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Newspaper

Leavenworth Echo

Location

Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1910

Page

5

Lake Wenatchee Stage Line Schedule Notice

Leavenworth residents learn of the Lake Wenatchee Stage Line with departures from Leavenworth Mondays and Fridays, and from Telma Tuesdays and Saturdays. The stage arrives in Telma at 4 p.m. and returns to Leavenworth by 4 p.m. For details contact Joe Massie, veteran, box 7, Leavenworth, Wash.

Lake Wenatchee Leavenworth Sam Telma Poneenece Aes Joe Massie Veter Rox Wash Sa

Leavenworth Echo notes social and town happenings

Leavenworth and vicinity items cover visits from Wenatchee and Spokane, new business notes, a Masquerade Ball on February 14, and local marriages including Irene Simmons Pearl Bissell and Samuel Knowlton Florence Crocker. It mentions residents' health, property purchases, and community fondness for valentines and spring goods.

Miss Mosher’s Amateur Drama Delights Leavenworth Audience

The Cashmere Amateur Dramatic Club staged a well received drama in the opera house with strong performances from Wallace as Ephraim Mosher Roy Davis as Dallas Aldrich and Hazel Abshire as the heiress Miss Leta Mosher. A social later celebrated Mr and Mrs Knowlton amid a large Leavenworth wedding group. Obituaries and fraternal notices follow with resolutions for Joseph Kelly and Mrs Jane Cromwell from local orders and ladies’ aid.

Cashmere Marian Kendricks Herbert Singerly Goldin Case Osbourne Williams

Free agricultural paper and seed offer for Echo readers

The notice invites farmers and fruit growers to get one of the nation’s best agricultural papers free with The Echo and, in addition, receive one dollar’s worth of garden seed for 30 cents. This offer targets readers in the immediate farming community.

Carey divorce suit filed over cruelty and support

Yesterday afternoon Cora Adelia Carey filed for divorce from Daniel J. Carey alleging cruelty and non support. They married November 16 1903 at Everett Washington have one four year old child and seek custody and alimony. An injunction restrains him from disposing of property, with holdings in a local concern valued at about $5000. The pair lived in Leavenworth two years before moving to Missoula where Carey is superintendent of a large brick making plant in which he owns an interest. Mrs. Carey daughter of M F Peake plans to move here.

Sam Knowlton Florence Crocker Mrs. Crocker Leavenworth Evangeline Peterson Mrs. Knowlton Cora Adelia Carey Daniel J. Carey Everett Wash L. C. Bolton H. H. Parsons Missoula Carey M. F. Peake

Lincoln School Program and Box Supper in Peshas tin

A program and box supper will be held at the Lincoln school in Peshas tin on Saturday night February 12. All are invited to attend. Proceeds go to the library as ladies bring boxes. The church service for next Sabbath features an expository sermon on the 15th chapter of St John in the morning and the evening topic Watchfulness. WM. V. DAVIS, Pastor.

Lincoln School Peshastin WM. V. Davis

M E Church Reports Strong Sunday Attendance

The M E Church notes a good day with full services and a Sunday school scene. all teachers were present and a new class formed with Miss Kelsey as teacher. plan for a great Sunday school and invite all to attend next Sunday at 10:00 a.m. J O Hawk pastor.

Miss Kelsey J. O. Hawk

Old Settlers Meeting Called at City Hall

An Old Settlers meeting is convened at City Hall on Saturday February 12 at 2 30 pm. A full turnout is earnestly desired as important business will be discussed. F A Losekamp serves as president.

F. A. Losekamp

Real estate and classifieds in local Echo issue

Multiple ads describe 5 acre tract with house and barn for 2000 near post office, sewing jobs at home, 300 post listings, three building lots near school, free veterinary manual offer, and eighty acres for 38000 between Peshastin and Leavenworth with over fifty acres of prime land from Str M. F. Peake & Son.

School House Echo Peshastin Leavenworth Wenatchee Valley M. F. Peake & Son Perkins- Baker Land CO Third Ave Seattle

Wanted: boy to learn the cigarmaker's trade

A notice seeking a boy to apprentice in the cigarmaker trade at Heffernan's cigar factory. The short public notice invites applicants for entry into the craft.

Heffernan’s Cigar Factory

Hoquiam General Hospital Training School Admissions

Capable young women invited to enter training school for nurses at Hoquiam General Hospital in Hoquiam Washington. For particulars address Hoquiam General Hospital. Also notes on local businesses Alt Nickell's retail goods and Leavenworth Steam Laundry service plus Vienna Bakery and a feed store offering various grains and horse feed.

Leavenworth Vienna Bakery Hoquiam General Hospital Hoquiam, Wash

Valentine display at Nickle's on Front Street

The first showing and best assortment of valentines can be found at Nickle's on the west end of Front Street.

Nickle’s West End Front Street

Leavenworth Gets New Feed Store Branch on Front Street

Leavenworth welcomes a new feed store from Wenatchee based Guy H. Whitson & Co. It opens on Front street and will offer a full line of feeds and fuels. F. T. Motteler serves as local manager.

Guy H. Whitson & Co Wenatchee Front Street F. T. Motteler

For Sale 160 Acres North of Cashmere with Timbered Areas

Real estate ad offers 160 acres six miles north of Cashmere. Ninety acres are heavy timber with several acres cleared. For details contact Mrs. A. M. Stewart in Davenport Washington. Also mentions Edison phonographs and 4 minute records at Nickell's and Fireside machine demos. I. W. Harper whiskey advertised as essential and sold by J. G. Fritz at the Bank Bar.

Cashmere A. M. Stewart Davenport, Wash Nickell’s I. W. Harper J. G. Fritz

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Leavenworth and Vicinity Reliance Alf D. M. Thomas Kinney Eva Briggs John Tholin Miss Anna Mr. Butte James Coulson T. W. Greeve Gull W. J. Gull Coeur d’Alene Idaho Oliver Bates Dr. Hoxsey’s Hospital Palace of Sweets W. E. Hoxsey Spangle Mr. Hoxsey W. C. Lancaster Hills Bros I. O. O. F. Hall the Echo William Watson Mitchel Hotel Wm. Nelson W. F. Blankenship Frank Ott M. O. Logan Rush Huston White River Valley Henry A. Manson Miller Dean, Hannon and Meachem Charles Hendricks Rarey W. W. Thomson Douglas County Potter L. A. Mitchell Geo. Godfrey Spokane Pearl Bissell The P. C. Connelly Wilson Creek Merritt Hegler Hegler Ira Holden John Holden Soldier Camas Prairie C. P. Willis Rainier Forest Reserve Forest Service Cleator Mr. Willis J. W. Elliott Mr. Elliott W. O. Platt Great Northern Railway Southern California Southern California Bissell Si Irene Simmons John LaRue Davis Bissell Miss Simmons Mr. Bissell Knowlton-Crocker Samuel Knowlton Baptist Church Johnson Miss Mosher Colorado Irene Austin Nick Kincherf Easton Oregon Heaven Joseph Kelly Brother Kelly Leavenworth Aerie Order of Eagles Guy A. Hamilton Art Johnson Committee Jane Cromwell M. E. Ladies Frank Bartleman Will Payne Missoulan of Montana Box Supper Congregational Church M. E. Church Notes Old Settlers’ Meeting A. L. Haines L.D A. L. Mitchell Dr. Roberts King’s City Drug Store Coleie the Hyatt- Fowells & School Alt Nickell Valentines Edison Phonographs Odd Fellows’ Hall G. W. Hathaway Prop North Side Grocery Co North Side Grocery Company Overland Hotel J. B. Violette, Prep Pacific Beer Graham OCERS Washington
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