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Newspaper
Leavenworth Echo
Location
Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1922
Page
5
A lengthy local column reports Miss Gladys Simons visiting Skykomish, families traveling to the coast, home sales pitches, and numerous town reminders. It notes house sales by Wm Pinch, various travel plans, and community events including an ice cream social by the Pythian Sisters.
It states voters outside incorporated cities who were registered last year need not register again this year, while those inside incorporated cities must register. Pool books close for original registration on August 22, 1922, and reopen on September 153rd day. County Auditor A. V. Shephard signs.
Mrs. Nickles wife of Robert Nickles forest ranger at Lake Wenatchee died last Saturday at Leavenworth Community hospital after an illness of about two months following childbirth. She was forty and survived by her husband four children and the infant. The body was shipped to Puyallup for funeral and burial with family, while her parents reside there. Community offers condolences.
Evangelist Mary T. Miller draws larger crowds as she preaches Hell to a full house on Tuesday night. She urges action before eternity and invites all to attend nightly except Monday at 733 Front Street with Sunday school at 10 a.m. and services at 11 a.m. and 7:45 p.m. Pastor M. McPhee extends welcome.
Maurice E. McClay sues Jessie May McClay for divorce alleging she stayed out until two or three in the morning. They had been divorced once and remarried. The warden sent two cans of cutthroat trout to the tunnel on Wednesday. Mrs D H Cameron visits from Farmington with relatives and Guy Stewart of Spokane.
Al Pesch traveled to Seattle Tuesday night to buy furniture for the Wenatchee hotel. The Women’s Foreign Missionary Society meets August 15 at 2 30 PM in the M E church basement. Mrs Fouts leads the program and mite-box opening with Mrs Sutton handling the mystery box. All ladies welcome.
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