The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1916-11-17


and the aggregate is a substantial sum.
Have a look at the Holiday Sug-
gestion in the window at Koerners
DRUG Store. 40
Blewett pass is covered with several
inches Of snow and driving over the pass
for this winter is about over.
Have you examined your chimney
for defects7 This is the time OF year
when fires occur. A stitch in time
saves nine.
Neil Sears was down from the White
river valley country Wednesday. He
said the single mill which had been
shut down for few weeks was prepar-
ing to resume business again.
Joe Teshera, our town marshal says
he went out last Saturday and killed
one OF the biggest deer he has seen in
a number Of years. Stories Of killing
deer may be looked for from now un-
til the season is out dec. LIST.
Mr.. o. S. Sampson and Geo. T.
Sterling went TO Scenic Hot Springs
last Saturday afternoon and returned
Monday afternoon. Mr.. S. says it is a
fine place to spend a week end. The
hotel accommodations are excellent.
Mr.. J. c. Biles manager Of the
Peshastin Lumber Co. was here Mon
day and said they were running their
box mill to capacity. Logging opera
ito, were actively carried on. About
thousand feet per day are being de-
livered.
You haYe never seen woman who
had so much china that she wouldn't
welcome another piece. If you give
her piece from our stock it will surely
be appreciated and your taste comp
limented. Come and see what we
have at Koerners Drug Store. 49,
Will w. Thompson came down from
Chiwaukum yesterday. He says up to
this time there has been no snow or SO
little that it did not count. Everybody
up his way is prepared for winter but
hoping it will not be so severe as last
winter.
Photographs make the most accept
able Xmas presents. Your friends can
buy most anything you can send them
except your photograph. What would
you most appreciate from the folks at
home on Xmas morning7 Don't they
feel the same? Right now is the time
to make an appointment. Wheeler's
Photo h Art Shop. 40
The snow shed construction work
done this summer BY contractors J. W..
Hoy & Co. is practically completed.
The finishing up will be done by Dec.
10th. For the past week large numbers
OF the men employed on the work have
been laid of and came here to take
the train. Most OF them go west. Us
ually to Seattle. Wednesday fifteen
took the train. Yesterday twenty more
came here to buy tickets.
Mrs. F. Fonfare brought her little
three year old child TO the Leaven-
worth Hospital Tuesday afternoon suf-
fering from a severe burn caused by
pulling a vessel OF hot water off the
stove Tuesday morning. The burn
was quite severe around the body and
lower limbs. DR.. Judah says he does
not think the child is in serious danger
and hopes for its early recovery. Mrs.
Fonfare is Great Northern telegraph
operator at Winton.
J. E. Praul, a veteran miner who has
put in some eight or ten years in the
Red Mountain country trying TO make
a mine Of hole in the ground arrived
here Wednesday and the following day
took the train for Seattle. These old
miners are interesting characters. We
have known them to work with faith
that was worthy Of better cause on
some hole in the ground for forty years.
Every year expecting to strike it rich,
growing older and thinner every year,
but never losing faith.
c. S. Cook and Dude Brown returned
from Red Mountain last Tuesday after
delivering some FIVE or six thousand
0ounds nf snnnlies al the old Chelan