Local Happenings In Leavenworth A Busy Social Scene
Leavenworth notes a flurry of visits and departures. Howard Van Brocklin and Mrs depart for Port Angeles. A M Cahoon and daughter Roberta head to Seattle for a month. Miss Myrtle McKinney en route from California expositions. postponed Methodist church lawn event. many locals travel to Wenatchee Seattle and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard van Brocklin
Port Angeles
A. M. Cahoon
Roberta
Seattle
Methodist Church
al Moon
Wenatchee
R. A
Ernest Heinrichs
del McCoy
Leavenworth
M. A. Marley
Elks Bunch
Bellingham
John Brender
E. L. Springer
Wenatchee Lake
Myrtle McKinney
Geo. Hood
Detroit
Mich
Pay Day Grand Theatre Promotion Promises Cash Envelopes
The theatre invites patrons to next Thursday night performance promising real cash inside envelopes and a free ticket to the first installment of a noted photo play. The offer highlights a unique audience incentive to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atre
The Diamond From the Skies at the GRAND Theater
A weekly serial feature titled The Diamond From the Skies opens at the GRAND with matinee and evening shows, inviting readers to catch the ongoing picture and not miss future installments.
Slumpkins Family Outing Turns Into Rough Day
Mrs Slumpkins recalls a Sunday outing with her dusty crew after a chaotic trip home. Children splash water, one stung by a yellow jacket, another falls from a tree, while Mr Slumpkins trudges inside with gear and exhaustion. A neighbor harshly questions the trip and the father quotes scripture. The kids insist they had a bully time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. S. Sampson
Butler Sampson
Cashmere Grove
Fred Miller
W. H. Little
Ernest Pfaff
Plough
Stumpkins
Washington Wheat Crop Seen At 45 Million Bushels
Grain Inspector R D Jarboe of the public service commission based in Tacoma estimates Washington’s wheat crop at 45 million bushels, conservative next to the 50 million government figure. He says the state’s crop will be the largest in history, about 10 million bushels above 1914, driven by more acreage though per acre production may be similar. Smut is less severe in areas used to it but spread over a wider area this year.
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J. Johns
Mary
Ashford
Wash
M. E
Chelan
Spokane
Beaver Creek
Snowden
Leavenworth
Emil Bauman
Miss May Fromm
Roman Fromm
Dalkena
Evangeline Peterson
Mesdames
Charles Anderson
J. Farrel
Ed. Tholin
Emil David
R. D. Jarboe
Public Service Commission
Tacoma
Washington
Inspector Jarboe
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Mert Elfers
Bridgeport, Wash
M. C. Sparks
Chas. Wallace
M. E. McKenna
Ausable
Michigan
Miss McKenna
California Exposition
C. B. Simons
Forest City
Iowa
J.C. Simons
R. E
Dick Simons
Don Ott
Peshastin
Willard Duncan
McCoy
Ott
Frank Rauch
Wenatchee World
Board of Equalization
Chelan County
H. A. Tucker
Alma Morgenson
Springfield
Mass
F. A. Wingate
J. H. Hatmaker
J. F. Earhardt
Clela Bullis
A. R. Bullis
Hamilton
Olympia
Washington Postmasters Convention
L. E. Knowles
Waterloo
Wiley Rice
Cashmere
Lowell
Nate Coleman
Mr. Coleman
Henry Sampson
Couer d’Alene
Idaho
C. S
G. W. Sampson
Mrs. Sampson
W. A Wadleigh
Ernest Bigelow
Ed Bruyette
Peshastin Valley
Sound
Jimmy Harper
Blewett Mill
Providence Hospital
J. A. Hearst
Alaska
M. A. Rodman
Colville Examiner
Echo
Mr. Rodman
Charles Hartshorn
Cascade Orchards
Centralia
F. A. Drebis
Mr. Hartshorn
Pacific Ocean
B. C. Rutherford
Penticton B. C
Northern Pacific
A. Richardson
Portland
Richardson
Sylvester
Carne
White River
Geo. H. Cecil
Lake Wenatchee
Lake Chelan Forest
Hagan Anderson
G. N. Railway
Chiwaukum
Dr. Hoxsey
Grand Theatre
Merc
Leavenworth Mercantile Co
Slumpkins
Leavenworth State Bank
L. F. Bullis
Rob’t B. Field, Cashier
N. B. Day
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