The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1916-02-25
friday February Is 1916

and everything for your party at Wheel
er's Photo & Art Shop. It'll
The Degree of Honor is scheduled
for a dance in Firemen's hall next
Tuesday evening. AS it is on leap
year day evening it will likely draw a
good crowd.
The K. Of P. lodge will meet this
evening (Friday) in the Firemen's hall
for the transaction of important business.
A good dinner is one of the rewards
promised those who attend.
Wheeler wants your drug business. g
The Yappy Club, an aggregation
made up Of young married men and
sprinkling of older and younger peo-
pie, fond of tripping the light fantastic
toe to the tune of a fiddle, will meet
in the L. D. club rooms tomorrow
evening.
M. D. Montgomery has one of his
hands in sling as a result of an un-
fortunate accident. While splitting
wood Monday the ak handle struck in
such a manner as to throw the blade
into one side of his hand, almost cut
ting thru the first thumb joint. 1t will
be some weeks before the use of the
hand is fully restored.
It's an i'll wind that blows nobody
good" runs the old saw. 1t has been
abundantly verified in the past few
weeks by photographer Wheeler. who
has made snow scene pictures and is
now doing a regular land office BUSH
ness in selling snow scenes Of slides,
wrecks, mountains and canyons. He
can hardly supply the demand.
Wheeler pays the freight. Write or
phone US your drug orders. Wheeler's
Drug Store. IS
Mr.. ]. F. Osborne, living on part of
the old Schubert place, two miles east
of town, was here the first of the week
having walked to town. He said it is
impossible to get team over the road.
He stated he is doing what he can to
dig the limbs of his fruit trees out Of
the snow but thinks the damage to
trees will be great in any event.
You are the boss at this store. We
are here to serve you. Our success
depends entirely on how we'll we can
please you. That is why we bend ev-
cry effort in securing the best of goods
and place at your disposal our time, our
best judgment-which is the result Of
many years of experience-and the best
service we are capable Of giving. May
we serve you7 Koerner's Pharmacy.
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Robt. L. Smith, roundhouse fore
man, met with a serious and painful
accident Tuesday afternoon. While
repairs were being made on an engine
which he was overseeing heavy piece
OF iron fell on his leg and foot. The
leg was badly bruised and several
bones in the foot were broken. DR..
Hoxsey attended the injured man and
says he will be out of commission for
three weeks or more.
DR.. A. R. McKeown made trip to
Peshastin on foot one day the past
week to visit his patients in that com
munity. The train service was too I'M
certain and any other means of con-
veyance was simply out of the ques-
ton. Now, however, the roads are
broken out and the cold weather of the
first OF the week has firmed up the
snow so that it will bear up horses.
Warm weather will OF course very
quickly make the roads impossible.
Accuracy is our hobby" Wheeler's
Drug Store. g
A number Of roofs have gone down
under the heavy snow in the past ten
days. The railroad company's coal
shed roof went down last Friday. A
part of the roof on the steel company's
buildings were pretty badly damaged
but were repaired this week under the
direction of Mr.. o. c. Moore, who
came here from Spokane last week to
superintend the work. Several small
unoccupied dwellings had the roofs
broken in by snow. Not single in