The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1916-05-12
LOCAL HAPPENINGS

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II you want to be sure it's right get
it at Wheeler's drug store. IL
Mrs. Hugh Stewart Of Peshastin was
Leavenworth shopper yesterday.
A. G. Mccoy received his new Oak
land car this week and is trying it out.
II you need a new range see our
line Of Monarchs. Phone Al. II"
Mrs. F. A. Losekamp returned from
Seattle today after spending a week
there.
w. o. Atwood was called to Wenat-
chez Monday to attend to matters Of
business.
You can have any size picture framed
at Wheeler's Photo & Art Shop. so
DR.. A. G. McKeown has moved into
the J. T. Mcdonald residence on River
front avenue.
F. S. Jacobsen spent several days in
Seattle this week whittier he was called
on business.
Shelled Corn $1.75 per cwt. at
Mottelers Feed Store. LOTT"
Mrs. D. c. Town and Mrs. E. Mob,
Ter were Wenatchee bound visitors
Monday afternoon.
County Treasurer Buttles attended
the Gun Club shoot on the local
grounds last Sunday.
DR.. A.C. Daniels Cow Invigorator.
More milk and better stock. Get it at
Wheeler's Drug Store. *1o
Rev. Probst of Kennewick and Rev.
Kirst OF Ellensburg were guests at the
home of John Koerner this week.
Thos. Pipkin, Of the Toggery Store,
made hurY-up trip to Seattle, leaving
here last Saturday and returning Mon
day.
Strawberry and Vanilla Ice Cream in
any quantity at Wheeler's drug store.
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Mayor Day, with J. w. Elliott and
L. F. Speidel for company, motored to
Wenatchee Yesterday in the mayors
new Overland.
Paul Weigand was taken to the
Leavenworth hospital Wednesday, SUI
fering from a well-developed case OF
typhoid fever.
Let us show you Hilbert's White
Rose Talcum in the frosted bottle. You
will agree that its the finest you ever
saw. Koerner's Pharmacy. 19"
Mr.. E. Green left Wednesday alter
noon for Yakima and will in the future
make his home there. Mrs. Green
will join him in a week or ten days.
Mrs. H. H. Krollpfeiffer, after spend
ing a few days at home, returned to
Cashmere last Sunday in order to be
with her father, Nate Shotwell. who is
still quite sick.
There's delight in every bite OF our
CANDY. We receive weekly shipments,
insuring fresh candy at all times. We
always have large, we'll selected stock
to choose from. Koerner's Pharmacy.
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The Rutherford Mercantile Co.
opened up Monday morning at the
new stand. Mr.. Rutherford says ne
likes it and believes the move Will
work out to the advantage OF the Gus
TONERS of the house and an increase OF
business.
Mr.. Fred Reeves came down from
the Chumstick ranch last week and
spent few days here. On his return
to the ranch Saturday he was accom-
panied by Mrs. Reeves, who spent the
last two months with her mother, Mrs
S. A. Potter.
Photo Supplies at Koeiners' ~
Mrs. Fred Miller came down from
Winton Monday and was an overnight
visitor at the home Of her parenrs' MI
and Mrs. o. S. Sampson. She says
the old snow is about all gone, but
new fall Of several inches Sunday night
caused some inconvenience
Mrs. L. F. Brender spent several
DAYS here this week and returned TO
Seattle. where Mr.. Brender is taking
the rest cure and may remain several
months. Mr.. Brender is suffering rom