The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1911-05-26
lfAVENWORTH LOCALS

When you think of drugs, think of
Koerner's Drug Store. 10"
Wenatchee ice cream, any quantity,
at the Palace Of Sweets. '12d
Judge Steel, of Seattle, was here last
week looking over his apple orchard
in the Cascade Orchards.
F. Hofmeyer, of Barring, Wash,
was here several days this week. Mr.
Hofmeyer was formerly resident of
this place.
NyaPs little liver pills spur up the
liver. King sells them. 20"
Just received, line of Dennison's
crepe paper. Come in and see it.
Palace Of Sweets. 2O*
Prof and Mrs. w. c. Moore have
gone to Wenatchee and will spend
their vacation on their ranch near that
place.
Something new in Reynolds real es-
tate ad every week-read it. 50tf*
A. ]. Amos, one of the prominent
fruit ranchers of the Wenatchee valley
from Dryden, was here Tuesday after
his daughter, Miss Claribel Amos, who
was one of the teachers in the public
school.
You will always find the popular
periodicals on sale at Koerner's Drug
Store. 1o*
Sammy Allen, son Of Clayton Allen,
died at the home Of the parents last
Sunday and was buried in the Leaven-
worth cemetery on Monday. Rev. J..
P. Almond conducted the funeral
ceremony.
Get one of those fre-proof crepe
paper shades to put on that electric
light and note the beautiful effect.
Palace of Sweets. 20
P. S. Penuex, connected with the
Great Northern railroad, spent last Sun
day with P F. Conley. of whom he is
an old friend, and took advantage Of
the opportunity to see the ball game
in which the Leavenworth team made a
score of 81 to l against the boys from
Skyomish.
We have something new in DENIM
sons crepe paper napkins and table
covers, and would like to show them to
you. Palace of Sweets. 20
c.. Buck, assistant district forester,
located at Portland, spent several days
here last week inspecting the work of
the forestry department! He was on
his way home from Okanogan county
where he had been on the same mis-
sion. He left here Sunday for Portland.
It's the hair, not the hat, that makes
a woman beautiful. Hair Reviver i'm
parts vigor and lustre and prevents the
hair from falling out and turning gray
uol1s :. 49,
Mr.. and Mrs. o. T. Green left We'd
nesday for CleEllum, by the way OF
Blewett, where Mr.. Green will likely
remain all summer looking after the
interests of the National forest. Mrs.
Green who intends to remain month
or more will be missed by her many
friends in Leavenworth.
TT. Sherman, Of Dryden, formerly
in the saw mill business, but now a
grower Of red apples, was in Leaven-
worth one day this week. he says
things down in his portion OF the we
natchee valley are very prosperous and
much land is being put in cultivation
with prospects Of good crops on bearing
orchards.
Hector Mcleod, employed Dy
Adams & Costello on log drive on the
Wenatchee river, near the Burgess
I
place, some fifteen miles from LeaVen-
worth, had the misfortune to nave MS
leg broken last Tuesday. he was
brought to town on special train over
the Wenatchee Valley and Northern
railway and placed under the care Oh
DR.. Judah, who set the limb he Is
getting on very we'll and hopes TO
make rapid recovery
H. E. Carr, OF the firm OF ADAMS &
Carr, left Wednesday night ior oea'.ie,
and will take passage on the AuniAi
.-,L;oh calls next SUNDAY ioI