The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1912-10-04

Shop. 17tf*
Mrs. Bailey of the Cascade Orchards
left this week for Seattle for a short
stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff Knowles of CASH
mere visited here Sunday at the home
of Wiley Rice.
Our Box Paper stock is always up-to-
date and sold at down-to-date prices.
Kings Pharmacy. go
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Phillips left
Sunday for Spokane to spend few
days visiting friends.
DR.. Hoxsey reports the arrival of a
girl at the home of Charles Franklin on
the 30th of September.
Frank Yama has taken contract to
log off the H. T. Hansen place at the
head of the Little Chumstick.
Mrs. c. E. Hamilton spent last Sat
urday and Sunday in Wenatchee visit
ing with her mother Mrs. Mercer.
Mrs. C. w. Hoxsey accompanied
the doctors mother to Spokane Mon
day and will spend the week there.
Hereafter the price of cleaning to
II jewel watches is s1.00. Main
springs 75c, at Carlquist's Jewelry
Store. Z3h
o. S. Bowen, one of our valued Pc
shastin patrons called yesterday to see
the Echo in its new quarters and pro-
nounced them good.
Art Johnson who spent the past
month in Spokane returned to this
city Saturday morning. He reports
things to be very quiet in that city.
M. B. Hake, formerly of this city
but who now makes his home in Seat
tie spent several days here the first of
the week shaking hands with old
friends.
F. ]. Cline, in charge of the logging
operations of the Lambda Lumber
Co., was called to Spokane the first OF
the week and is expected to return
Friday or Saturday.
Inspector Smith Of Cashmere was
here last Friday getting an idea on the
amount of fruit that will be raised in
this vicinity this year. He reports an
unusually large crop.
F. S. Jacobsen motored to Wenat-
chez Wednesday, leaving in the lore
noon and returning at 7 O'Clock. He
had for company o. S. Sampson and
Messr. Burce and Moore.
Ed Tholin left here Tuesday morn
ing in his auto for Spokane accompan-
led by Clarence Campbell. They ex-
pect to take in the great fair which is
in progress there this week.
Frank McNett who has been en-
ployed in the Forestry service here
the past summer left Wednesday morn
ing for Portland, Oregon, to enter the
Northwestern Dental College.
Miss Mary McGary, daughter of
Harry McGarry left Sunday for New
York City from where she will take the
steamer California for Scotland to visit
with friends for several months.
J. B. Violette, the past week pur-
chased from the Mill Company their
house on Commercial street fronting
on the river, F. ]. Bower and family
who were occupying the house have
moved into the Kringle home recently
vacated by Mr.. Violette.
T. ]. Sherman, formerly in the saw
mill business at Peshastin and later at
DRYDEN, but now engaged in fruit rails
ing spent several days here this week.
He SAYS the country around Dryden is
developing very rapidly and numerous
large orchards will come into bearing
in short time. Like every other sec
ton of the country the fruit growers in
that vicinity report large apple crop.
F. A. Reynolds, a strong booster
for the upper Wenatchee valley,
spent the past week in Seattle and
other points on the Sound. Mr.. Rey-
nolds is promoting the sale OF big
orchard tract in the vicinity OF Cash
mere and says he expects to see much
activity in land in this vicinity this
fall The big apple crop this year
will attract many land buyers to this