The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1911-09-29
LOCAL HAPPENINGS AND WHEREABOUTS
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NEWS ITEMS

~ t(AAOAAS IN ZOO
Mrs. John Horey was down from
Chiwaukum Saturday.
Luther Rice spent Monday in We
natchee visiting friends.
Just received a new lot of postals of
all kinds at Koerner's. So
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Ross were down
from Cascade Tunnel Sunday, visiting
friends.
Harry Warner is employed in the
Frank meat market in the absence Of
c. c. Schott.
Joe Teshera came in from his ranch
yesterday to get his mail and transact
business with the merchants.
All of the late popular magazines
magazines and papers all the time.
Palace of Sweets. SO"
Guy Stage, Charles Wright and Burt
Mccoy spent the past week in the
Lake Wenatchee country on hunting
expedition.
Harmony rice talcum powder fresh,
and white. A luxurious addition to
the toilet table or the nursery. Kings
Pharmacy. 81
R. w. Vermilya, of Wenatchee,
manager Of the Wenatchee Abstract
Co., was here the first of the week
looking after business, and says he
found it.
Ryan Templin and George Hoxsey
were out hunting the first of the week
in the hills above the Great Northern
power house and each killed big
mountain goat.
c. c. Schott, who is employed in
the Leavenworth Meat Market, left
Wednesday afternoon with his family
for Snohomish, where they will visit
relatives for awhile.
For stealing automobiles two Cash
mere boys thru threats of arrest and
prosecution were forced to pay Mrs. A,
S. Burbank $40 and M. L. DELPHI 500
for damages incurred.
Dude Brown who recently closed out
his livery business says he will be here
until about November 1st and then
leaves for the Colville country where
he will engage in stock raising.
NJ. o. Van Brocklin, father of How
ard Van Brocklin of this place, arrived
here Tuesday with carload Of house
hold fixtures from Laporte City, Iowa.
Mrs. Van Brocklin arrived Thursday.
Mems suits dry cleaned, 81; ladies'
suits, $3.50, at the Leavenworth Clean
ing & Dye Works, Commercial street.
Phone 314 so
Contractor Speidel is putting the fin
ishing touches to handsome six room
residence for Sam DAILY, in the west
end of town, near the mill. Its cost
will be upwards of two thousand dol
lars and will be provided with every
modern convenience for housekeeping.
County Engineer Berry was here
Monday and said work on the south
side road was proceeding at satisfac-
tory rate. The earth work portion at
the west end OF the rock cut will be
completed inside OF two weeks il
weather conditions do not interfere.
The rock work will require some six
weeks Of time to complete.
If you use perfume, come to orr
store and see the fine line we carry.
We have the cream of half dozen
Reputable manufacturer lines.-Koer-
ner's Pharmacy. So
A number OF books have been loan
ed out since the free library was open
ed last Saturday and the ladies who
have it in charge are encouraged by
the interest that is being taken by the
people OF the town. The manage
ment Of the Scenic theatre have agreed
to give library benefit some night il
the near future.
The handsome bungalo on the rive
front which J. T. Mcdonald, superin
tendent of the Wenatchee Valley rail
road, has under construction is fast ap
preaching completion, will be among
the handsomest residences in the
town Contractor Lindblom says ht