The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1912-06-07

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macy, The Rexall Store. 81
You can get it at Koerner's Drug
and Variety Store. 22'
J. B. Adams made business trip to
Spokane Sunday afternoon.
The best ice cream, any quantity
any time. Palace Of Sweets 15tf
Mrs. VIM. Roach went to We
natchee Tuesday to visit friends.
Bert Brown spent several days in
Seattle the fore part Of the week visit
ing friends.
Rexall Foot Powder makes the feet
glad by its soothing qualities, try it.
Kings Pharmacy. 81
Miss Gertrude Gordon spent several
days here the past week visiting with
Mrs. Ray Marble.
Big improvements have been made
in Koerner's Variety Store and much
stock added. Do
Miss Anna Steensland, from Bel
bingham, has accepted a position in
the State Bank as stenographer.
A full line of Eastman Kodaks and
supplies. Wheelers Photo and Art
Shop. 17d*
Mr.. and Mrs. John Larue, who are
now making their home at Wenatchee,
spent Wednesday and Thursday here.
Go to Koerner's Variety Store, you
are almost sure to find just what you
want.
Judge Victor Martin delivered a
very interesting address at the Con-
gregational church last Sabbath even
ing.
Liver Salts is an ideal intestinal
cleanser and very seasonable in hot
weather. Kings Pharmacy, The Rex
all Store. 21*
There will be preaching services
Sunday morning at the Lutheran
church by Rev. Stern and Sunday
School at the regular hour.
]. J. McNerney, a Wenatchee con-
tractor was here the first OF this week.
It is understood he is interested in the
paving contract to be let here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Mann, of Mer-
rift, spent Monday here. Mr.. Mann
is postmaster and store keeper and
proprietor Of the Hotel Merritt.
Tom Pipkin left Tuesday morning
for his old home in Missouri on advice
that his sister was very i'll. He will
probably be absent month or more.
Reports from the Big Bend, the
wheat belt OF the state, is to the effect
that a bumper crop is assured. The
danger point is passed, to harvest the
crop is all that now remains.
All holders of votes in the M otor-
cycle contest must turn them in by
the fifteenth of this month. After that
date all tickets issued will be dated,
and those not dated will be rejected.
N. Coleman says he made the trip
to the Lake Wenatchee Club house
one day the past week leaving here
after six o'clock and arriving there in
less than two hours. The next morn
ing he had his breakfast at the club
house and arrived here before six
o'clock. That's going some.
Mr.. and Mrs. Searles and Mrs. Tay-
lor Yocum left Sunday morning for Sc
attic, Mr.. Searles as delegate from the
Leayenworth Lodge Of Odd Fellows
and Mrs. Yocum from the Rebekah
lodge to attend a meeting of the grand
lodge which met in Seattle the first of
this week.
F. L. Heidrich, of Seattle LETT for
home yesterday afternoon after spending
a couple Of days with his wife who has
been here for the past two weeks on
Mr.. Heidrich's fruit ranch in the Cas-
cade orchards. He is nightly en-
couraged with the outlook for crop
of apples this year and says all his
neighbors trees are looking we'll and
making satisfactory growth.
J. w. Miller received word Saturday
afternoon of the death of his brother
H. M. Miller who dropped dead on