The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1916-11-24

anu Tue aggregate is SUBSTANTIAL sum.
Tom Burke left yesterday on No.
for Seattle where he expects to put in
few days attending to business affairs
A new line Of books for boys and
girls, also Bibles and Testiments have
jus; arrived at Koerners Drug Store.
46s
Miss Dele Clapsaddle, Of Outlook
Wash, won the first prize on corn ex.
hibit at the Exchange Corn Show il
Spokane this week.
6,343 votes were cast in Chelar
county at the general election. Senator
Poindexter had over 1900 majority.
$50 socialist votes were cast.
When Mr.. J. B. Adams returned last
Saturday after week spent in the lower
valley he was accompanied by his son,
Jay, who spent Sunday here.
Mr.. ]. C. Penny. president/ot the
Penny Golden Rule Co. stopped of
here Tuesday to visit with Mr.. Gilbert
manager of the Leayenworth Colder
Rule store, and went on to Wenatcbee
in the afternoon,
Jeweler Nelson returned yesterday
morning on the early train from Seattle
where he spent four days and while
there bought goods for his holiday trade.
He says finding what one wonts is nc
easy matter, and everybody lays it OIL
the European war.
In spite Of the fact thai the whole
sale price of all sorts OF stationery ha:
advanced from 500 TO 1000 we are
showing very fine selection at the
old prices. Better make your selection
now before we are obliged to double
the price. Koerners Drug Store. 46'
F. A. Blacker was here this week
experimenting the shipment Of the
last of his apple crop to Everett. He
had some FIVE or six cars and will dis
pose OF all Of them in his home town
He has one large retail stores himsel
and disposes Of considerable quantity
thru that source.
Mr.. R. Eastabrook received one o
those popcorn street wagons last week
and will set it up to supply the boy:
and girls. and all the old people who
are addicted to the pop corn habit
with fresh roasted popcorn. II you
have never seen one we can only say
| it is multum in parvo, and then some.
Mrs. E. A. McCrea, mother Of Mrs.
Grace Wright, after an absence Of three
weeks spent with friends at Entiat,
returned last Sunday in company with
county assessor E. G. Spencer and Mrs,
Spencer, who motored up the valley
for few hours visit with old Leaven-
worth friends and returned 10 Wenat-
chez in the afternoon.
DR.. Shore, recently returned from
New York state, where he spent two
years, arrived here last Saturday and
visited with old friends and acquaint-
ances for several days. He says il
really seemed very good to get back to
Washington after spending two years
in the effete east. He left his family
in Waterville. He means to again set
tie in this state but has not fully deter
mined on location.
Mr.. Walter M. Olive now Of Seattle,
formerly and for manv years resident
of Chelan county, stopped of here
Tuesday to visit with old friends and
called on The Echo. Wherever he is
and whatever he may be doing you may
always count him live wire. At pre-
sent he is manager OF the Western
Manufacturer, OF Seattle, While in the
valley he visited his father who is one
of the old residents OF Cashmere.
Mrs. J. B. Adam returned from
Seattle last Sunday morning in order to
Join Mr.. Adams, who in the afternoon
Of the day departed for Spokane where
they intended to spend this week in
attendance at the Ninth Apple Show.
Mr.. Adams is president OF the Skoo-
KUN Packers Association, embracing
the counties Of Chelan, Douglas, Okla
hogan and Grant. While apple pack
ing will take up some of the time OF The