The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1912-04-05
Easter Egg Dyes at Kings.

Il. J. nelson went 10 Wenatchee
Thursday on business.
Jas. McEvoy, Of Mason Creek, was a
visitor here Thursday.
Garbage cans and ash cans, get
Koerner's prices. 13'
Attorney Fred Reeves of Wenatchee
was here Monday on legal business.
A full line of Eastman Kodaks and
supplies. Wheeler's Photo and Art
Shop. 49,
Mrs. James Miller came up from
Peshastin Wednesday afternoon to visit
friends.
Mrs. Harry Osborne came over from
Seattle Wednesday to visit with Mrs.
R. J. Smith.
Garbage cans and ash cans, get
Koerner's prices. 13*
Mrs. ]. S. Judah went to Wenatchee
Wednesday to visit with her mother,
Mrs. S. ]. Cannon.
Luther Rice who had his foot mash
ed in the mill last week resumed his
duties at the mill Monday.
Mrs. James Mackay of Everett ar
rived here Wednesday and will visit
with friends fof few days.
L. P. Horton, superintendent Of
construction Of the Icicle Canal COM
pany was here Thursday.
The Leavenworth Dancing Club is
planning to give masquerade ball in
the Firemen's hall tomorrow night.
Easter perfumes, all the standard
odors, Kings Drug Store.
Miss Catherine Long who has been
visiting friends in Everett the past
month returned home Wednesday al
ternoon.
Mrs. R. o. Miles, of Seattle, for
mer resident of the city arrived here
Thursday afternoon on visit with
friends.
A post card received from E. M
Whalen who was formerly connected
with the Echo force states that he is
in Ketchikan, Alaska.
Mrs. Emma ]. Trent is the fortunate
owner of the vacuum cleaner which
was given away by the Leavenworth
Furniture and Hardware Co. last Sat-
urday.
The public library in the CONNER
cial club rooms is open every Wednes-
day and Saturday afternoons from to
o'clock. Anyone desiring books
will call between those hours.
Mrs. L. Carroll, an old resident OF
Seattle, was here last week in COM
pany with her son looking for loca-
ton with view Of going into business.
She said she was quite favorably i'm
pressed with Leavenworth and thought
it had a promising future.
George Siverly came down from
Wenatchee lake last Saturday to meet
his wife who returned from Everett
where she has been in hospital Tor
nearly six weeks. She has entirely
recovered and the first of the week re-
turned with Mr.. Siverly to their beau
tiful home in the White river valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. R. Day, formerly
residents of this place, now residing at
Seattle, arrived here on visit to Mrs.
DAVIS parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. b.
Westcott. Mr.. Day owns a tract oil
fruit land in the Darling place just
across the river from town, which he
has set to trees and wanted to see.
He returned to Seattle Sunday even
ing. Mrs. Day will remain for week
or ten days.
Some two weeks ago Geo. Siverly
and Geo. Brown sent by express a
small package of furs to a furrier IN
Portland. The package was little
larger than one Of those boxes In
which pair Of shoes is packed. Their
returns few days ago were accom-
panied by a check for s12o. The
furs were taken in the vicinity OF
White river valley and lake Wenatchee.
Mr.. Siverly says last winter when the
ground was covered with snow and moth
ing else could be done he became rest