The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1916-12-08

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Mrs. T. E. Smith and children went
to Krupp Washington last month to
Mrs. Smiths parents to remain an in
definite time.
Grandpa Wright has been quite sick
the past two weeks. He is improving
says DR.. Elmer. Mr.. Wright is 80
years old.
Safety First" Have your prescrip-
ton filed at Wheelers Drug Store. 40
Mrs. c. F. Nicholas, mother of Mrs.
Jas, Buchanan, living on the north
side, is recovering from a severe case
of the grip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Fisher and Mrs.
John Nugent. Of Cashmere, spent sew
eral days here this week visiting at the
home Of Lee Howerton.
A combination Of useful toilet articles
is always welcomed by woman.
Select from our stock now while it
is complete. Koerner's Drug Store. 49,
Mr.. w. F. Blankenship, the pioneer
resident Of the lake Wenatchee region
is spending this week in town with his
sons Spencer and Floyd.
If he smokes give him box OF good
cigars. We have the best standard
brands put up in boxes of 12-25 and
so Koerner's Drug Store. 4o*
Fred Stoltze who was taken to the
Leavenworth Hospital last week suffer
ing from necrosis of the bones in the
thumb is improving, says DR.. Judah.
Get your Partisan Ivory goods at
Wheelers Drug Store. We have the
"Pyralin" brand-best on the market.
and doesn't turn yellow with age. AZ
Mr.. J. E. Gutherless took the early
morning train for Seattle yesterday. He
has not been in the best OF health the
past few weeks and hopes change Of
climate will benefit him.
DR.. Elmer announces that he is now
located on Commercial street, near
Eighth, close to postoffice, and direct
" across the street from the old Echo
building. 1857
Mr.. H. A. Patton, from the Wash
ington Surveying and Rating Bureau,
Seattle, Was here this week inspecting
the electrical wireing in the business
houses.
The law firm of Kemp and Baker,
Fred Kemp and E. L. Baker, of Wen
atchee has been Dissolved by mutual
consent. Both gentlemen will continue
the practice of law separately.
After Monday, Dec. 10th
Carlquist the Jeweler, will open in
the evening until after the holiday
seoson 4o*
Mr.. and Mrs. o. S. Sampson went
10 Wenatchee Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Sampson to visit few days with
her daughter, Mrs. w. H. Little, and
Mr.. Sampson TO attend a meeting OF
the E!ks' lodge and return the follow
ing day.
William Briskey left Wednesday for
Seattle, where he goes to join his sis
ter, Mrs. Frank From and her husband,
who expect to take ship at Seattle to-
day for San Francisco, and with them
he means to spend the winter in San
Francisco.
Thad Neubauer, veteran Blewett
miner, was here the first Of this week
and remained two days before leaving
for his mountain home. He says there
will be considerable work done in that
old camp this winter. The AmalgA-
mated Mining Co., is working force
Of men on the old Meteor property.
Cariquist Has
The largest and most varied assort-
ment Of holiday and seasonal gift goods
ever shown in Leavenworth.
You will be hard to please if he can
not show you something for every pur-
pose. You will also find the price very
reasonable 40
A box OF choice confectionery is ac-
ceptable at any time whether its for the
wife, sweetheart. or the Riddles. Our