Local News Highlights From Leavenworth and Surrounds
A flurry of social notices, travel updates, and community events fill this city column. Residents including Mrs. Guy Hamilton and Mrs. W. A. Tegtmeier host and depart for visits. Peter Heinrichs and others travel to Everett and Seattle. Elks and Elks gatherings feature in Wenatchee. A Chelan Falls flour mill fire causes $50,000 losses, with grain and apple boxes burned. We note dynamaite shipments to Red Mountain, a fatal logging accident near Cashmere, and local officials inspecting scales and auto laws. Oil and sport updates, school notes, and letters from military recruits round out the week’s bustle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelan Falls
W. F. Bickle
Wellemeyer
Garner
Iowa
Mr. Bickle
Seattle
Leavenworth
Wenatchee
Elks
Guy Hamilton
O. S. Sampson
J. B. Adams
Harry Wall
R. B. Field
Peshastin News Briefs Move Through Week in Review
Ralph Curtis and family escaped a crash after his car went over a 30 foot embankment while returning to Seattle. Mrs Curtis sustained several broken ribs. Tom Cannon visits Wenatchee and his wife improves after nine weeks. Fishermen from town return from Nason Creek elated at not exceeding the limit by 47 fish. New fruit packing sizing machines arrive for Peshastin Growers. warehouse masonry nears completion. Box contracts face price change clauses. readers advised. Ringling Bros Circus drew locals, with No. 3 GN stop noted. Mrs Parish resigns cooking post for Bird and Hobson. Mrs Pratt arrives from Seattle. Families vacation near Twin Lakes and Wenatchee Lake report refreshed. Eric Hoflin heads to Sweden. tubercular illness noted. Everett guests Geo Moore and A G Stage host visitors. Miss Otto of Spokane arrives for an extended stay.
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Tom Parish
Our
Ringling Bros Circus
G. N
Parish
Bird
Hobson
Wenatchee
Pratt
Foreman Pratt
Seattle
Curtis Farms thanks neighbors for fire response
Curtis Farms Incorporated expresses deep appreciation for friends and neighbors who responded to a Wednesday evening fire alarm. The note credits loyal community support for limiting losses and promises rapid rebuilding to sustain Wenatchee Valley industry, signed by President F. J. Curtis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis Farms, Incorporated
Wenatchee Valley
Curtis Farms Inc
F. J. Curtis
Pres
Local residents enjoy lake trips and travel notes
Brewett Our city Ford released from Cashmere Hospital and working overtime. S A Covert returns from Seattle. Frank Rice Aston and Patrick spent two days at Twin Lakes. raft stolen. fishing from shore. Miss Zella Nicholas of Helena visiting S A Covert. heads to New York for hospital training. Various locals visit Twin Lakes, Seattle, Spokane. Miss Mildred French goes to Spokane. Mrs Glen Smith visits Spokane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Rice
A. M. Aston
Mr. Patrick
Twin Lakes
Zella Nicholas
Helena Mont
S. A. Covert
Miss Nicholas
New York
Community Notes and Local Moves Across Eagle Creek Area
Eagle Creek residents share visits and plans including Olive Amos’s stay with her sister Mrs. Sharpe and multiple neighbors visiting each other. George Schrull plans to move to Leavenworth this week while locals hope movers stay nearby. Eagle Creek scouts enjoyed their first outing at the head of Eagle Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Amos
Dryden
Ray Sharpe
George Schrull
Leavenworth
J. B. Schons
Wenatchee
Martin Christenson
Cahill
Eagle Creek
Spokane Meatless Luncheon Set by Chamber of Commerce
The Spokane Chamber of Commerce held a meatless weekly assembly luncheon with a variety of vegetables and salads replacing the usual meat course. The change was well received and next week plans a wheatless luncheon with bread eliminated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Spokane Chamber of Commerce
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City News
Peter Heinrichs
Everett
Hamilton
W. A. Tegtmeier
the Sound
D. B. Motteler
Columbia River Siding
Mr. Motteler
F. T. Motteler
Miss McLean
The
Mutual Mercantile Co
Tacoma
Mrs. Judah
Butte
Montana
Judah
Robert Stanfield
Portland, Oregon
Ben Agar
G. T. Petticrew
Spokane
Howard van Brocklin
Port Angeles
Sound
M. Farmer
Old Leavenworth
Harry Nicholas
Norfolk
Virginia
U. S
Royal Development Co
Red Mountain
Vivian Shore
Vernie
Waterville
Shore
Federal Land Office
Kent
Wash
E. E. Cleaver
Yakima
Cleaver
Roach
Kirkland Ferry
G. W. Sampson
Winton
Chas. Newman
Coast
G. W. Hoxsey
Mrs. Wiley Rice
P. A. Snyder
Ohio
R. VU. Briggs
St. Paul
H. H. Carter
Chicago
L. F. Bullis
Decora
Minnesota
H. E. Wood
Round House
Anchorage
Alaska
Government Road
Jack Ruth
William Jenson
Mr. Jensen
Alice Luth
Mt. Vernon
Wm. Stage
Chelan
Miss Luth
Fred Wettstein
H. C. Barclay
Washington
Ray Brooks
Cashmere
Bee Hive
A. C. Barclay
Oregon
Franklin
R. B. Smith
Secretary of State
Hill
Northwest
Idaho
British Columbia
Leavenworth Creamery
G. W. Hathaway
Mrs. A. Brown
Burt
Raymond
Brown
Ocean
Peshastin
Ralph Curtis
Blewett Pass
Ralph
Tom Cannon
Nason Creek
Bert Goff
Walter Smith
Sarah Kelly
Bert Harvey
Lou Swarner
Frank Shelson
Wenatchee Lake
Eric Hoflin
N. P. Nelson
Sweden
Geo. Moore
A. G. Stage
Otto
Jas Smith
Brewett
Our City
Ford
A. L. Haines
Dean, Harold and Wallace Ginger and
W. P. Hanson
Mr. L. Beaudin
Bill
Mildred French
Doris Biles
Hank Harding
Harry Wedin
Paul Whitehead
S. A. Covert and Son
Miss Nicolas
Mrs
Glen Smith
Eagle
Congress
Germantown
Indiana
Pershing
Federal Postal Department
Germantowns
United States
Hoquiam
Aberdeen
Shipping Board
American Federation of Labor
Oroville
South America
Mary Jones
Koerner
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