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Newspaper

Leavenworth Echo

Location

Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1904

Page

3

Great Northwest Time Table and Stage Line Schedule

Arrival and departure times for the Great Northwest line show West and East routes. Dpta 185 ar and Ar 150 PM times noted with early morning depts. Blewett and Leavenworth Stage runs Mondays Wednesdays and Friday or Saturday at pass. Passengers and express service offered by H. Irwin, Proprietor.

Westee Blewett and Leavenworth Stage Blewett Avenworth Thursand IRWIN Stage Line

Foresters ball tops town social season in Wenatchee

The piece notes the Foresters ball as the season’s highlight with promises of the annual New Year dances. It references Mrs. Grundy and Bloom’s ball as social anchors and urges attendance Monday night. Nearby ads promote houses for sale, a local dentist, and fresh groceries at Mercantile Co.

Foresters Co. G Wenatchee Wash the Foresters and Companion Court Monnight

Christmas greetings and town notes from Leavenworth

Local column records Christmas visits and illness among town residents including Mrs. Sam Merriam and Chas Wonder. Several travelers return from Wenatchee and Seattle to visit family. Forester's ball planned for holiday season and Miss L E Hamilton to have an operation. Capers capture community generosity as Losekamp distributes 300 decorated china plates door to door with gifts.

Geo. Beam Wenatchee S. F. Taylor Wechee Chas. Wonder L. G. English Lake Wenatchee Forester’s

Card of Thanks from B. of L. F. Christmass Ball patrons

The members of the B. of L. F. express sincere thanks for the generous patronage shown to their annual Christmass ball held on December 26. The committee gratefully acknowledges the support of friends and the public.

B. of L. F

Singer Miss Shepard to headline Bloom's Hall event tonight

Church entertainment at Bloom's Hall under the church building committee features Miss Boonie Bell Shepard. The Spokane recital praised her dramatic selections including Cavatina from Goldmark Queen of Sheba and Nevin lullaby Mighty Lak a Rose. Proceeds benefit a good cause.

Miss Shepard Bloom's Hall Church Building Committee Spokane Spokesman-Review Plymouth Congregational Church Boonie Bell Shepard Eila Kiesling Ethel Warren

Firemen's Ball Celebrated at Smith & Tholin’s Opera House

The Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen held its annual ball last Monday at Smith & Tholin’s opera house. A large enthusiastic crowd attended, enjoying orderly dancing and holiday revelry. Midnight banquet at the Overland hotel drew praise from the attendees.

Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen Smith & Tholin Opera House Art Terpsichorean Overland Hotel

Christmas Cantata Dazzles at Congregational Church

Leavenworth Sunday school children staged a Christmas Eve cantata in the new church described as the best entertainment yet by the group. The crowd filled the pews as Mrs. Godfrey and Mr. Walker received thanks for their help and the devoted ladies who drilled the children were praised for their effort.

Leavenworth Godfrey

Woman's Twentieth Century Club Meeting Ordered Next Wednesday

A business meeting of the Woman's Twentieth Century club will be held next Wednesday afternoon January 4 at the home of Mrs L J Nelson. After the business session there will be a musical program and refreshments will be served. A sleigh will be procured to take the members to and from the meeting. It is desired that each member be ready to start at 2 o'clock, at which time the sleigh will call for them.

Woman's Twentieth Century Club L. J. Nelson

Entertainment at Bloom's hall by Congregational church group

Leavenworth hosts an all hands entertainment tonight at Bloom's hall under church building committee auspices. Spokane singer Miss Bonnie Shepard, Wenatchee speaker O M Congdon, local reader T W Greeve, and a quartet led by Mrs Springer, Mrs Godfrey, Mr Walker, and Mr Sheridan perform vocal and dramatic pieces. An note on Sadoske mine interest in Seattle circulates with hopeful wishes for owners and investors.

Bloom's Hall Congregational Church Building Committee Leavenworth Bonnie Shepard Spokane O. M. Congdon Wenatchee

Chiwaukum Holiday Visitors and Local Notes

Miss Cora Williams of Houston Michigan visits Chiwaukum for holidays with sister Mrs. Thomson. W T Greve traveled to Leavenworth for a brief trip. Chas Cass hauls wood for Mr. Shibly. Will Thomson from Wilson Business College Seattle returns home for holidays. Miss McGregor, Woodbury teacher, on the Sound, expected back Sunday.

Cora Williams Houton, Michigan Chiwaukum Mrs. Thomson W.T. Greve Leavenworth Chas Cass Mr. Shibly Will Thomson Wilson Business College Seattle Miss McGregor Wood Suvur The Sound

Dancing Class Inspires Social Dance At Opera House

The Dancing Class led by Prof. McDaniels met at the opera house last Saturday evening and spent about three and a half hours in a social dance after the class. The piece notes the value of good music and rhythm to dancing and invites readers to join the class tomorrow night. Also mentions Elberta Hotel Wenatchee offerings and local social notes including Mrs. Anna Tholin hosting cards and Dr. Hoxsey’s trip. Marshall Field is cited as the nation’s heaviest taxpayer with a $40 million assessed value split between $30 million real estate and $10 million personal property. Next year the speaker expects paying taxes on an additional million dollars of real estate.

Dr. McCoy Cashmere L. E. Hamilton C. W. Poage Master Jim Quincy Poage Big Bend H. R. Stearns Herbert Stearns Wenat‘chee Geo. S. Merriam Rose Stearns Bush Bronson The Great Northern Spokane P. M. Long Jake Shotwell Wenatchee W. C. Pendleton, Jr McDonald McDaniels Opera House Anna Tholin Dr. Hoxsey Marshall Field United States Mr. Field Chicago Board of Review Field

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P. O Ralston Farm Mack M. Sandstein Elberta Hotel Mercantile Co's King Bros Pendleton’s Leavenworth Mere. Co Echo Office Geo. Blacksedge N. M. Sorensen City Drug Store J. B. Hathaway Merc. Co L. W. Bloom D. H Ariel D. M. Thomas & Co M. O. Tibbits Sam Merriam Chas Salenes Emory Ross C. Hoyne P. H. McGuire Eagles Will Madison R. T. King Leavenworth Mercantile Co Madison Bon Marche Mercantile Company Leavenworth Mercantile Company Losekamp Frank Losekasip F. A. Loosekasip Losekanp Church Entertainment Congregational Church Sadoske Post-Intelligencer
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