The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1916-03-10

lew friends at her home yesterday alter
noon.
Mrs. w. A. Tegtmeier was hostess
at a very pleasant Kensington Tea
Thursday afternoon.
Another big shipment Of candies
Just received at Wheeler's Drugstore. 8
The warm weather Of the last few
days has played havoc with the roads
and it is quite likely that for the next
few weeks they will be next to i'm
passible.
The Kumtux Club met Tuesday
afternoon at the home Of Miss Bulls.
Papers were read by Mrs. J. A. Hearst
and Mrs. Magyar. The next meeting
will be with Mrs. Hearst, March II.
A mud and snow slide a mile east Of
town yesterday morning delayed freight
trains Tor two hours. A slide OF the
same character caused a brief delay in
the arrival Of 43 Tuesday morning.
Accuracy is our hobby" Wheeler's
Drug Store. q
Cecil Newman, a popular young man
Of Wenatchee, was visiting in Leaven-
worth the first of the week. He was
seen accompanying a young lady to
the parsonage, which looks rather sus-
picious.
Mr.. Rumohr, the man that brings
your milk, has taken lease on the
Carr place near the Chumstick bridge
and will take immediate possession.
This will be an ideal place for dairy.
Lots Of good water, large barn and resi-
dence and plenty of land.
Call at the K. & V. B. Hdw. Co.
for any hardware you need. New
phone Al.
One hundred and twenty-five men
who had been shoveling snow up in
the vicinity Of Tye came here yester-
day morning to take the train for Spo-
kane. Snow conditions have much
improved up on the summit OF the
Cascades in the past few days and
their presence was no longer consid-
cred necessary.
We carry only the genuine Kodak
goods in our camera department.
g. Wheeler's Photo & Shop.
The warm weather Of the past few
days has had diminishing effect on
our winters accumulation OF snow.
The turn OF the season, or vernal equi-
nox, is only ten days off, which en-
courages the belief that we shall soon
be doing business on the ground. The
passing has been long dreary winter
and no doubt every one will be glad to
bid it adieu on the 21st of March.
T. H. Cannon, employed on the
Curtis fruit ranch two miles east of
town. was here yesterday and inciden-
tally remarked that a three line want
ad in the Echo last week brought three
replies in as many days. He says all
the trees on the Curtis place have been
dug out OF the snow and with the ex-
ception Of young trees the damage had
not been great.
If you value superior service let US
be your druggist. We carry large
we'll selected stock of drugs and drug
store goods. All compromising is done
by experienced pharmacists. We
guarantee everything we sell to give
satisfaction, or stand ready to refund
your money. If you can't come your
self phone US your order and we will
deliver it promptly.
10 Koerner's Pharmacy.
According to the Everett Herald,
Harry Bryant, jitney driver, was ar
rested in that city last Friday, March
3rd, on complaint Of the Electric Co.,
for violating traffic rules. He was re-
leased on $50 bonds. There has been
fight on in Everett between the street
car company and the jitneys, and for
the past year the jitney men have been
having a strenuous time. Harry and
his brother, Frank Bryant, formerly OF
this city, have been operating jitneys
in Everett for year or more.
Mr.. E. H. Kohlhas of Seattle, who
last year bought the Wenatchee lake
shinple mill. snent several DAVIS here