The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1913-07-25
See Carlquist' S AID.

SOuuty EuBluCSI rIeu WaIIen was
in the city Monday transacting bust
ness.
Eastman kodaks and supplies. De-
veloping and printing. Wheeler's
Photo and Art Shop. 13*
Manager Rothert, of the steel plant,
will leave the last Of this week for the
east to be gone ten days.
Gaylord Rawlins, who was operated
on in Wenatchee two weeks ago for
appendicitis, returned home the first
of the week.
Use Violet Dulce Talcum for the
toilet. Kings Pharmacy. 2o*
Miss Pearl Sears was in Cashmere
the first of the week visiting with her
father, w. P. Sears, who is we'll known
in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Tholin left the
first of the week for the coast where
they expect to remain until about the
first OF August.
Skeeter Skoot will keep flies and
knats away. Kings Pharmacy. %"
The tailoring firm of Nolan & Jones
was dissolved last Friday. Mr.. Jones
retiring from the firm and Mr.. Nolan
continuing the business.
H. Woodwork and J. D. Irwin, of
Spokane, who are financially interested
in this section of the county, were
registered at the Chikamin hotel this
week.
When you want ice cream that is
good, right down to the last drop;
that is pure, wholesome and made at
home, buy Hathaway's, at the Palace
of Sweets 90
Mrs. E. H. Rothert left on No. l
Tuesday for Seattle, accompanied by
her daughters, Miss Katie and Miss
Matte Rothert, and will spend the
next two weeks on the Sound.
Koerner's New Life is just the thing
to keep up your vitality this hot wea-
Their. ~
]. w. Burns has moved to his fruit
ranch, near Peshastin. His fruit trees
are coming into bearing this year with
a prospect Of a good lot of apples, and
he wants to give the place his personal
attention. He began work this week
on a substantial ranch house.
Thomas Nolan, the Front street
tailor, is making his usual midsummer
cut in the price of tailor-made clothing.
If YOU want summer suit, one that
will keep you cool, step in and look
over his clothing samples. He can
fit your ideas of both clothes and cost.
2o*
]. Peterson, man employed on the
Weigand building, had his leg broken
last Monday morning, shortly after 60
ing to work, by falling into the base
ment. The break occurred near the
ankle and was quite serious fracture
MIR. Young, the contractor, had the
man taken to a Seattle hospital on the
first train.
Plav suits for the little ones, just the
thing for the little tots, all sizes on
sale at Koerner's.
The mercury the past week has been
hitting some pretty high places on the
thermometer, ranging from 90 to 100
degrees in the shade, but still there is
some consolation in the fact that it is
not quite as hot here as in Wenatchee'
where for the past six or seven days
the thermometer has been registering
10 and 112 degrees.
Mr.. and Mrs. 1. F. Hutchlngs and
daughter Reatha returned Sunday from
week spent at the Potlatch in Sc
attic. They were accompanied home
NV the Misses Grace and Mae Rlppe
and Miss Martha Appleton, OF Seattle
Miss Ripe represented Helen Queen
If Trov, in the Playfelds' Parade Sat
urdav at Seattle, and her float won
1st prize, silver loving cup.
Sun Bonnets, sweeping caps aprons
etc. at Koerner's,
Paul Weigand, and his son LOUIS
Charles Roach and G. A. Hamilton
90 Rock creek, about thirty