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Newspaper

Leavenworth Echo

Location

Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1908

Page

3

Leavenworth Telma Mail and Express Schedule

The Leavenworth to Telma mail and express runs every Monday and Friday at 8 a.m. departing Leavenworth and arriving Telma by 4 p.m. The return runs every Tuesday and Saturday morning from Telma arriving Leavenworth at 4 p.m. For details contact Joe Massie, Proprietor, Leavenworth, Washington.

Leavenworth and Blewett Eareeworth Sam Aves Blewett Danoonpers Leavenworth Telma Joe Massie Wash

Chelan County Republicans Announce Sheriff Auditor and More

Chelan county voters hear declarations from candidates including Del McCoy and Ed Ferguson for sheriff and E G Spencer for county auditor. Others announce runs for prosecuting attorney and county engineer with eligibility subject to September primaries.

Chelan County del McCoy F. A. Reynolds E. G. Spencer Lakeside Sam R. Sumner J. W. Sussex

Bousquet Announces Candidacy for County Treasurer

A. A. Bousquet files in Wenatchee Chelan County March 4 1908 declaring candidacy for the office of county treasurer. The letter states intent to seek the treasurer position and is addressed to county officials.

Wenatchee Wash Chelan County A. A. Bousquet

Thomas Monday Bargains and Town Gossip

Local notices record weekly bargains on corn and tomatoes at Thomas and County, social visits among townsfolk, upcoming events at Farnsworth Sisters, millinery displays, and community updates including road work and voter registration details. The column notes arrivals from Port Angeles, Spokane, and Leavenworth, plus a few travels and medical consultations.

Satisfactory recovery noted for Wenatchee patient

Walter Ashman at Wenatchee hospital shows steady improvement and likely preservation of his arm though elbow stiffness may remain. Congregational services announced with Rev. Owens of Seattle to preach next Sunday and alternate preacher if needed. Also reports on Aug Meisner and wife visiting from Escanaba and Rev. C F Blomquist leaving for Cheney to work on a fruit ranch. Churchill brothers plan to reopen Eagle bar under new name in 30 days.

Edward Lee Rockford, Wash J. W. Elliott C. S. Ashman Waupaca Wis Leavenworth Wenatchee Mr. Ashmun Walter Ashman E. Owens Seattle Congregational Church Hales Christian Endeavor C. F. Blomquist Cheney Wash Churchill Brothers W. L Yakima National Forest J. S. Churchill North Yakima Coulee City Cascade Tunnel Great Northern

New Pupil Adds to First Grade as District Roster Grows

Hilda Franklin joins first grade while Martin Southwick Violet Stafford return to school after absence. New fifth grader Noah Franklin and Nina Carnahan join fourth grader Carl Albright and third grader Mary Carnahan. Several pupils absent sick in third room. Some students withdraw to work or relocate. Floyd Graham in Everett and Magdalyne McCoy in Spokane. County Contest League meeting set for May 2 in Chelan to foster county school ties. A recent dance is clarified not to be a Leavenworth High School event. it drew high school bar boys but lacked board or principal approval.

Noah Franklin Nina Carnahan Carl Albright Mary Carnahan Vivian Shore Irma Lamb Geneveive Lamb Henry Gohman Florence Kelly Freddy West Winchester Gus Harding Ross Ramage Floyd Graham Everett Magdalyne McCoy Spokane Huldah Frost Cascade Orchards Chelan Leavenworth High School

Makers Ball and Fairness in School Patronage

The piece challenges the use of a Methodist group or M W A and a harness maker in a team to push an event. It argues this misuses a respectable institution to gain patronage and asks if it is fair to schools and morality. It expresses regret and urges schools not to be drawn into such affairs again.

Sunday church services and events announced

The notice lists Sunday school at 10 a m and service at 11 a m aimed at the aged, with Epworth League at 7 p m and a 7 30 evening sermon for young people. Ladies Aid meets at Mrs Studebaker’s home next week. Sunday school children prepare an Easter program for the morning service.

Jake Crader the Sound Epworth The Ladies Aid

Fresh vegetables and celery at Thomas’ shop ad

Advertising copy offers fresh vegetables and celery touted as the whitest and most crisp in the city. It notes a selling point about grandfatherly judgment and encourages profits from experience, pairing the produce with Old I. W. Harper whiskey sold by J. G. Fritz at Overland Bar.

Thomas I. W. Harper J. G. Fritz Overland Bar

Five Acre Tracts and Local Ads in Leavenworth

Classified items include Frank J Brady hosting a three room house for heat, A L Mitchel seeking 240 acres timber land near Reynolds Washington, F A Reynolds selling real estate, and a Wenatchee laundry ad. Also notices call for bids on a 30 by 50 foot brick building with plans at Opera Bar and a pony for a lady rider. John Smith sets bid deadline April 14 with award April 15.

John Smith

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