The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1913-07-11
LOCAL HAPPENINGS AND WHEREABOUTS
NEWS ITEMS
Notes. Personals and Small Items May be Phoned Direct
The Echo Office :. =. Telephone Number 285
Koerner sells Japalac.


Joe Massie, Vernie Shore and Fred
Cahill were among those summoned
to Wenatchee this week for jury duty.
J. H. Bohnsack received word the
first OF this week from his wife who is
visiting with her parents in the east,
that her father died last week after a
lingering illness.
Get a sample of perfume at Koer-
ner's. 27*
Mrs. Oliver Peterson underwent a
serious operation al the Swedish hos
pital in Seattle last Friday, but is re-
ported by Mr.. Peterson, who returned
to this city Tuesday, to be recovering.
Forest Supervisor Sylvester left We'd
nesday afternoon for Oregon where he
will be detained for the next three
weeks on work in connection with the
administration of the forestry reserve.
]. C. Biles Of the Peshastin Lumber
Co. was a business visitor here the
first of the week. Speaking Of his
milling business he said his mill was
crowded with orders and expected to
run until we'll into the winter months.
Everything for preserving sold at
Koerners. 27*
Parts OF two cars of cherries were
condemned in New York city last week
because they were short quarts. The
New York laws require all packages to
be full measure or else plainly marked
as to just how much the package con
tains. The cherries were shipped from
Wenatchee.
Mrs. Pearl Bissel and her sister Miss
Bessie Larue who were operated on in
the Wenatchee hospital several weeks
ago are reported to be out of danger
and recovering very rapidly. Miss
Larue expected to leave the hospital
this week, but it is likely to be a
month or more before Mrs. Bissel will
be able to return home.
C. ]. Kiser, a former resident Of
Leavenworth but now living in Seattle
is here taking his vacation. Mrs. Kiser
who is now in the east visiting her
sister Mrs. Bauer is expected home in
about two weeks. Mr.. Kiser states
that Mr.. Bauer who is now located at
Kelly Lake, MINI, will likely return
to the west in the fall.
Koerner sells all kind OF underwear,
mems women. and children. 27*
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferdinand Wettstein
arrived here last Friday morning on a
visit to Mrs. Wettstein's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. J. M. Beamish. Mr.. Welt
stein who formerly lived here, re.
moving to Seattle six years ago, left
the following Sunday to resume his
occupation as machinist, while Mrs.
Wettstein intends to remain a week OF
two.
F. C. Buckingham who for the past
wear and a half has been located at
Cedar City. suburb Of Seattle arrived
here Wednesday afternoon where he
expects to remain for a week or ten
days. Before returning he intends to
make trip to the Chelan Consolidated
mines at Red Mountain where he was
formerly employed and it is not I'M
likely that he may move back to this
city.
Mrs. Geo. Spanger called at the
Office yesterday to have her Echo sent
to Peshastin, the family having recent
ly returned from Quincy where they
have been lew months on Mr.. Span,
gers homestead. Mr.. Spanger for
sock the Quincy country four years
ago and decided to develop fruit
ranch at Peshastin. Mrs. Spanger was
accompanied by Mrs. Woolverton, O.
Everett, who is visiting her daughter
Mrs. Coppock and her husband.
Holderby and Williams, the two
boys who were arrested in this city
about two months ago on the com
plant OF R. c. Clark, who claimed
that they had relieved him of $l5(