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Newspaper
Leavenworth Echo
Location
Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1910
Page
5
A large shipment of powder No 1 and No 2 along with stamping materials arrives at the L D Store Co Prices are stated as favorable for buyers seeking these items in the current market.
The issue reports new business openings including Harry Moore's stylish Bjork building store with pool tables and fruit department, plus a bank remodelling project for a Fritz building conversion. It notes population shifts, land sales, and numerous visits by residents and travelers, with civic events such as the City Beautiful club meeting and Ladies aid activities.
The L D Store Co announces new stock of Pla mates children’s shoes. They call the line world famous and practical with prices reachable for any buyer. Come in to view the selection and try them on. Once worn always worn.
Adams and Carr formerly divided the Adam Emig place and sold Emig Park lots. Adams sold lots 9 11 and 4 to Knocks and McDonald, leaving lots 3 and 10. Congregational Church notes Tuberculosis Day observance and I O O F Rebekah lodge anniversary services announced by Pastor W V Davis with invited attendance.
The city poll tax of $2.00 per annum for 1910 is due and payable since March first. The Town Marshal may collect and receipt for it. Pay promptly at receipt to avoid costs.
The M E Church reports one hundred and one Sunday school attendees last Sunday. The superintendent is happy, the young ladies class was organized, and two more classes are planned. The basement is needed for the growing school. Attendees should go to the Sunday school convention at the Congregational church next Monday afternoon and evening. No Ladies' Aid meeting next week. The following week the ladies meet with Mrs Geo Rice. Services next Sunday include Sunday school at 10, morning sermon at 11, Epworth League at 7, and evening sermon at 8 with a cordial invitation from Pastor J O Hawk.
The M. E. Ladies' Aid records their deep regret at the loss of sister and co worker Mrs. Mary Marks. They extend sincere sympathy to the bereaved relatives and arrange for copies to be sent to the family and printed in The Leavenworth Echo, with minutes updated. Committee members Mrs. L. C. Egan Mrs. Geo. Rice Mrs. F. T. Mottler.
Wenatchee notices invite Odd Fellows and Rebekahs to meet at the I O F hall on Sunday evening April 24 at 7 30 to march to the church. Rev Davis will lead services at 8 and all are welcome. G S Hart to speak April 26 at 8 pm at the Commercial Club rooms with a grand ball to follow. Ed Utter, secretary.
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