The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1913-10-03


Try our Dairy Lunch, Palace Of
Sweets. 37tf"
Miss Edith Schott has accepted the
position of book keeper in the Sanitary
market.
Eastman kodaks and supplies. De.
veloping and printing. Wheeler's
Photo and Art Shop. 13'
Mrs. ]. D. Wheeler, Mrs. E. Mohlel
and Mrs. Irwin motored to Wenatchee
Tuesday in the Wheeler car and spent
the day.
Chocolate dipped marshmallows Csc
a pound as long as they last. Begin
ming Saturday morning. Palace Of
Sweets. 37tf*
Mrs. w. w. Rice returned from
Cashmere Tuesday afternoon, whittier
she went last Saturday to visit with
friends.
Black and White, a superior Scent
cigar, at Kings Pharmacy. 3o*
Mr.. and Mrs. George Westcott and
Clifford spent several days last week at
Cashmere with their grandparents Mr..
and Mrs. D. D. Rockhill.
Mr.. Maitland Henry, of Livermore,
CAL, who has been hunting in the
Cascades in this section for a month,
departed for his home Wednesday.
Miss Elizabeth Nicholas, of Cascade
Orchards, departed Tuesday for Boul-
der, Colorado, to live with sister for
an indefinite time and to study music.
Frank McNett left this week for
Portland. Oregon, to take up his stu
dies at the Northwestern Dental Col
lege which he has been attending for
the past two years.
Henry Schacker and wife, from Sc
attic arrived here last week and
will make Leavenworth their future
home. Mr.. Schacker is the meat cut
ter in the new market.
Thru Reynolds Bros. real estate
agency, the new 7 room residence OF
Roy Robertson on the North side OF
the track was sold this week to Regi-
maid Bowden. The consideration was
said to be about $4,000.
A. E. Wilson, OF Wenatchee, will
inaugurate a delivery system here by
putting three wagons on the street to
do delivering for the stores. He ex-
poets to start the business about the
18th of the present month.
]. H. Bohnsack and family re-
turned last Saturday after two months
absence in the east. He says ne en-
joyed his trip immensely but was glad
to get back to work again. He re-
sumed his duties as chief of police
Wednesday morning.
M. H. Bigelow arrived this week
from Seaside, Oregon, where he went
last fall. He has sold out his business
there and will again make his home at
Peshastin, with his brother, A. Bige-
low, until he decides on new loca-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Capt. Glasscoe left
Friday morning, horseback, enroute to
Seattle, after a months vacation and
visit with friends and relatives in this
city. Mr.. Glassco spent much OF his
time hunting and fishing while here
and bagged one bear.
C. B. O'Leary. with his family, ar
rived from Wilson Creek Tuesday and
will occupy Mrs. D. c. Towns house
on the north side OF the track. Mr..
O'Leary says he will open his grocery
and gents furnishing goods store
next week.
lie. Alexander and VIM. Larson,
prosperous Cashmere fruit growers,
spent Tuesday here looking at the
town and predict great future Tor
Leavenworth. Both gentlemen are
heavy stockholders in the steel plant.
Mr.. Alexander said he had several OPP
portunities to dispose Of his stock at a
considerable advance over the cost.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Ramage enter
tanned at their home Thursday even
ing a few friends in honor OF Mr..
Ramage's sister and her husband, Mr..