The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1916-01-28
friday January Is 1915

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ranges at K. w. B. Hdw. Co. '3ti
Harry B. Smith, formerly of Merritt,
now residing in Wenatchee. was here
Wednesday.
Hot and cold drinks, ice cream, ap-
pie cider, etc., served every day in the
year at the Rexall fountain Wheeler's
Drug Store. s.
The Knights of Pythias gave dance
last Friday evening which was well at
tended and proved highly enjoyable to
all who were present.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Roach left on
the westbound train Wednesday alter
noon for Portland, Oregon, and expect
to be absent three weeks.
Bring US your prescriptions. We
guarantee to give you just what the
doctor orders. Accuracy is our hobby"
Wheeler's Drug Store. 81
c. B. McDermott, whilom citizen Of
this place, now residing at Wenatchee,
was here last Saturday afternoon shak
ing hands with old friends and drop
ping smiles.
Sheriff Kenyon was here last week
and dame rumor says he was looking
for violators Of the liquor law. AS there
have been no arrests we take it for
granted the laws have not been VIC
lated.
The Musical Entertainers at the
Scenic tonight. A violinist of merit
and vocal soloist are among the attrac-
tons. The soul Graves music quite as
much as the stomach does bread.
Gallery tickets 35c. A.
J. T. Mcdonald. for a number Of
years general manager OF the Wenat-
chez Valley Northern railway, now in
terested in the Peshastin Saw Mill at
Blewett, was here last Saturday shaking
hands with old Leavenworth friends.
IT'S an i'll wind that blows nobody
good-the tremendous snowfall of the
past two months has furnished employ
ment to a score Of men who, with
normal weather conditions, would have
been condemned to an irksome period
OF enforced idleness.
The Yappy Club, which held its first
dance two weeks ago at the Lamb
Davis club house, will dance again to-
morrow evening. The North Side
members will entertain the South Side
members and a substantial lunch will
follow the dance.
Your telephone and our free delivery
system make it possible for you TO
have drugs and other drug store goods
without delay. We started the free
delivery service for your convenience
and we hope you will use it freely.
Let your phone do your brands.
A. Koerner's Pharmacy.
The Leavenworth Library committee
announces a Valentine dance to take
place Friday evening, Feb. II, at the
Firemen's hall. Admission one dollar.
The proceeds will be turned into the
library fund. This is a most worthy
cause and should meet with generous
patronage.
Jas. Doty returned last Saturday from
Princeton, Mimi, where he was called
two weeks ago by advice that his
father was very low. His father died
Jan 10th, before he arrived. He says
the thermometer stood at 40 below
zero in Montana on the 18th and 18th
of this month.
The adjourned meeting of the Leav-
enworth Musical Club was held at the
LID. clubhouse Tuesday evening. A
constitution and set of bylaws were
read and adopted and six new men,
bers admitted, making total of SO.
After the transaction Of business two
hours were devoted to dancing. 1t is
unofficially announced that the initial
performance OF the club will be The
Mikado," the date for which has not
yet been fixed. Another meeting will
be held next Tuesday at 8 p. m. in the
LID. club rooms, to which all inter-
ested in musical work are invited.
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