The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1916-10-27
friday October 27 1915

Come to US next time you need comb.
Koerner's Drug Store. 40
Mrs. o. S. Sampson and Mrs. G. T.
Sterling will be hostess tomorrow after
noon at a bridge party at the Sampson
residence.
The Catholic ladies will give a spe-
cial dinner in the Sanitary market from
noon until evening election day, Nov
vember 7th. 43#
On the way and soon here-CHRIST-
MAS, Of course-the time when your
friends will be loking for your photos.
Wheeler's Photo & Art Shop. 40
Thru an oversight an advertisement,
Prohibition Laws Compared" was
printed in last weeks Echo which
should have had printed over it the
words, Paid for Advertising"
We make a speciality OF high grade
bristle goods, making 1t possible for
you to get better brush for every pur-
pose here than at most stores. An in
spection OF our stock will convince
you. Koerner's Drug Stare. 40
S. B, Clark who has charge Of the
young ten acre orchard Of R. E. Simons,
on the south side Of the river, reports
that he is thru picking apples and will
have in round numbers a car load Of
apples Of very excellent quality.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Rice and
daughter Ruby returned to the city last
Tuesday after an absence of thirty days
rusticating in the vicinity Of Winton
three weeks and spending a week with
friends and relatives in Seattle and
Everett.
Our large assortment and reasonable
prices will surely please you. Koer-
ner's Drug Store. 40
Mr.. John H. Feryman of Wenatchee,
candidate for joint senator from Chelan
and Kittitas counte, spent Tuesday
here getting acquainted and letting the
faithful know his position on the burn
ing issues OF the hour. Mr.. Feryman
is an Al man, and if the majority he
has to overcome was not so great he
might become Senator Ferryman.
Ed. A. Wood, number of years a
resident OF Leavenworth, now residing
at Brewster, was here last Saturday and
returned to his home Tuesday. He
says it is within the range Of possibility
that he may return to Leavenworth.
The Echo will be glad to record the
fact. Mr.. Wood is a good citizen.
He is the kind OF man that always
wants to be doing something.
/ Conductor H. L. Smith, on %, the
east bound fast mail train, was hit by a
snow shed post near Scenic Hot
Springs, in getting on the train Wed
nesday morning and had his hip in
jured. The train reached Tye before
be was missed. From there to Leav-
worth it was without a conductor.
Smiths injuries are not considered
serious.
These days of sudden changes in the
temperature are apt to cause sudden
attacks OF illness, such as Sore Throat,
Colds, Coughs, LaGrippe, Catarrh,
Neuralgia, Earache, Group and many
other ailments for which we are pre-
pared to furnish the proper remedies.
When in need of anything in the drug
line let US fill your wants. Koerner's
Drug Store. 40
Burt Brown arrived from Raymond,
Wash, last Sunday and is here on a
weeks visit to Mrs. Browns parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Smith. Mr.
Brown says his father is in business at
Raymond and all over the coast bust
ness is good. Every saw mill is run
ming full blast. The trouble now is to
get men. Every mill is complaining
Of scarcity of help.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. G. Smythe
motored to Chelan last Saturday. in Mr.
Smythe's new Ford and spent the day
with Mr.. and Mrs. Swartout, Of whom
they are old friends, and returned Sun
day evening. Mr.. Smythe says the
country about the lake has a prosper
GUS appearance and the building Of a
big dam on Chelan rever by the Great
Northern is likely to give the lake