the time at Koerner' S
drug store. g
Orvil Bethel arrived here the first Of
the week from Everett, where he has
been employed in the Great Northern
ticket Office for several months. He
says he has quit the railroad, and will
take up life on the apple ranch of his
father.
J. M. Bradley, one Of those walking
and talking evangelists who make this
territory, spent several days here this
week and succeeded in getting orders
from our people for a half dozen Royal
typewriters, the sale of which he con-
trolls in this territory.
We appreciate your business. Koer-
ner's Pharmacy. g.
The contract for the Fitz building
was let to A. Lindblom at $40, 1000,
which does not include plumbing and
painting, which will run the cost well
up to $4,000. MIR. Lindblom rebuilt
the State Bank building last summer
and can point to it as evidence Of his
skill as a builder.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. King returned
rom Honolulu last Saturday, after an alb
sence of nearly two months. They es-
capped the quarantine against cholera by
4 few hours, leaving there at 8 p. m,
and the quarantine going into effect at
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Reeves
lnee Tholin) are tied up there.
Your credit is good at Koerner's
drug store. .
Our old friend, w. P. Sears, came up
rom Cashmere last Friday and returned
afternoon. He visited his
Mrs. c. w. Wallace, and
other relatives and friends while here.
He says Cashmere is prosperous and
he fruitgrowers and ranchers getting
.eady for spring work.
J. A. Hoffee has purchased the lot
vest of the Congregational church from
[. J. Nelson, and will at once begin
the erection OF business house for his
furniture business. The
Iron and Steel Company
has occupied the small frame building
On the lot for the past few months, but
vacated it yesterday.
Koerner wants your business, 9"
After an absence OF a month F. A.
Losekamp returned from Seattle yester-
day. He attended the mining con-
gress in Denver while away. He says
he heard a good many people talk
about Leavenworth which, on account
Of the numerous big things projected
for the place, has become quite well
known. With the true booster spirit
he helped in every way he could to
spread the fame OF Leavenworth.
w. L. Hale, from Clinton, Iowa, a
brother in law OF M. A. Goldman,
arrived here the first Of the month and
has arranged to build a substantial
house on his land east of town, known
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