The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1911-09-08

E. A. Dickinson is home again after
week spent visiting friends in Bel
bingham.
Mrs. Joe Peltier has returned from
Everett, where she has been visiting
friends.
Mrs. F. A. McRae returned from Sc.
attic Sunday afternoon after a month S
absence.
The fall term of the Wenatchee
Business College commences Monday,
September 18th. $780,
F. A. Losekamp departed for Seat
tie Wednesday afternoon to be absent
several days.
Old hats made new at the Leaven-
worth Cleaning and Dye Works, Com
mercial st. Phone 314. so
]. L. Campbell, former proprie tor
of the Chikamin hotel, visited in Cash
mere the first Of the week.
Get a Csc bottle of A. D. S. Furni-
ture Polish at Koerner's and make your
old furniture look like new. 34*
Mrs. 1. Hutchinson and S. ]. Hart,
of this place are here on a visit. Mr..
Hutchinson accompanied his wife.
Butler Sampson, M. B. Hake and
DR.. McKeown left Tuesday morning
for Seattle, where they will remain a
week or more.
Mems suits dry cleaned, 81; ladies'
suits, $3.50, at the Leavenworth Clean
ing & Dye Works, Commercial street.
Phone 314. so
Mrs. c. H. Phillips left Thursday
afternoon for Minneapolis to visit with
friends and relatives. She will be
absent a month or more.
Csc worth OF A. D. S. Root Beer
Extract makes five gallons of delight
full, sparkling root beer. It's easy to
make. Koerner sells it. 34*
DR.. A. G. McKeown left Tuesday
morning for the Sound on his annual
vacation. DR.. Perry Snyder of Wenat-
chez will have charge of his office
during his absence.
Lafayette Lamb, president of the
Lamb, Davis Lumber Co., and wife
accompanied by a party Of friends ar
rived here Monday from Clinton, Iowa
and are occupying their bungalo over
looking the River.
Miss Clara Mcdonald, and old friend
OF Mrs. A. H. Sylvester, after visit of
two months departed on afternoon train
Wednesday for her home in Chicago,
from where she will leave shortly for
Europe with her mother, to spend the
winter.
Every manufacturer of perfume has
one or more odors he makes better
than the rest. We have picked these
special odors of various manufacturers
in selecting our perfume stock, so
offer you the best they make. Koer-
ner,s Pharmacy. 34*
G. F. and w. D. Stephens have un-
der consideration the opening of a
motion picture show on the north side
of the track in the building formerly
occupied by w. W. Rice as a grocery
store. They have given out the infor-
nation that they will be ready to in
vite the public some time next week.
Ed Tholin, accompanied by his
mother, Mrs. John Tholin, Miss Jessie
Gutschau and Ben Moore left last Sun
day morning in Eds Cadillac for Spo-
kane. They should have reached the
city late Sunday night or early Mon
day morning barring break downs and
delays. The party is expected back
the later part Of this week.
John H. King, the bakery man has
been put practically out Of business
far the past two weeks by his landlord
making improvements in the building
he occupies. The building has been
thoroly repaired and put in a sanitary
condition. He resumed operations
Wednesday and is again supplying his
old customers with the bread he has
made famous.
DR.. c. H. Burbank, valued friend
of The Echo and staunch supporter
and believer in progressive republican
L l.