Leavenworth Social and Business Notes and Events
Local items cover ball schedules for Eagles Owls and St Patrick’s in the opera house, weekly rail mail and travel times to Telma, and a wide chain of notices from watchmakers Keatings Grocers and the L D Store. Town news includes visitors, real estate sales, seeds, a Carnegie library step, a cable to Wenatchee, and band plans at the opera house.
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Eagles
Owls
Washington
Ladies of the Altar Society
Opera House
Leavenworth Regular Council Meeting and Adjournment
The council met last Tuesday in regular session with all members present except Phelan who is convalescing. The Bridge Committee report was accepted and a Friday meeting set to finalize the proposition. Several bills were approved and warrants issued, including for Hoxsey health officer and local utility payments. An ordinance granting street use for gas heating and lighting was read, two new ordinances on poll tax and clerk pay were read, and Treasurer-elect Anderson’s bond approved. A resolution urged hiring surveyors to estimate costs for a municipal water plant and bond vote. Community notices follow, including church services, society meeting, and local social visits.
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Phelan
Hoxsey
Tumwater Light & Water Co
Frank Sutton
Leavenworth
Anderson
Woldenberg
Break at Electric Plant Crushed Pipe In Water Line
A serious incident occurred last Saturday when water flooded the big pipe line at the electric plant. A three foot diameter boiler steel pipe was crushed by water pressure though not bursted. Estimates place repair costs around $20,000 with a two month timeline.
Epworth League Oyster Supper Aids Church Fund Drive
The Epworth League's oyster supper raised funds toward the church building with $32 paid toward a $50 subscription and about $250 still unpaid. Evangelist Luce arrives next Monday for a two week revival, with Sunday School as usual and a union evening service at the Congregational church. Rev Rumohr and Rev Davis will lead services. Ladies Aid meets Wednesday at Mrs James Edwards.
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Epworth League
Ladies Aid
Jas. Edwards
Evangelist Luce
Congregational Church
Rumohr
Davis
Congregational Church Notes Services and Meeting
Sunday school is at 10 a m and morning worship proceeds as usual. Evening service at 6 30 features the Local Union of Young Peoples Societies with leader Miss McNett and the topic Lessons from the Book of Job. A union church service follows.
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Union of Young Peoples Societies
Miss McNett
Novelty party marks Alpha Rebekah Lodge 194 debut
The Alpha Rebekah Lodge 194 held a Saturday night event in Odd Fellows Hall on February 6. A large crowd enjoyed decorations in pink and green, games, prizes, and refreshments. Visitors from Cashmere attended. the affair was a social and financial success.
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Odd Fellows Hall
Alpha Rebekah Lodge
Cashmere
Echo Advertising Novelettes and Local Listings 1910
The Echo promotes calendars wall pockets banners and other advertising novelties for 1910 with reader samples and prices. Readers are urged to compare costs with traveling agents to save money. Also listed are livestock offerings from J E Schubert and W E Boston, with milch cows Berkshire boar Jersey calves and more. A whiskey prize from the St Louis World’s Fair is offered by J G Fritz at Overland Bar. Nickell’s features Edison records and a new attachment. Pfeiffers Pharmacy handles prescriptions.
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The
Echo
St. Louis World’s Fair
J. G. Fritz
Overland Bar
Valentines in post office window highlight low prices
Mrs. LaRue offers valentines to fit any case at moderate prices. Advertises first class rooms on East Commercial Street and stationery at the post office store. Pfeiffer's sells druggists sundries and toiletries. Nickell's shows valentines and post cards opposite the depot. J D Langdon moves to town as veterinarian, available via Joe Massie's barn. Seven room plastered house near round house listed with R E Simons at L D Store.
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East Commercial Street
R. E. Simons
L.D
Round House
L.D. Store
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Lake Wenatchee
Telma
See
Joe Massie
Leavenworth, Wash
F. E. Carlquist
Pert Watchmaker
L.D. Store Co
al Moon
Wenatchee
Charley Fox
Edward Mahoney
Spokane
Palace of Sweets
Hill Bros. Diamond H Coffee
D. M. Thomas’ Quality Grocery
Sol
N. Coleman
T. C. Thompson
Seattle
Tacoma
Charley Salick
al Meisner
Wm. Roach
C. H. Hamilton
Guy
Gene
James Mackey
City Hall
O. S. Sampson
L. W. Bloom
Rebekah Lodge
Quigg
Peshastin
Blue Point
Geo. Siverly
Wm. A. Nelson
Wenatchee Lake
Mr. Siverly
Council
M. C. Dean
Des Moines
Iowa
Harry Dean
Hillyard
H. B. Smith
Merritt
Chicago
Ohio
Nelson Forsythe
Keatings
Ed Westbrook
Manza Farmer
Mr. Westbrook
Keatings. S
Senator Jones
Diamond H Coffee
D. M. Thomas
Atkinson
Masonic Fraternity
Fred Keiser
Monopole
Thomas’ Quality Grocery
C. M. McKenzie
Harrington
Emil Frank
Dr. Elmer
Cascade Tunnel
Wm. F
Galen James
Delos Fowler
White River Valley
Dr. Shore
the Opera House
Thomas Howard
Goldfield
Nevada
Okanogan County
Loomis
D. H. Fish
Wenatchee World
Associated Press Service
Daily Telegraphic
Methodist Church
Christian Endeavor Society
H. Nichols
Echo’s
Chumstick Valley
Mr. Dennison
Will
Otto Brender
Mrs. Freytag
Mintzer
John Brender
Fred L. Brender
Filson
District 22
F. S. Brender
Maston
Nelson
Rumphr
Miss Savage
Messrs
Peppmoeller
Cromwell
Mitchell
Billy
Douglas
Religious
M. E. Church Notes
Young Peoples
J. E. Schubert
W. E. Boston
J. W. Harper Whiskey
Pfeiffers Pharmany
the Palace of Sweets
Pride of
Real Grain & Milling Company
Wenatchee, Washington
E. A. King
L.D. Store Co., Agts
Lilamb
Clinton
PINE
C. R. Lamb
Minneapolis, Minn
G. E. Lamb
Ath
P. Davis
Treas
Mgr
Leavenworth, Wa
Big Rock
Meisner & Roach
Geo
Keating
Nickells
Pfeiffer’s
Nickell’s
J. D. Langdon
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