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Newspaper
Leavenworth Echo
Location
Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1915
Page
6
A near full house enjoyed a polished amateur minstrel show in Leavenworth. Coaching by F. S. Jacobsen is cited, with a large cast of soloists, choristers, and instrumentalists performing songs such as America I Love You and When Irish Eyes Are Smiling.
Advert describes the liver as a blood purifier and claims impurities cause biliousness headaches dizziness and constipation. It promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills as a remedy to cleanse the liver and restore energy. Sold for 25 cents at druggists.
English walnut raising in north central Washington is likely to be a leading industry in ten years. Grays Harbor canneries will open January 1 for the steelhead salmon season. The Vancouver election for port commissioners costs $2.80 per vote. Aberdeen chamber starts a trade at home campaign. Hoquiam seeks $150000 by subscription for a public wharf. Wheeler's Drug Store is headquarters for Xmas shoppers.
A Hamilton Ohio family endorses Dr. Bell's Pine Tar Honey as a ready household remedy for severe colds. The ad claims Pine Tar Honey penetrates throat and lung linings, destroys germs, and helps nature. Available at druggists for 25 cents.
Poultry shipments including live chickens ducks geese and dressed meat requested by Commercial Creamery Co of Spokane Washington. Also cream prices plus premium offers for new cream shippers. Koerner's Drug Store advertises discounted 50 Yule Log and Joyous Revel items and describes a cardboard Christmas log party custom for children with gifts inside a ceremonial bring-in.
Peshastin C S Taylor visited Wenatchee on business. Another wedding is expected soon. M W Stark returned from Soap Lake. Mrs Stark to stay a few days longer. Mrs R S Curtis hosted the Kyoritsu club. School closes today for two weeks vacation. teachers may travel home. M W Stark and J W Sussex drawn on the January court jury. Mr and Mrs Wm Taylor learn of their son-in-law’s death at Friday Harbor and attend the funeral. Paul Gregory seeks surgery for chronic appendicitis after a bad attack. to Seattle for operation. Shop at Wheeler's Drug Store while the line is complete.
Dryden notices include H Remley's business trip to Iowa Ed Page and family visiting Spokane may stay through holidays A basketball benefit dance set for next Friday the 17th at Shermans hall Rev Duke of Cashmere preached at North Dryden schoolhouse Beatrice Sloan ill with typhoid fever Wini fred Barker surprise eighth birthday party planned by Mrs Erickson and daughters The Titmouse is a bird and several humorous misstatements are noted Also Christmas and New Year Cards at Koerner's Drug Store Walla Walla has shipped 100000 bushels of wheat recently.
The centerpiece was a large cake adorned with eight pink and white candles. The children enjoyed the party and had a fine time as the celebration continued.
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