The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1913-04-04


toothpaste. Kings Pharmacy. 10"
Don't fail to read the big ad on the
last page in regard to Miller's addi-
ton.
Rev. Davis left Monday for Seattle
and expected to return either yester-
day or to-day.
Miss Polly Candy visited with Miss
Esther Duley in Wenatchee several
days last week.
Mrs. J. B. Adams and daughter
Mildred were in Wenatchee this week
visiting with friends.
Carlquist's work is guaranteed.
Cleaning watches S1.00 and up.
Mainsprings. IS cents. 49,
Marshal Bohnsack has rented the
house vacated by F. J. Bauer and
moved into his new home this week.
Mrs. Fred Reeves OF Wenatchee was
here several days the first of the week
visiting with her mother Mrs. S. A..
Potter.
Leslie Talbot, chief operator at the
Great Northern Power House left
Thursday afternoon for Spokane to be
absent several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. c. Town, Mrs.
John Koerner and Mrs. Dale Marble
went to Wenatchee Thursday after
noon to visit with friends.
Miss Susie Briskey and Miss Rose
Goerger who have been visiting friends
on the Coast for several weeks returned
home Thursday afternoon.
J. E. Grayson spent several days in
Seattle and Everett the first of the week
transacting business. He states that
the business outlook on the coast for
the coming summer is very good.
H. T. Hansen will move out to his
ranch in short time and begin open
ing up farm on his homestead on
the head of the Chumstick where he is
lust completing a substantial six room
house.
George L. Gardner, sales manager
of the Lamb Davis Lumber Co., who
makes his headquarters in Spokane,
came in from that city Tuesday alter
noon and spent several days here on
business.
F. H. Hutchings returned from Sc
attic last Friday where he has been
under the care of a doctor for some
time. and while he has not entirely re-
covered he thinks he is on the way
to recovery.
D. S. Moore, proprietor OF the Chik-
amin Hotel, has rented the AL Meisner
residence on Commercial street torm-
erly occupied by Wiley Rice and in
tends 10 take up his residence there In
the near future.
Mrs. S. E. Willis left on Wednesday
evening for visit to Spokane. Mrs.
Willis expects to be gone several
weeks and return by way of Wenatchee
and Leayenworth, where she will be
the ouest of friends.-Cle Elum Echo.
The Echo is in receipt of a small lot
Of garden seed from Senator Poindexter
and Congressman LaFollette, which
will be given away as long as it lasts.
A new rule was made this year which
will not permit the congressman and
senators to distribute seeds IN the fu-
ture, and this is probably the last tnat
will be sent out for some time to come
John F. Hall who left here the lat
ter part of January for his home, Kent,
Wash after having worked in the
mechanical end of the Echo for sew
eral months returned Wednesday to
take his old position on this paper
Mr.. Hall is a young man OF exemplary
habits and some literary talent, and
will prove a welcome addition to the
Methodist church workers, where his
activities formerly found vent.
F. Bauer and family LEFT yester-
day for Kelly Lake, Minn.' where
Mr. Bauer will take up his new
position with the railroad company.
The household goods were shipped
last week. Mr.. Bauer says he
NAV be back next fall to again as