The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1913-01-17

supplies. Wheelers Photo and Art
Shop. l7u*
Emil Frank and son, Of Wenatchee.
spent several days here last week on
business.
Arthur Hamilton, Of Wenatchee,
spent last Saturday and Sunday in this
city visiting friends.
Will Little Of the inland meat Co. of
Wenatchee was in the city Thursday
transacting business.
Attorney E. H. Fox was called to
Spokane Wednesday morning on legal
business and returned the following
day.
Attorney L. J. Nelson went to We
natchee Thursday morning to be pre-
sent at the opening of court where he
has several clients in court litigation.
AL the standard make watches in
mems and women's sizes to suit all
classes of buyers. Good timekeepers
at small price, fine watches at a
small profit. Carlquist's. AS
Mrs. John Churchill and daughter
Bernice who spent the past month
with friends and relatives in North
Yakima and vicinity returned home
Wednesday afternoon.
N. Patterson Of the Furniture and
Hardware Co. went to Spokane last
Sunday to attend the three days meet
ing OF the Pacific Northwest Association
of Hardware and implement Dealers.
Rev. w. v. Davis departed Tuesday
morning for Spokane where he intend
ed to catch train over the N. P. for
Seattle. Before leaving Mr.. Davis said
it was his intention to return by Sun
day if possible to get here.
Mrs. Dickinson and daughter Bessie
who have been visiting friends in
Everett since before Christmas returned
home Tuesday afternoon on number 43.
The trip was made via Portland and
Vancouver over the S. P. & S. and re-
CURED four days.
DR.. Judah reports three new arrivals
last week. At the home Of ]. E.
White last Monday boy. On We'd
nesday boy was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Ray Jones, Of Peshastin, and on the
same day a girl made happy the home
OF Jerry Goerger, Of this city.
The storekeeper who advertises his
goods and prices may expect to do in
a small way at least. mail order busi-
ness and the parcels post will be to
him blessing, but the man who fails
to take advantage Of the opportunity
presented him by that system, may ex-
pect nothing.
John Castleberry was bitten on the
hand on New Years day by his dog and
blood poison set in, since which he has
suffered much pain. DR.. Hoxsey has
so far succeeded in arresting the spread
of the poison that Johnny has been
resting easier and hopes Of his recovery
are entertained.
Various reports have been received
the past week in regard to the condi-
ton of Engineer Long who was injured
on the ill fated snow pillow which blew
ND in the vicinity Of the tunnel about
ten days ago. From an engineer who
came thru from the Coast Thursday we
learn that Mr.. Long is still in preca-
rious condition, there being danger OF
blood poisoning but hopes are still en-
tertained for his recovery.
Prof. Moore informed an Echo re-
porter this week that if the trains were
running regularly by Saturday ne would
take his basket ball team to Cashmere
on the afternoon train to play return
game with the highschool boys OF that
town. In the game played here two
weeks ago the visitors were the victors
by a score Of % to IS. Since then the
local team has been practising every
night and are quite confident they Will
even things up in the next game
The Echo had call yesterday nom
Louis Morgan, Of Hoquiam' "ash''
who is here on visit to his son-ln-law'
Charles Hayden, foreman in the LID
box factory. Mr.. Morgan arrived mere
during the holidays, just before the
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