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Newspaper
Leavenworth Echo
Location
Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1910
Page
5
The Lake Wenatchee stage line runs from Leavenworth to Telma every Monday and Friday at 8 a.m. and returns Tuesday and Saturday at 8 a.m. with 4 p.m. arrivals. Mail passengers and express handled. For details contact Joe Massie, Proprietor, Leavenworth Washington.
Leavenworth locals report closing out sale at D M Thomas Quality Grocer beginning April 2. Community notices include city club meetings, theater ads, railroad stock talks, orchard and mining developments, and upcoming speeches at the M E aid society and church functions.
Miss Hazel Ingham celebrated her tenth birthday last Monday with a party for several young friends. Attending were Violet and Gladys Stafford, Florence and Gladys Pinch, Marian and Georgia Doty, Marguerite Albright, Laura Hathaway, Laura and Narcisse Patterson, Merle Debord, Hazel Ingham, Miss Canby, Mrs. Patterson, and Mrs. Ingham.
W E Moore, formerly of Spokane hotel circles, has closed a deal with Mr. Leftwitch for the Hotel Chikamin and assumed management this Monday. Mrs. Moore and their young daughter arrived early this week. The building’s owner, Mr. Losekamp, plans a third story addition this summer to expand capacity as guests are turned away nightly. Leftwich retires to his ranch in the Chumstick valley to til land.
A notice on business doors explains the Current Topic club meeting at the Congregational church was postponed. A. H. Sylvester organized young men to form a club offering entertainment and mutual intellectual benefit through boxing hand-wrestling and talks on current topics after 8:30 with the president calling the meeting to order.
Last Saturday between two and three o clock a fire at the Bloom residence near the depot damaged a six year old building valued around 2500 with 1500 insurance. The north side chemical could not be used and the city hall chemical arrived about thirty minutes late, allowing the flames to spread. Household goods were saved but the occupant J B Violette suffered several hundred dollars in losses from damaged and missing items. The fire likely started from a defective flue.
Prof. Macomber of the Cheney state normal spoke at the opera house Tuesday about astronomy using clear non technical language. Stereoscopic views aided understanding and the audience gave a strong ovation after the engaging talk.
Fruit trees listed include 250 Winter Bananas 200 Rome Beauties 200 Jonathans 150 Delicious 100 R I Greenings from Grimee Garden with a few cherries and pears. Trees scarce this year. orders to P H Graham shoe and harness man. The Gage Hats display April 2 at Mrs G E Painters Millinery Parlors. Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea advertised as spring tonic 35c at City Drug Store.
High class ten acre tract in Yakima Valley with deep volcanic ash soil, cleared and level, near Sunnyside canal, 1% miles from county seat, government water right signed, $200 per acre. Also listings include laborer hires, gopher poison ads, fruit trees, poultry eggs, building lots, candy shop items, and local services all advertised in Echo office notices.
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