The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1915-07-23

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sing tonight at the Methodist church. "
Hot weather headaches airs quickly
cured with A. D. S. Bromo. 10 and
Is cts at Koerner's.
Mrs, A. G. McKeown and son For
rest left Monday afternoon for a several
weeks visit in Bellingham.
Contractor L. F. Speidel left for
Seattle Wednesday morning where he
will spend several days on business.
No matter what insect bothers you
we have the right destroyer at Koer-
ner's.
The family of R. B. Field returned
to the city yesterday after two weeks
camping out experience in Wenatchee
Park.
Mrs. Ted Eresch and daughters re-
turned last Saturday from two months
visit with relatives at Mahkon and St.
Paul, MINI.
Charley Nichols and Dick Simons
motored to Ellensburg in Nichols car
the first Of the week expecting to
return about Saturday.
Mr.. L. F. Speidel and wife left for
Seattle Wednesday and will make the
trip in Mr.. Speideps auto, going by
way Of the Blewett pass.
Mrs. Emma Sparks and little daugh-
ter is visiting for the week with Mrs.
Sam Humphreys after which she will
visit elsewhere in the valley. Her
home is in Tacoma.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. Burgett, Mr..
and Mrs. Will Brender, Miss Bessie
Walker and Tom Pipkin spent last
Sunday at Wenatchee lake. Everyone
enjoyed the trip and some splendid
pictures were taken.
Geo. Denison the man who put in
rocker on the Wenatchee river about
half mile below town short
while ago came to town last Saturday
with SIS worth Of gold, the cleanup
after his first weeks run.
The preacher will make you laugh
at the Methodist church tonight. =
L. D. Florence charged with the
theft of three blankets from the Lamb
Davis boarding house was acquitted
by jury Tuesday. Attorneys Nelson
and Pearson represented the defendant.
Deputy Prosecutor Dunbar appeared
for the state.
Miss M. Mclean returned from Sc
attic last Saturday, where she put in
the week seeing the Skinner parades
and other stunts pulled off by the local
people. She says the decorations
were very fine and the parades simply
immense.
No drug store is better equipped for
prescription compromising than ours.
Bring your prescriptions to us and you'll
be sure Of getting pure and potent
drugs, expert service and right prices.
Let US fill your next prescription.
Koerner's Drug Store.
Our male quartette, R. E. Mckinney,
Geo. Hathaway and Mr.. Carne accom-
panied by their wives, and Mr.. Gehr-
niger went to Monitor Wednesday to
attend the Wenatchee Merchants
picnic which was held at the Old
Settlers grounds. The quartette rem
dered several selections which were
we'll received and helped enliven the
occasion.
A private car carrying party OF
eastern lumbermen will pass thru this
city about the first OF August. In
cluded in the party are Lafayette Lamb,
president OF the Lsmb-Davis Lumber
Co., ]. H. Queal and Mr.. Carpenter
all Of whom are large stockholders in
the Lamb-Davi Co. They will stop
here several days and inspect their
holdings.
Mr.. Ray Algyer, from DEBORAH,
Iowa, where he is president OF the
Winnesheik County State Bank, ar
rived here last Sunday and is the guest
of Mr.. Robt. B. Field at his camp in
the Wenatchee Park country. He has
made several trips around through the
mountains and expresses himself as
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