The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1912-03-15

Humdlngers at Koerners. To-
Harry Nichols was a Cashmere Wis.
itor Sunday.
Bob. Smith visited friends in Seattle
the first of the week.
1t pays to read Koerner's ads. Il
means money saved. TO-
DR.. Elmer made a professional cal
in Wenatchee Tuesday.
Ralph Logan and L. C. Jensen were
Cashmere visitors Monday.
Miss Margaret Egan and Miss Nora
Pendleton were Peshastin visitors Sun
day.
Poultry and stock fence at Koerner's
Get Koerners prices. TO-
C. E. Hamilton returned to Wenat-
chee Tuesday where he is working on
a big land sale.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Beeson of CASH
mere visited at the home of Jas. Nc
Daniels Monday.
Carl Fields and Jack Gardner will
leave to-day for Cutbank, Montana, to
make their home.
o. P. Moore, secretary Of the Wash
ington Steel & Iron Company was here
on business the first of the week.
Miss Bessie Walker returned to
Wenatchee Monday to resume her
studies at the Wenatchee Business
College.
want to show you HIGH GRADE
piano with a price marked right down
to bed rock. See me at residence one
block north and one block east Of
Fireman's Hall. A. J. Mckee. Str
Last week patron of this paper liv-
ing at Houghton, Wash, placed FIVE
line ad in The Echo, asking for bids
on clearing land. Yesterday card
was received saying, Stop that ad. I
have all the replies want" An ad
in The Echo brings results. Stick a
pin there Mr.. Advertiser.
The Adams & Costello logging COM
pany have put force of men to work
on the Chewawa river to log 100 acres
of Mr.. Adams land. The logs will be
brought to the mill over the Wenat-
chez Valley & Northern railway.
Harry Bryant the painter and paper
hanger has opened paint and paper
store in the Thomas building formerly
occupied by Mckenzie and Tenn
plin's furniture store. He will carry a
full and complete line of wall paper
and paints.
In the venire Of jurors drawn last
week in the Chelan county superior
court for the term beginning April 9,
were included S. A. Blankenship, E.
J. Heinrich, R. B. Simons, M. G.
Jones and I. c. Varney of Leaven-
worth and VIM. Lowell of Peshastin.
c. Victor Martin, one of the promi-
nent attorneys of Wenatchee, has clos
ed a deal for the Thomas ranch, two
miles down the river from Leavenworth,
embracing $50 acres, some OF which is
set out to trees, and will cut the place
up in small tracts and put it on the
market the coming summer.
E. A. King, formerly resident Of
this place, now living at Everett, ex-
poets to spend the summer here. He
owns a valuable fruit ranch just north
of town. He has had thirty-6ve acres
living on the Peshastin road three miles
east Of town, cleared Of trees the past
winter and expects to put it on the
market in small tracts this spring.
L. P. Horton, supervisor OF con-
struction of the Icicle Canal Com
pany's bitches and E. Boehmer man.
ager of the Company were in the city
several days the first first Of the week.
Both gentlemen state that work on
the bitches will commence as soon as
the snow disappears. They also say
that the Chumstick Valley line will be
completed this summer.
Fresh, genuine Humdingers at
Koerners. III
The warm weather Of the past few
DAYS has been melting the snow very