The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1914-05-08

Drug Store is absolutely sanitary. 10
G. W. Hathaway is now employed
at the Scenic Theatre as moving pic
ture operator.
p c Rutherford purchased new
Ford touring car through the Cascade
Garage this week. !
Some people suspend thelr advertis-
;ng du,ino the dali seasons. That S
what makes the dun seasons
Mrs. Hugo Kringle left last Frif .ay
for Seattle to spend month with her
mother. Mrs. L. /. Guesnier.
Try an ice crea N soda or sunelae at
Kings City Drug Store bes! IN
So t8'
Mrs. H. M. TreadV veil who has been
visiting with friends in Everett for the
past ten days returned h ONE "ednes-
day.
The girls of the I. H. S. club Will
be entertained at the home OF MIS-
W. o. Atwood, Tuesday mig ht, May
70.
Sunday is Mothers Day and every
one should wear white earn ation'
See Ferpstrom, the Florist, he has nem'
18*
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Tholin and Nn-
and Mrs. S. A. Potter motored to We
natchee Sunday to take in the Al
Barnes circus.
John D. Atkinson who has been
here and at his marble properties on
the Cbevava rive. for the past month
returned to his home in Seattle Mon
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Adams arrived
here Tuesday afternoon from Inc coast
on visit to Mrs. Adams mot oe'r 'A.s'
D. c. Town. They expect :" O
here several months.
Miss Hazel Stout and mother, WI !"
have been living at the Kellog Camp
left last week for Leavenworth, where
.hev.will make their home with Miss
Stouts brother.-Gold Bar Record.
=. L-a,, that II ;c unlawful to
dock a horses tail or in any manner
operate on the tail so as to change the
natural carriage of the same, or to as
sist in doing sea-Rem.-Bal. 3271.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. o. Atwood re-
turned from the coast last Saturday at
tenoon after an absence Of month
and Mr.. Atwood resumed his position
in the Office of the Lamb-Dayis Lum-
Der Co.
There is movement on foot where
BY the city will get two handsome
drinking fountains on Front street by
simply agreeing to supply the water.
One will be located atthe street corner
of Front and Ninth streets and the
other in the vicinity OF the Leaven-
worth State Bank. The expense will
be borne by the two banks.
Rev. Snowden, Of the Methodist
church, will hold special services at
the Scenic Theatre Sunday morning at
II o'clock. Sunday is recognized all
ove, the country as Mothers Day
and men are urged to wear white now
ers on this day. Mr.. Snowden will
talk along the lines of what men owe
their mothers and is in hopes tina big
crowd will turn out to this service.
Jack Ruth, who is now employed al
the Adams-Coleman Lumber Co., at
Entiat was here several days this week.
He says the mill had its trial run last
Saturday and that saving began in ear
nest this week. Out of about seventy
men employed by the lumber Co.,
aver half are from this city. 1t is the
intention of the owners Of the mill te
run night and day shifts and the Gu
of "a hours according to Mr.. Ruth vii
be about l4o, 900 feet.
The distinction OF putting on int
most unique and striking window DIS
play ever seen in LeayenwOrth be
longs to the Mutual Mercantile Co.
whose window has been the observed
Of all observers for the past week.
mountain valley, grass, trees rocks
trout stream ripping down over AMI
between the boulders, with three AM