The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1912-05-03

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here Monday visiting friends.
The best ice cream, any quantity
any time. Palace of Sweets 15tf
Mrs. George DAILY and daughter
Myra went to Wenatchee Wednesday
afternoon.
A full line of Eastman Kodaks and
supplies. Wheelers Photo and Art
Shop. 17d*
Mrs. C. H. Phillips left Tuesday
morning for Spokane to visit friends
for a week.
Mrs. John La Rue left this week for
Wenatchee to join Mr.. La Rue who
is employed in the railroad yards there.
G 90 Shampoo Paste makes the hair
soft, silky and glossy rs cents. Kings
City Drug Store IT.
Mrs. w. H. of Patterson. Salem, Ore
gon, arrived here Monday on a visit of
several weeks with her brother, N.
Patterson.
Soaps: Lake Salts and Soap Lake Oil
highly recommended for Rheumatic
conditions. Kings Pharmacy. The
Rexall Store IT.
c. Will Schafer and wife who have
been visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B.
Adams the past week returned to their
home in Olympia Monday.
Miss Irene Evans of Panora, Iowa, has
been engaged by the school directors
of the district to teach music and draw
ing in the school next year.
The registration books for the bond
election close May II. If you are not
registered you lose your right to vote
at the bond election May 81.
A. R. MacCalIum, representing
Warren Bros. of Portland, came in
from Spokane yesterday. He is a live
wire at both ends of the game OF life.
Bring your baby to the Mission
studio and have its picture taken. No
chaages. Do not have to order other
pictures to get the baby's picture with
ont cost 17*
John Kuelbs, the Cashmere under
taker, was here Tuesday assisting Mrs.
Martin in the preparation of the body
of Mr.. Gordon for shipment, to his old
home in Ontario, Canada.
A. ]. Mckee and wife left Tuesday
for Omak, Okanogan county, near
where he owns a homestead. When
he is not working on his ranch he sells
pianos and sold two while here.
Wanted-Someone to loan an organ
or piano for use in the Commercial
club room. Help the men of the
town enjoy good music by supplying
this need. See M. A. Jeffords.
The leaders of the Degree of Honor
gave an enjoyable leap year dance in
the Firemans hall Wednesday evening.
A large crowd was present and every
one reported a good time.
Messrs. Hartman & Mckenzie, who
have the contract for building 75x80
for the Leavenworth Building and
Loan Association began laying stone
on the foundation this week. Their
contract calls for the building to be
completed inside of sixty days after
the contract was let and will be ready
for occupancy about the 10th OF June.
Col. Godding, Geo. S. Merriam and
John Mooney, arrived here from We
natchee Tuesday evening about y
o'clock in Mr.. MONEYS auto and
the following morning went up
to the Wenatchee Park Land and
Irrigation Co.'s camp on the Che
wawa river. They returned later In
the day and left for Wenatchee. They
report that work on the ditch line is
progressing satisfactorily.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace left here
Monday for Seattle where Mr.. Wallace
is employed as pressman in the office
of The Seattle Times. Mrs. Wallace,
is a daughter Of Herman Saltze, one
of the earliest settlers in the Cascade
orchards, and has been visiting with her
parents for some time, Mr.. Wallace
coming over Saturday night to visit
over Sunday and return with his vile
Monday. Mr.. Wallace is quite favor
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