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Newspaper
Leavenworth Echo
Location
Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1922
Page
2
School luncheons and club meetings fill Peshastin daily life with menus, programs, and visits. Residents report illness and deaths, PTA activities, charity events, and local social notes, including guests, travel, and upcoming clean-up day at the school yard.
Mr and Mrs N G Morton purchased the J H Jackson home on Division Street for 2600 The Ritter couple from Sioux Falls rented the Park home of FE B Patterson W R Wade and wife visited Malaga Mrs Ed Hathaway of Seattle visited her daughter Mrs Fred Butler Lindsay Currie of Peshastin spent Easter with relatives Mr and Mrs E Wilder Pollock hosted dinner Opal Fortner and Raymond Lowers Color scheme yellow and white Mrs Wm F Weimer from Seattle visited sister Mrs Grant Paton Mr Sim Smith hosted his sister from Seattle Dr F T Robinson looked after property interests in Brewster Mr and Mrs Alden Westland took apartments over the F M Bank W L Tucker bought DeBord Addition lots The three Wells children spent Easter with grandparents Mr and Mrs Geo Hillard of Monitor Mrs C M Erickson recovered from tonsillitis Dr J D Barnes in Idaho for business The Westminster Guild met Misses Stark and Ladd at Blewett hotel The Gleaners plan an apron sale at church April 20 Mr and Mrs D R Moody hosted dinner Five Hundred game followed A Smoking Forest fire risk noted from careless tobacco disposal
Dean Stephen I Miller returns to full-time duties at the University of Washington after a year of leave to work with the Northwest Electrical Service League. He argues the university must serve the society that created it through a broad base plus targeted specialization to inspire students toward life work.
Carelessness causes most fires in national forests and a $500 fine or 12 months in jail or both may follow any fire left burning or not fully extinguished. A single match started a great blaze that destroyed timber and property, drove away wildlife, and left hunting grounds desolate. Break your match in two and ensure it is out before disposal.
Ordinance 219 amends receipts distribution from Leavenworth water system between Water Fund and Water Extension Fund. It sets 90/10 split until warrant indebtedness paid, then 50/50. includes late payment interest at 8 percent and treasurer endorsement rules. first reading in 1922, approved April 11.
City ordinance requires a license from the City Clerk for any hall or place charging admission to a public dance. Owners must ensure orderly conduct. violations carry up to 100 dollars fine. Ordinance repeals prior related provisions.
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