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Newspaper
Leavenworth Echo
Location
Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1910
Page
5
Leavenworth to Telma stage line runs Monday and Friday mornings with 4 PM arrivals at Telma. Return trips depart Telma Tuesday and Saturday mornings arriving in Leavenworth by 4 PM. Mail passengers and express. Inquiries to Joe Massie, Proprietor, Leavenworth Washington.
Leavenworth and vicinity report a busy week with new officials named justice of the peace F S Taylor replacing C E Booth after resignation. The town hosts Washington's Birthday Eagles ball and a variety of social events. Local rail and lumber industry updates note road ballast work and planned saw mill restart.
R L Peake of Everett and Peake Bros with Bateman plan 1700 apple trees for the Albright place at the head of Chumstick valley and 24 acres in the Adam Emig property while M F Peake will plant five acres on his tract. Other Everett landowners in the valley will plant twenty acres in fruit this spring.
Resolutions dated February 12 1910 from the Old Settlers of Leavenworth Wash extend sympathy to the husband and family of Sister Jane Cromwell a valued member known for kindness in sickness and death. A copy is sent to the bereaved family The Leavenworth Echo for publication and to be filed in the minute book.
Coming Sunday February 20 at the Scenic Theater home of good things. Moving pictures of the Hacken Schmidt Rogers Wrestling Match and five additional bouts Britt vs Summers McGovern vs Gans battling Nelson vs Gans. Matinee in the afternoon. Six thousand feet of film shown at night. Admission 25 and 35 cents.
John Hoffius, son-in-law of M. F. Peake, recently moved to Leavenworth after formerly living in Everett and spending a year in Montana. He plans to stay, start a business, and has decided to sell his Everett property to finance the move.
The Ladies of the Congregational church will host a colonial social on Monday night February 21 in the church parlors. A collection of relics will be shown and several Colonial Dames are expected to attend. Mrs E A King invites loaned articles for display and Mrs Kesler of Seattle will sing with other patriotic music. Refreshments will be served and admission is 15 cents.
A compact notice seeks information on a heavy Studebaker wagon and asks to contact John Setan in Leavenworth for details.
Listings announce building lots for sale near the schoolhouse, livestock care manuals at King’s City Drug Store, eighty acres for five thousand dollars between Peshastin and Leavenworth, and a new feed store opened by Guy H. Whitson & Co. in Wenatchee. Also priced land near Cashmere and Harper whiskey ads appear with distributor details.
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