The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1912-01-19

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E. K. Harvey was up from Peshastin
Thursday on business.
Fred Marble is reported to be on
the sick list this week.
Guy Hamilton made business trip
to Wenatchee Tuesday.
Judge C. Victor Martin of Wenat-
chez was visitor here Monday.
Harry Moore made business trip to
Seattle last Saturday returning Monday.
o. S. Sampson and wife visited
friends in Wenatchee Saturday and Sun
day.
A good tonic for any season, Rexall
Beef Wine and Iron. Kings Phar-
macy, the Rexall Store. D.
FOR RENT-Unturnished rooms
over the Echo Office. Apply at this
Office. q
E. B. Candy and wife left Monday
afternoon for Rock Island, ILL., to make
their future home.
Miss Louise David departed for Sc
attic the first Of the week to take a
course in a business college.
Rexall Sarsaparilla Tonic is pleas
ant tasting tonic Of sarsaparilla and
other blood purifiers. Kings Phar-
macy. q
If you will call at this Office we will
give you package of garden seeds.
Only limited quantity left, so you'll
have to hurry.
Pay Koerner what you owe him by
February and get 5000 extra piano
votes on every dollar you pay. No
votes given to anyone from now on ex-
cept on cash purchases. q
VIM. Mcintosh, of the Mutual Mer-
camille Co. has been confined to his
home for the past ten days with pleuro-
pneumonia, but is now on fair way to
recovery, says DR.. Elmer.
want to show you high grade new
piano just unlocked at a bargain. Call
and see me in Schubert house one
block north and one block east OF Fire
mans Hall. A. J. Mckee. 2tf'
]. B. Bruner, proprietor OF the Over
land Hotel returned Thursday morning
after weeks stay in Tacoma. He re-
ports business to be very quiet on the
Sound but says everyone is looking Tor
ward to good times this summer.
Ten Million the we'll known ball
player who was a member OF the local
aggregation three years ago will play
with the St. Louis Cardinals the coming
season. Million was member OF the
Victoria team last season and was quite
a sensation.
w. w. Burgess, one of the oldest
ranch owners in the Beaver creek val
lev was in town Tuesday and said every
body up in his region was feeling very
honeful about the future and that so far
no one is suffering from the cold
weather, the health of the community
has been good.
In printing the wedding statistics OF
1910 in our issue Of Jan. we omitted
to mention the marriage Of Miss Lulu
Ouren and Mr.. Ross, and Miss
Margaret Candy and Mr.. L. o. Taylor.
This would bring the total up to Is
weddings for the past year.
O. M. Brooks, Of Cashmere, whilom
newspaper man and a democrat from
Missouri, was here Tuesday and
Wednesday. He says the topic OF uni
versal discussion among fruit men is
the propriety of organizing selling
agency on the part Of fruit growers o.
the Wenatchee valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Mckee arrived
here last week from Okanogan county
and will make their home here. Mr..
Mckee, who is a piano salesman, says
he likes the looks of Leavenworth hrst
rate and believes he will be able to sell
a number Of pianos here. He Is at
present occupying the house vacated
by E. B. Candy.
James Nolan, son of Thomas Nolan
who resides on the south side OF the
Wenatchee river has developed case
If tvnhoid fever, says DR.. Judah. 1t Is