The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1911-07-07

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at the home of L. w. Woodrow We'd
nesday morning.
DR.. Hoxsey reports the arrival OF
girl at the home of Frank Davis last
Friday, and a girl at the home of Mat
Sonitsch Monday.
From now until we move into our
new store, we are going to sell any OF
our 75c Popular Copyrights for SOC.
Koerner's Drug Store. 26"
Mrs. NJ K. Burnham left Wednesday
afternoon for Tacoma, Wash. to visit
with relatives, and will be absent sew
eral weeks, says M. K.
For civil engineering OF all kinds call
J. NJ. Crom, telephone 286. Wide ex-
perience in plating orchard tracts, run
ming boundary lines and in ditch work.
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Miss Clara Mcdonald arrived from
Chicago last Sunday and has taken up
camp life in the vicinity Of the forestry
station north of town with the Misses
Raftvee.
Ed. Tholin's new 1911 Cadillac Auto
made its first appearance Tuesday. 1t
is the latest model with four doors, and
is about the neatest thing we have seen
here in some time.
G. H. Johnson, who had the misfor-
tune to be quite painfully hurt in fall
ing from load of wood two weeks ago,
is out again and will soon be able to
resume his occupation.
There will be an auto run from We
natchee to the Lake Saturday A large
number of people are expected to 60
from Wenatchee, and there will probably
be several to join the crowd from here.
Miss Lulu Ouren and Archie Ross
were married at the home of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Ouren,
Thursday evening, Rev. Davis officiat-
ing. Both the young people are well
known here and have host of friends
who extend their congratulations.
Messrs. G. A. and c. E. Hamilton
have bought the interest of Francis
Peake in the Wenatchee Valley I'm
provement Company. MesSrs. Hamil-
ton will continue to sell land, write in
surance and do general agency and
promotion business, OF which they have
made hattering success.
The tenants on the northeast corner
OF Commercial and Ninth streets, all OF
whom are leasing from the Lamb-Davis
Company, have been notified to vacate.
Whether this means that the lumber
company intends to build we are not in
formed. There have been rumors cur
rent for the past few weeks that build
ing was under contemplation. If the
mill company does conclude to build
it may reasonably be presumed that the
building will be good one.
Mr.. J. Jacobs, supervising engineer
on the biggest irrigation project yet
undertaken in this country and who has
recommended the lake Wenatchee irri-
eating project as the most feasible for
putting water on half million acres in
the vicinity Of Quincy, Wash, was here
last week on his way to lake Wenatchee
where a crew OF surveyors has been at
work ever since the snow disappeared,
checking up their work OF the past
three years and getting the preliminary
matters arranged so that work may be-
gin at an early date.
J. E. Shubert and family returned to
Leavenworth yesterday morning, in
tending to make this their future home.
After selling some $4,000 or $4,000
worth OF land about two years ago, Mr..
Shubert last summer decided to move
to Seattle; but the call OF the apple
and the sunshine was too strong to re-
sist and he came back, never 10 roam
again. He was thoughtful enough to
hold on to a good chunk Of land and
some seven houses and lots in town.
We are truly glad to see Mr.. Shubert
back. He is one of natures best make.
The Peroxide family Of the A. D. L.
is becoming more popular every day.
Do you know any OF them? There is
Peroxide Cream, the ideal skin prep
aration which clears the pores OF impur-
tiles. and produces a rich whiteness