The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1917-04-06
LOCAL HAPPENINGS


Scenic, April 13. Senior Class Play.
Miss Anna C. Raley, of Seattle, is
here on visit with Mrs. F. A. Cassidy.
Guiana Cream will keep your hands
soft smooth and white. Koerner sells
it. IL
Mrs. R. E. Mckinney returned
Monday from the coast where she spent
three weeks with old friends.
Mr.. Max A. Jeffords was here Tues
day from Wenatchee. He is soliciting
contributions for the Wenatchee hos
pital.
Miss Grace Wilson, of Peshastin
returned from Los Angeles Wednesday
afternoon after spending the winter in
the southern metropolis.
The warm weather Of the past few
days has had the effect Of bringing out
the benches in front Of the park and
their prompt use by the sons OF rest.
You know the action of Cascara Bark,
we'll those Cascara Co. Tablets Koerner
sells are a big improvement, and a
wonderful laxative. IL
County Assessor Spencer was here
Monday for a few hours mixing with
the citizens and incidentally attending
to some business Incidental to his
Office.
Mrs Hattie Plat returned from We
natchee last Friday where she under
went an operation in the hospital, and
friends say she is in fair way to COM
plete recovery.
Are you going7 Where9
Scenic, April 10. Senior Glass Play,
The W. C. T. U. will meet at Miss
Ralston's at $3.50 p. m. April 10th,
Medical temperance will be discussed.
A number of interesting subjects have
been outlined for future work.
II you have any kidney or bladder
trouble. get a box OF Koerner's
Guaranteed Kidney Pills and try them.
If they don't do all you could reason
ably expect, just tell Koerner and your
money will be refunded. IL
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Smith returned
Wednesday from Raymond, Wash,
whittier they went last week on visit
to their daughter and husband, Mr..
and Mrs. Burt Brown. Mrs. Brown
and baby came back with her parents
on a return visit.
Those Cold Busters Koerner sells
sure bust up a cold. IL
R. E. Simons. G. N. station agent
last week moved his family from the
town residence to ten acre ranch on
the south side OF the river, formerly
owned by A. G. Mccoy. He sold his
town home to conductor Roy Lewis,
who has taken possession.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Mohler have been
at Orting, Wash, for the past two weeks
with Mrs. Mothers father who suffered
a stroke Of paralysis. Leavenworth
friends who have heard from Mrs.
Mohler say her father has improved
very much and may recover.
Mr.. N. Coleman is putting in few
DAYS with old Leavenworth friends this
week. He says he is getting his
Entiat saw mill ready for business and
expects to be converting logs into
lumber as soon as the snow disappears,
which will be about the first of May.
Seeds, all kinds OF SEEDS at
Koerner's IL
Charley Gibbs, once citizen OF
these parts, where he accumulated a
competency raising red apples near
Peshastin, and retired few years ago
and has since been taking life easy.
He now makes his headquarters at
Seattle and comes over the hump
occasionally to absorb a few rays OF
sunshine. Unless weather conditions
change he will get fooled this time.
Anyhow, we are always glad to see the
old tillicunl.
Mr.. R. A. McKinnie left today for
Okmulgee, Oklahoma, to make his
future home. He will be accompanied
by his mother as far as Warden n,
Wyoming, where his father has been