Local Happenings in Leavenworth News Briefs
Leavenworth notes list a3 aA visits, travels, and small town events. Residents and visitors including Isom and family, Love from Tye, Blankenship in Kittitas county, Sisson from Cashmere, and Ogden family travel. Newborn Cromwell son, Wood appointed night marshal, and Dr Burr reopens osteopathy rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Kinghorn
Rutherford & Burns
Isom
Little Son
Cashmere
John Love
Tye
Double Wedding Brightens Cashmere Scene
A Tuesday double wedding at the Heinrichs home united Miss Anna Hallock with Mr. William Poeppmuller and Miss Minnie Poeppmuller with Mr. Alfred Moon. Rev. Davis officiated before relatives and friends, then a noon dinner followed by departure to Seattle for a honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Hallock
Wm. H. Poeppmuller
Minnie K. Poepmuller
Alfred Moon
Peter Heinrichs
Poeppmuller
Rev
Davis
G. Poeppmuller
Petaluma
California
Minnie Poeppmuller
Ida Poeppmuller
Everett
Fred Hobson
Wenatchee
Earnest Heinrichs
Hallock
Leroy Hallock
Alma Poeppmuller
Minnie
Seattle
Leavenworth
Old Timer Visits Leavenworth Family Returns After Three Years
Mr and Mrs E M Brusha and children visit Cashmere after a three year absence staying with Mrs C M Waters the sisters. They are among Leavenworths first white settlers and plan to locate there moving their household effects as they await No 43 which runs a little late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiley Rice
Cashmere
Clifford Knowles
Lyman Durand
Seattle
Burr
Wenatchee
Barclay
A. D. Peppler
C. W. Seeley
Michigan
Bert Sparrow
Sparrow
Alaska
Tom Burke
East
Mr. Burke
Chicago
New York
Florida
Ellensburg
LaFayette Kenny
Brusha
Cashmere News
E. M. Brusha
C. M. Waters
Squire Stewart
W. H. Smith
Ephrata man James Johnson eyes Leavenworth business site
James FE Johnson of Ephrata spent several days in Leavenworth this week seeking a business location and considering citizenship there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James FE. Johnson
Ephrata
Leavenworth
Receipts From National Forests Rise in Pacific Northwest
The four month receipts for Washington and Oregon national forests totaled 115620 dollars, up 17 percent from the same period last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Oregon
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Echo Office
Forest
H. C. Blankenship
Kittitas County
Eastman Kodaks
Wheeler’s
Clinton Sisson
C. J. Simons
Dr. Newcomb
S. E. Cromwell
Chumstick Valley
J. B. Duncan
Peshastin
Fred Reeves
S. A. Potter
Roy Harris
Vancouver
B. C
Carl Tarlton
Snohomish
E. A. Wood
J. W. Pratt
Knights of Columbus
Crollard
Wenatchee World
M. G. Jones
Great Northern
L. W. Woodrow
Mr. Woodrow
Bae
Carlquist
J. E. Grayson
Wilson Creek
Herbert Foulks
G. N
Carlton
Neb
J. R. Ramsey
J. H. Wade
Mat Smitsch
C. E. Cline
A. H. Sylvester
Geo. Walker
John Bollman
J. D. Wheeler
Sylvester
Forestry Department
Blewett Road
Genevieve
Erma Lamb
Auburn
Wash
L. Lamb
James
Cascade Orchard Fruit Ranch
Spokesman-Review
Harry Wraight
McCabe
The
Wenatchee River
Joseph Hale
W. L. Hale
Mr. Hale
Kumlux Club
W. A. Hearst
Europe
W. A. Tegtmeier
England
J. B. Adams
J.E. Cullen
Leavenworth Mercantile Co
Cupid
L. F. Pitschow
Gull Lake
Saskatchewan
N. L. Brown
Pitschow
G. Poepmuller
Will
Poepmuller
Oscar Redfield
Overland
Redfield
King’s City Drug Store
E. G. Wheeler
Leavenworth State Bank
Rob’t B. Field, Cashier
the Home
G. W. Hathaway, Proprietor
the Leavenworth Furniture & Two Big Stores Hardware Co
Two Big Stores