The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1915-06-11

Wenatchee, with their families motored
to Winton last Sunday and found the
roads good and the trip very enjoyable.
If you have dandruf, or your scalp
itches and your hair comes out, get
bottle OF Koerner's Dandruff Remedy
and if it don't give entire satisfaction
it don't cost you cent. 23*
Frank McNett returned to Leaven-
worth last Saturday from Portland,
where he completed his course in den
tistry and passed his examination. He
is now a full fedged practitioner and
may locate in Seattle.
Two of the best prizes offered in the
Echo's Subscription Contest are the
two free courses in the Metropolitan
Business College. Of Seattle, Washing
toms largest training school. Who
will be the lucky winners ?
R. H. Henry, in charge of the tele-
phone station at Berne, on one of his
weekly trips to Leavenworth on We'd
nesday was accompanied by Mr.. M. L.
Manlonge from Anne Arbor, Mich,
who is visiting him,
Mrs. A. H. Sylvester left Tuesday
for Spokane to attend the meeting Of
the State Federation OF Women's Clubs
in the Falls City Wednesday. Mrs.
Geo. L. Gardner, also a delegate, had
preceded her on Monday.
Martin Christensen who was in town
yesterday from his ranch on the head
Of Eagle creek said that five inches Of
snow fell on Old Badly, peak of the
Entiat Range of mountains, about Is
miles north from Leavenworth.
The young daughter Of w. S. Guest
had the misfortune to fall on barb
wire fence Tuesday afternoon, cutting
her upper lip quite badly. DR.. Judah
was called in and says it required sew
eral stitches to close the cut.
DR.. Hoxsey was called to Spokane,
where his brother, a leading physi-
clan and surgeon of that city, and him
self operated on Mrs. o. Mccoy, who
was accompanied to Spokane the first
OF the week by her husband. Reports
are that she is recovering.
Mrs. ]. P. Williams will leave next
Monday for Alaska, stopping to visit a
few days with friends in Seattle. Mr..
Williams has been connected with the
local forestry Office for the past few
years and will take the same line Of
work in Alaska. He will not leave
until the first of July.
Our attention has been frequently
called to the condition OF the streets OF
Leavenworth. A little money spent
by the city fathers in filing holes and
cutting down a few humps would
nightly improve them. Every owner
Of an auto would rise up and call them
blessed if this matter receives their at
tention.
Our attention has been frequently
called to the condition OF the streets of
Leavenworth. A little money spent
by the city fathers in filing holes and
cutting down a few humps would
nightly improve them. Every owner
of an auto would rise up and call them
blessed if this matter received their at
tention.
Uncle George Persinger arrived here
Sunday morning from the old soldiers
home at Orting, Wash, where he has
been for the past year. He is on his
way to CORTLAND, Kansas, to visit his
son, but could not resist the tempta-
ton to stop few days with old Leav-
enworth friends, where he put in so
many years. He is almost IS years
old and has not seen. his Kansas friends
for Sc years.
In view OF the fact that other towns
in the state have been having consider
able trouble of late with mad dogs, the
city council Of Odessa, WASH, has
passed an ordinance to the effect that
all dogs within the city limits shall in
the future be kept muzzled, on the
premises OF the owner or in leash, and
if found unmuzzled or not in lash out
side OF the premises Of the owner, the
marshal is instructed to kill the animal.