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Newspaper
Leavenworth Echo
Location
Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1908
Page
5
Leavenworth and Blewett Stage operates from Leavenworth every Monday and Friday and from Blewett on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday at 7 AM. The service carries passengers and express with D Shugart as proprietor.
Leaves Leavenworth every Monday and Friday at some time. arrives at Telma at unspecified time. Returns leaves Telma every Tuesday and Saturday morning and arrives Leavenworth at 4 p.m. Mail service offered for gems and express. For details contact Joe Massie, Proprietor, Box 1, Leavenworth, Wash.
Village gossip records arrivals from Vermont and Seattle visitors to Olympia and surrounding areas. It notes voters registered, candidates traveling the region, church services, and family health updates with multiple named individuals and places across Washington and nearby states.
Mrs. E W Sherwood visits from Kent Washington plans trips to Cashmere Monitor and Wenatchee. Registration for voting runs to Sept 7 with officials named. Community aid shown as mill workers funded Fred Lyons family relief. Geo P Rice seeks justice of the peace seat. notes a past leg amputation. Plus a two hour Peck novelty show with wireless demonstrations and acts at Mercantile Co on Aug 19.
A list of attendees includes Miss Genevieve, Miss Mirian Hannon of South Dakota, Miss Irma Lamb, and many couples such as Mr. and Mrs Herman Stoltze and Mr. and Mrs Gerald Goerger with Rose, plus Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Rice and others. After a pleasant evening with refreshments, Sunday school at 10 a.m. covers Saul Tries to Kill David. Morning service topic Pardon. Rev. R. B. Hansel of Everett will preach. Christian Endeavor at 7 p.m. led by Mr. DeFeyter with Lessons from the Sea.
The Epworth League schedules a Sunday evening meeting at seven with a song service and hymn renditions plus a short author sketch. Special choir music and two phonograph selections are planned. Mrs. Rumohr leaves for New Brunswick due to her mother’s illness. A young folks concert and supper follows next Thursday in Fraternal Hall with a cold dinner and 25 cent admission.
J. W. Lemon details nervous, stomach, spinal and eye troubles and offers non surgical cross eye correction. He has practiced in Wenatchee for a year with offices over First National Bank and Emil Franks Market. Free pupil eye exams and school-child discounts through September 1 with August 15 office hours.
Advertising notice for a 26-room hotel or lodging house with modern conveniences offered for sale by F. E. Carlquist watchmaker. Inquiries to box 28 Leavenworth Washington. Also notes “All work guaranteed” and bread promotion at Bon Ton.
Help needed for light housework in a small family. Inquire at this office. Note indicates days 30 and 31.
An iebuyer style listing promotes John Teshera of Leavenworth Washington offering guiding with 13 years experience and saddle and pack horses for Cascade fishing trips. Also notes Dr Langdon visits Joe Massey’s barn biweekly, Vienna bakery fresh buttermilk and Old I. W. Harper whiskey sold by J. G. Fritz at the Overland Bar. The Vienna bakery advertises bread buns pies and cakes as thrift and convenience.
All Things Being Equal Why not send your laundry to We natchee. The Wenatchee laundry claims to be as well equipped as city plants and invites trial. Tell Mr. Forrs, the local agent, to send your next bundle to the Wenatchee laundry. Off
The note states the Vienna bakery will operate from a tent until its new quarters in the Weigand building are ready and will continue supplying the house wife market, with Will McGlothlin as proprietor in 2011.
A Vienna bakery offers a variety of warm weather drinks as the season heats up. Bright ideas feature refreshing flavors and new menu items designed for customers seeking light, flavorful beverages in a sunlit shop.
Geo P Rice declares his run for Justice of the Peace in Leavenworth precinct on the Republican ticket subject to voters at the September primary election.
The red humped apple tree caterpillar is stripping leaves. Spraying with arsenate of lead, purchasable from drug stores or produce dealers, will efficiently control the insect. F A Drebis.
A birthday party honoring Mr. F A Drebis and his mother Mrs J F Drebis was hosted at the Cas cade Orchards home of Mr and Mrs F A Drebis. Guests included Mr and Mrs Charles Hartshorn and Mr and Mrs Lyman Lamb among others visiting from Olympia.
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