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Newspaper
Leavenworth Echo
Location
Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1914
Page
3
Local notes report residents visiting relatives, travel to Wenatchee and Spokane, illness cases, and personal business. Mentions J G Fritz return from Seattle, Joseph Steinborn planning to relocate to Ellensburg, and Mrs A G McKeown leaving Bellingham. Includes election notices, upcoming primary September 8, and Terry L Ross Republican candidate for county auditor.
Dr. Judah and his wife with Mr. and Mrs. Cannon of Wenatchee end a three week Bern outing and head back due to cold nights. J. L. Close, from St Paul to the Great Northern Examining Board, returns as the board’s work pauses. Carl Cloud, former Echo foreman, visits Leavenworth on his Minnesota return. O. C. Moore of Spokane, Republican candidate for congress, chats with voters. A children’s party at Mrs. Burgess’s celebrates Gurthine Wallace and Vaunita Burgess birthdays with games, singing and luncheon among a list of attendees.
Rev Nicholas of Cascade Orchards will lead Sunday morning worship at 11 o clock. Rev Rumohr will address the Epworth League in the afternoon and conduct the evening service.
Regular services announced for Sunday at the Congregational church with morning and evening worship led by Pastor Rev W V Davis. Attendance and timing details are shown as usual for the church calendar.
Sunday school at 9 35 and English preaching at 10 35 led by Rev F E Sterns pastor with his sermon following.
Cow litz County Chronicle notes political clash with White Jones and Johnson discrediting Wilson and Bryan while Alex Falconer pushes a bill to survey unsurveyed 700000 acres for tax rolls. Falconer seeks to tax big timber firms and railways to ease taxpayer burden.
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