The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1919-04-18


Del Mccoy the Peshastin merchant
had an operation on his foot in Wenat-
chez the first of the week.
Messrs. NJ. W. Starks and F. A
Wingate attended the good roads
meeting in the Red Cross rooms We'd
nesday evening.
New Easter perfumes at Koerner's
drug store. apr18*
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Westcott return
ed from Spokane Tuesday where they
spent several days visiting the family
of their son George.
Stewart Simms and W. A. Doelle,
two Cashmere business men came here
Wednesday to attend the good roads
meeting in the evening.
The ]. C. Penney Co., has some very
pretty Silk dress skirts for Easter at
$500 up. apr18*
Mr.. Arthur Brown arrived here last
Monday morning from Montana. He
says Mrs. Brown is visiting with
friends in Minneapolis.
Mr.. F. w. Cockburn, from Devils
Lake, North Dakota, spent several
days here last week with the family of
his son c. G. Cockburn.
Mrs. Tom Darling went to Wenat-
chez last Monday and in the Deacon
ess hospital underwent an operation
which proved successful.
The soda fountain is now open at
Koerner's drug store. apr18*
Mr.. F. w. Stevens arrived from Chi
cago last week and intends to spend a
month here. He is connected with
the Great Northern Lumber Co.
Mr.. Geo. Briskey and his daughter,
Mrs. Andrews, spent several days at
the county seat the fore part of the
week attending to legal matters.
A new line of wash goods arrived at
the j. C. Penney Co., this week. They
will save you third or more. apr18*
Mr.. E. F. Sutton left for Everett
Monday afternoon after spending
three weeks on his son-in-law's ranch
near Leavenworth, the Deering place.
E. E. Bachelor and w. A. Nelson,
from the White River Valley were
here this week and on Wednesday eve
ming attended the good roads meeting.
Ice cream for Easter at Koerner's
drug store. apr18*
The following Leavenworth citizens
were at the county seat this week in
attendance at the superior court as
regular jurors: J. A. Hearst, J. H.
Sharp, J. G. Miles and Jas. Cahill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erickson of Seattle are
here on a prolonged visit to the fam
lily of their son C. A. Erickson book
keeper at the Great Northern Lumber
company.
Maccabee card party and dance at
Masonic Hall Thursday evening
April "a. apr1S*
Mrs. Geo. Stirling left for Corydon,
Iowa, last Wednesday, where Mr.
Stirling is engaged with his father in
publishing the Wayne County Demo
crat, and will make his future home
there
Koerner's drug store specializes on
| filling prescriptions. apr18*
AL Pesoh came down from the roof
of the world yesterday. He says life
at Tye is moving along on schedule
time and the snow is disappearing as
| fast
tude.
F. A. Loskamp was a returning pill
grim yesterday from Elk River Idaho,
where he has been for the past month
and says he has concluded a mining
deal which will give him more time to
devote to his Leavenworth interests.
Clyde Warren, one of the hustling
members of Warren Brothers garage
of Wenatchee, is spending most of his
time in Leavenworth territory these
days demonstrating his different
makes of cars and says he is doing
big business. Warren Bros. handle
both low and high priced cars and are
able to give the average buyer most
anything he wants. They have sold
over a hundred machines since the
first of last January and their sales
so they say would have been still
greater if they had been able to get
the cars. They have established a
reputation for square dealing and are
widely known all over central Wash
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