The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1913-07-25
LOCAL HAPPENINGS AND WHEREABOUTS
NEWS ITEMS
Notes. Personals and Small Items May be Phoned Direct to
The Echo Office :. - Telephone Number 285

Hathaway's popular ice cream, sold
only at the Palace Of Sweets. %"
Ruth Bell, a little nine year old
miss, left Wednesday morning for Wa
basha, Minnesota, to visit her grand
mother.
The most popular place in town
The Palace OF Sweets ice cream
parlor. 28*
Mrs. F. M. Lee, who spent the
past six weeks with relatives in Austin,
Mimi, returned home Thursday morn
ing.
D. A. McGregor, head milwright at
the steel plant was called to Spokane
this week on a matter of business and
expected to get back the last OF the
week.
You can get any quantity of that
delicious Sprau's Ice Cream at Koer-
ner's. 29*
Mrs. G. w. Hoxsey returned from
Spokane last Monday where she un-
derwent an operation for appendicitis
some six weeks ago. Mrs. Hoxsey
has almost entirely recovered and will
soon be out.
Miss Freda Krollpfeiffer, Of this city,
chaperoned the following young people
at Wenatchee Lake last Saturday and
Sunday. Miss Glenna Shotwell, Miss
Ida Smith, c. R. Stewart and Harry
Krollpfeiffer.
Koerner sells the best Ice Cream in
town. 2o*
Jack Quigg, of the firm of Seaman
& Quigg, Of Wenatchee, spent several
days here this week. His firm had
the contract to put in our municipal
water system and he was here to ar
range for the final completion Of the
system which required some minor
changes.
Mrs. Prices Canning Powder Tor
sale at Kings Pharmacy.
The Vienna Bakery moved into its
new quarters the first of this week, adj
joining the Rainier Cafe. The pro-
prietor, Mr.. Knowlton, installed new
and up-to-date oven which will enable
him to turn out not only better quail
ity Of bread and pastry but increases
the capacity of the bakery.
Try box of Majestic Talcum Pow
der, Koerner sells it. 2o*
Oliver Bates, proprietor of the Lake
View Hotel, on Lake Wenatchee, was
here Wednesday. He says the warm
weather of the past week has caused a
most unusual rise in the White and
Little Wenatchee rivers. He said he
had lived on the lake nearly twenty
years and never knew the snow to be
so late in disappearing from the noun
tains.
Rexall Celery and Iron Tonic will
keep up appetite and energy these hot
DAYS. Kings Pharmacy. 29*
Mr.. Hartman, manager Of the We
natchee Meat Company was here the
first of this week making arrangements
for the installation of a refrigerating
plant and other furniture and machin-
cry in the room being prepared for the
company in the new Weigand bull
ding. He says he will have meat
market equipped with all the most
modern and sanitary fixtures to be had.
Mems work, soft and dress shirts at
Koerner's. 2o*
The boys of the Kid Band, about
twenty-five in number, were the guests
OF J. E. Tholin at four course chicken
dinner last Thursday evening, at the
Shaaer Restaurant. The dinner was
gotten up and served under the special
direction of Mr.. Galloway, manager of
the cafe, and was pronounced most
excellent by all the boys who attended.
Besides the host those present were S.
c. Woldenburg and DR.. G. w. Hox-
sey.
Koerner sells all kind of underwear,
mems, womens and children's. 29*
A letter from Judge J. ]. King, To-
Gated at Kalama, Wash, since leaving
here some three years ago, advises US
that he is still pursuing the practice of