The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1911-01-20

evening, January 80. Liberal prize,
will be awarded. 81"
The Kid band will give a concert il
the opera house next Friday evening
An elaborate program has been ar
ranged and a number of the local sing
ers and musicians have volunteered
their services.
After an absence OF three weeks,
spent in a Seattle hospital, where she
underwent an operation, Mrs. Al Meis-
ner was able to return yesterday much
improved and in a fair way to com
plete recovery.
It's clear case of laugh from start to
finish. Newman, the mirth-maker Of
the age, in bewildering, surprising, as
founding demonstrations of modern
mesmeric and mental marvels, January
20 and 81. A $50 show at popular
prices, so, Is and IS cents.
Fred Miller, just getting over three
months siege of typhoid fever, with his
wife, came up from Dryden yesterday,
and will visit with Mrs. Miller's uncle,
G. w. Sampson, for few weeks.
J. E. Grant celebrated his elevation
to the position Of police magistrate last
Monday with a few friends at his tailor
shop. The refreshments consisted Of
mulligan, followed with German cham
payne, and is said to have been highly
enjoyed.
The M. E. Ladies Aid will serve a
tea, for which 10 cents will be charged,
at the parsonage, Wednesday at 3 p.
m. The committee for serving will be
Mesdames Rudolph, Titus, Logan and
Moehler. Everybody come and bring
your friends. Business meeting at D
p. m. sharp.
The first annual ball of the Improved
Order of Red Men, given in the opera
house last Saturday night, was a decided
success socially and financially, say the
members, who are highly pleased with
the way the public turned out. En-
couraged by their success, they say
they intend to give another pow WOW
some time in the future.
Just one great long laugh. New
mann's intensely comical hypnotic
comedy, THE Hindoo Fakir." Opera
house, January 20 and 81, at the peo-
pies popular prices, 50, 25 and IS cts.
Satisfaction guaranteed or your money
refunded.
R. w. Starr of Wenatchee called at
The Echo this week. He was here to
represent a client in justice court. He
is now associated with his son in the
practice of law, with Offices in the Co
lumbia Bank building, Wenatchee. Mr..
Starr was the Democratic candidate for
attorney general in 1892, and after
wards was register Of the United States
land office at Wenatchee.
Two hours of fun, wonder and mys-
terry. Newman, the prince Of hyp-
motto laugh makers, in his original and
up to date demonstrations of mind
reading and hypnotism. Opera house,
January 20 and 81. You will regret it
if you miss seeing him. Admission,
so, Is and IS cents.
The Leavenworth Mercantile Com
pany last week asked its patrons to
wait patiently for its annual sale. This
week we are giving few prices on our
goods, and ask you to read our ad in
this weeks Echo. If you cannot find
what you want, come in and we will
make the same reduction from the reg
ular price that is made on all the lines
for which we found a place in our ad.
We have an unusually large stock on
our hands and want to reduce it. If
you cannot use anything now, it will
pay to anticipate your wants few
months and still make money by buy
ing at the reduced rate. Many Of the
articles are priced at one-half their
usual selling price.
Dax.farAN