The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1912-10-18

Oliver Bates was down from Wenat-
chez Lake Wednesday transacting bust
ness.
A full line of Eastman Kodaks and
supplies. Wheelers Photo and Art
Shop. 17tf'
Paul Weigand spent several days in
Seattle the first of the week visiting
with friends.
Mrs. Clarence A. Campbell went to
Wenatchee Tuesday afternoon to spend
a few days with friends.
w. B. Simpson and E. P. Sharman
left Tuesday afternoon for Seattle to
spend few days on business.
Mrs. Chas. Gebhardt of St. Paul
visited here several days with Mrs. F.
M. Lee of whom she is an old friend.
Convenient pleasant to use. Rexall
Catarrh Jelly will satisfy you or money
back-25cents. Kings Pharmacy. Al
Charley Monary left Monday after
noon for Soap Lake where he expects
to spend the next ten days on business.
J. A. Macnivens, the new manager
of the steam laundry made a trip to
the Sound last Friday returning Sunday.
Hereafter the price of cleaning 7 to
II jewel watches is $1.00. Main
springs Use, at Carlquist's Jewelry
Store. 23tt*
A. B. Wescott returned from Seattle
yesterday. He says the west side is
wet and snow is falling at the summit
of the Cascade.
Frank Bryant and his mother left
here Tuesday afternoon for Entiat where
they expect to be for the next ten days
packing and Shipping out their fruit.
We recommend Rexall Baby Laxa-
tive. Gentle in action, pleasant tc
take. Safe and reliable Is cents
K;ro,s Pharmacy AZ
Thomas M. Richards, cousin of c.
G.. Smvth, arrived here last week direct
from England on a visit and may de-
eide to make his future home here.
MI. and Mrs. James Miller, who
recently returned from Kellog, Idaho
where Mr.. Miller played on the bal
team in that city, left Monday after
noon for Seattle where they will spend
the winter.
Mrs. Charles Hartshorn arrived here
from the Moses Lake country yesterday
and saws Mr.. Hartshorn is driving his
team thru and will arrive here the las
of the week. She says they have come
back this time to stay.
DIR. Hoxsey attended the funera
last week of his uncle, VIM. Spangle
one of the pioneers of the state, com
ing to Washington in 1871 and loca
ting at and naming the town OF Span
ole in 1879. He was Is years old.
Harry Chestly one of the old timer
in this city who has been employed D.
Mischke & Blake for many years re
signed his position the first OF the weei
and left Monday for Seattle where hi
intends to spend the winter. Harr.
says he is going to be married ant
NAV engage in business in Everett.
&c. Bussee, a Seattle grocer ant
owner of FIVE acre apple orchard trac
in the Cascade orchards was here thi
week looking at his place and said h
was highly pleased with the growtl
and appearance Of his trees. h
helped pack ten boxes Of Winesal
from his trees and said they were sur
extra fancy.
Arthur S. Corey, cashier Of the Che
halls County National Bank. candidat
for state treasurer on the progressiv
ticket spent Wednesday here gettin
acquainted with the voters. Mr.. Core
is a middle-of-the-road progressive an
saws he finds the ticket gaining groun
wherever he has been. He spent tn
past three weeks on the east side
the mountains.
Mrs. P. F. Conley and Miss Rather
inc Conley arrived here last Sunda
from Spokane on their way to California
where they expect to spend the ne'
two months. Mr.. Conley, who pre-
ceded them several days, will join thei
- e. r,h;ca place Mrs COnle