The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1913-04-25

lug nanu bags anu MUSIC Tolls at 1arl-
. quist's. 43*
Use pure spices in your apple pie.
We sell Squibb's, the best. Kings
Pharmacy. 10
Eastman kodaks and supplies. De-
veloping and printing. Wheeler's
Photo and Art Shop. 13s
Paul Weigand left Thursday alter
noon for Seattle where he will remain
several days on business.
Geo. L. Gardner left Monday after
noon for the coast and expects bust
ness will detain him until the first Of
May.
DR.. Young, veterinary surgeon and
dentist, will be at Browns Livery
Barn from the 18th of April to the
5th of May. 1917
Miss Minnie Reed, from the Dalles,
Oregon, niece OF Mrs. VIM. Stage,
arrived here last week on visit Of
indefinite length.
w. E. Boston, of the Peshastin val
ley, was here the first OF the week. He
says everybody in his neighborhood is
busy with farm work and looks for a
prosperous year.
]. G. Fritz who has spent the past
ten days in this city left Wednesday
for Seattle. 1t is rumored that he will
go into business here in the near flu
ture.
All the standard make watches in
mems and women's sizes to suit all
classes of buyers. Good timekeepers
at a small price, fine watches at a
small profit. Carlquist's. 43s
Mrs. Gussie Myers arrived here
Monday morning and is visiting at the
home OF R. J. Smith. Mrs. Myers has
some residence lots on the North side
and is planning the erection of a
modern bungalow.
Mr.. H. G. Klopf, at the head Of the
White Pine Sash Co., Spokane, spent
a day here last week and visited with
Mr.. Geo. L. Gardner, present manager
of the Lamb-Davis Lumber Co., of
whom he is an old acquaintance. Mr..
Klopf finds market here for some Of
his company's product.
Mr.. F. c. Riggs returned from
Minneapolis last Sunday afternoon to
resume his duties as manager Of the
manufacturing plant Of the Lambda
Wis Lumber Co. after an absence of
three weeks. He says the outlook in
the lumber trade is very encouraging.
The daily cut of lumber at the mill
exceeds expectations.
Charles Allen and wife and their
son, Ray, were here the first of the
week, from the Peshastin Valley. Mr..
Allen said everybody in his neighbor-
hood was busy at work and felt hope
full over the prospect of full fruit
crop. He has the oldest saw mill in
the Peshastin Valley but has not yet
commenced operations.
Otis Yates OF this city was arrested
last Thursday evening in Wenatchee
on charge Of taking more than two
dozen bottles OF beer, the limit allowed
under the local option law, into that
city. Yates, who conduts a restaurant
in this city. had been summoned to
Wenatchee as juror.
For Chelan equity schools $40, 723.-
So has been apportioned for the month
OF April. OF this amount $21, 802.80
came from the state and S18,o20.53
from the county. There are six appor-
tionments every year and this is one Of
the heaviest owing to the volume oil
J taxes recently paid. To this city
County Superintendent Guthrie has
7 allotted $3,478.e8.
The Peshastin high school ball team
went 10 Monitor last Saturday where
> they played the boys Of that town in
the afternoon. At the close of the
game the score stood IA to in favor
of Peshastin. The batteries were,
Humphries and Ellis for Monitor, and
: Meeker, Arborgast and Young for Pc
S shastin. The Monitor team will come
. to Peshastin tomorrow for a return
I game.
County Commissioner Hickey drove
d up here last Sunday in his car, from
a Cashmere. more to go over the road:
and note needed Improvements and
get in touch with the residents of the
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