Worth and Blewett Stage Line Schedule
Leaves Leavenworth every Monday, Wednesday and Friday from Sam. leaves Blewett every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday from Tam. Carries passengers and express under lk. D. Shugart, proprietor.
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Newspaper
Leavenworth Echo
Location
Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1907
Page
3
Leaves Leavenworth every Monday, Wednesday and Friday from Sam. leaves Blewett every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday from Tam. Carries passengers and express under lk. D. Shugart, proprietor.
A long list of town notes covers new hires and relocations at Moore Co and local jobs, a hotel restoration, church events, social gatherings, and a shift in telephone service. Reports include a firewood sale, a tragic child death, transport delays from snow slides, rail accidents, and bridge construction timelines. Notable names include R E Simmons Waterloo IA, Spencer Blankenship, Thomas, Otis, and Dr Hoxsey.
Campbell's show window displays leather art goods, hosiery, sheet music, and millinery, plus new banners and center-pieces. Also advertised are a boarding house for sale near the business district and services by L J Nelson and Mrs L W Bloom. A Japanese boy seeks general house work with good wages. Frank Erxleben promotes low prices on plumbing work and fixtures.
Plain and ornamental plastering and cement work of all kinds offered by C M Johnson. Contracts available for interior walls ceilings cornices and decorative plaster features. Free estimates and references provided upon request.
A terse recruitment notice by D J Marble offering to take over G W Hathaway’s laundry, promising first class work low prices and prompt delivery, with call for customers to notify him for pickup and delivery service focusing on high grade starched items.
Hutchings and Kern sue Jesse I Randall for 25 dollars plus costs and attorney fees. Hearing set May 1 1907 at 10 a m in Leavenworth Chelan County Washington. Failure to appear may lead to a default judgment against Randall.
Frank J. Brady filed a complaint against Jesse I. Randall to be heard May 18 in Leavenworth Washington. If Randall does not appear and answer, judgment will be entered for fifteen dollars plus costs and attorney fees. Complaint filed March 1 1907 before F J Taylor Justice of the Peace.
The Wenatchee Steam Laundry, under present owners, reports superior, satisfactory work and a large rise in business thanks to skilled staff. D. J. Marble of 48 Leavenworth endorses its quality and urges a trial. Also promoted are the Great Northern Hotel, I. W. Harper whiskey, and M. Farmer's White Wyandotte chickens and eggs for hatchi ng.
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