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Newspaper
Leavenworth Echo
Location
Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1907
Page
3
Leaves Leavenworth every Monday Wednesday and Friday at 7am. Leaves Blewett every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday at 7am. Carries passengers. Ex E. D. Shugart. Prop. Stage Line.
Leavenworth to Telma schedule shows departures Mondays and Fridays at 8 am and arrivals at Telma at 4 am. Return runs Tuesdays and Saturdays at 8 am with arrivals in Leavenworth at 4 pm. Service includes mail passengers and express. For details contact P. W. Van De Grift, Prop. Leavenworth, Wash.
Town and County items report Keating’s Granite sale and new coal sheds near completion. Edna Featherstone and Doris Brender rode to Wenatchee lake. Mrs. John Tholin heads to Soap Lake for the water cure. Mrs. R. E. Farrell returns from North Yakima visit.
Mrs Hoxsey returns to Spangle while Max Spremberg's family welcomes a daughter. Tacoma visitors Leila Hartman and others arrive as local business figures like C J Bell and E W Rottler discuss town prospects. Growth in housing, farming, and shipping amid new school work and copper property inspections mark the week in Leavenworth and nearby areas.
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Curry, eye sight experts from Walla Walla, will hold a one day visit in Leavenworth at the Overland Hotel on Saturday September 7. Free eye examinations will be offered and residents are urged to attend.
Peach Blossom flour advertised for large loaves with the Wenatchee Milling Co. urged to seek the name on every sack. Also a note about property on East Commercial Street, a whiskey brand I. W. Harper, bar sale by J. G. Fritz, and a Jersey dairy stock and Scotch collies listing by R. L. Ludlam in Peshastin, Wash.
School District No 49 invites written propositions from Eagle Creek and Cascade Orchards for transporting school children. Submit to the clerk G. W. Hathaway.
A single direct import of tea reached the town last week. D M Thomas received ten cases packed for his trade claiming freshness and purity. Also listed are items for sale and local notices including horses for sale, a dancing class schedule, and dining suggestions in Wenatchee.
H. H. Meeker offers wall tinting estimates. The ad claims service between Seattle and Spokane with a location at Wenatchee's Great Northern Hotel. References Wenatchee and local trade.
For FIVE-ACRE TRACTS see L. J. Nelson 26t. Who Does Your Laundry If you have never given Wenatchee laundry a trial do so this week. Take your bundle to Ernest Forbes, our new agent. If the work is not satisfactory tell Mr. Forbes who will report the trouble to us and the Wenatchee Laundry will make it right. Is that square.
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