The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1912-04-19

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skin. Sold only at Kings. IS
VIM. Stage and wife, of Peshastin,
were Leavenworth shoppers yesterday.
Sanitary Germ Proof Garbage and
Ash Cans S2.25 up, Koerners Variety
Store. IS
Mrs. Darlington, of Wenatchee, sis
ter Of Mrs. H. E. Carr is here this
week visiting.
All kinds of soft drinks and ice
cream, prepared just the way you
like them. Palace of Sweets 15tf
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Potter who
have been in Rncon, Antonio Mexico,
for the past six months, returned home
Monday.
Seeds and Garden Tools at Koer-
ners. 15*
J. E. Grant, the tailor who was
burned out two weeks ago now has
his headquarters at Delamaten's clean
ing shop.
Fresh Roasted Peanuts. Big bag,
Sc at Koerner's. 15*
Rev. Davis will go to Cashmere
Sunday afternoon to deliver the ami
versary address to the Odd Fellows Of
that city.
An excellent spring tonic, Rexall
Compound Syrup, Hypophosphites,
Guaranteed. Kings Pharmacy. The
Rexall Store. 15#
Oliver Bates and his son Roy came
down from Wenatchee Lake Tuesday
and after attending to business and
trading returned home the next day
by way of Chiwaukum.
The public library in the CONNER
cial club rooms is open every Wednes-
day and Saturday afternoons from 8 to
S o'clock. Anyone desiring books
will call between those hours.
The house opposite Mr.. Koerner's,
or two blocks north of Fireman's Hall
has been rented for parsonage and
Rev. Jeffords and wife are busy this
week arranging for the new home.
Mr.. L. Lamb, president of the
Lamb-Davis Lumber Co., is expected
in Leavenworth within the next few
days. The private residence of Mr..
Lamb on river front avenue is being
put in order for his coming.
Miss Goldie Case will leave for Sc
attic Saturday night and before return
ing will replenish her stock, having de-
cided to continue in the millinery bus
mess. A lot Of slightly fire damaged
goods will be placed on sale next
week at greatly reduced prices. IS
A. R. McCallum, of Spokane, rep
resenting the Warren Paving Company
was here the first of the week. He is
figuring with the council on btu
lithic paving contract and was before
the council at special meeting Mon
day evening.
A. R. McCallum, representing the
Warren Brothers Paving Co., accom-
panied by the legal representative OF
the company were before the council
Wednesday night arranging some OF
the details in regard to the paving
contract which the company has I'M
dertaken.
Last Friday evening, friends and
members of the Methodist church
called on Rev. Jefords and wife, in
the basement Of the church and after a
pleasant social time, departed leaving
evidence OF the call in the form of all
kinds OF groceries and fruit, an enjoy
able surprise.
D. H. Nelson, representing the
American Bankers Insurance Co., OF
Chicago, got an idea of the prosperity
which this town and the Wenatchee
valley generally enjoys and scented
insurance business. He arrived here
the first of this week. There is no
better evidence OF towns prosperity
than to have an oversupply of life in
surance agents. They never go to
dead towns.
County Engineer Berry came up
from Wenatchee Wednesday afternoon
~ insnact the bYidOe IN the south side