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Newspaper

Leavenworth Echo

Location

Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jan 01, 1909

Page

5

Lake Wenatchee Stage Line Schedule

Leavenworth to Telma stage service runs Mondays and Fridays at 8 a.m. with 4 p.m. Telma arrival. Telma to Leavenworth departures on Tuesdays and Saturdays at 8 a.m. arriving back at 4 p.m. Mail passengers and express. Inquiries to Joe Massie proprietor Box 71 Leavenworth Wash.

Leavenworth Telma Joe Massie Wash Department of the Interior U. S. Land Office Waterville Las Delos W. Fowler E. W. Meridian

Local notes from Wenatchee and Leavenworth events

Numerous brief items describe visits and travels of residents from Wenatchee to Seattle and Everett, Christmas dinners, and social calls. Also noted are plans for a St. Valentine dance, new business openings including a plumbing shop and eye institute, a possible irrigation project in Washtucna, and a Seattle Brewing Co building plan adjusted due to Leavenworth fire limits.

Seattle Brewing Co Leavenworth

Local mishaps and court actions fill a small town week

W J Moon injured carrying nails on a bridge project and told to rest a week or two. Prof E W Emmett and wife travel to visit relatives, Emmett returning for school. Magistrate Taylor handles holiday delinquents with fines totaling 30 dollars. Fire alarm at Dr Hoxsey hospital causes minor roof cut and quick extinguishment. Christmas dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Daly with fourteen guests. Jack Smith acquitted in Sunday saloon case after jury request. Crass notes next Sunday case to be tried in Superior court.

W. J. Moon E. W. Emmett G. A. Daly Jack Smith E. N. Burgess M. B. Hake Jack Carr A. E. Dickinson Geo. Hathaway Frank Reeves Crass

Dr Lemon Skips Town After Defrauding Widows and Stores

A man calling himself doctor J. W. Lemon left town for Wenatchee after preying on locals. He targeted house widows and shops, accepting credit and investing most earnings in a west end cellar poker game. He fled as news spread, leaving debts and a trail of victims.

J. W. Lemon Wenatchee

Christmas Home Party For Forest Service Family

Sylvester and his wife hosted a Christmas day gathering at their home for eighteen forest service members including relatives. The Santa Claus trio attended and distributed gifts to all present, with guests remarking on the cheerful atmosphere and equal generosity.

Sylvester Forest Service Santa Claus

Local hosts praised for delightful evening hospitality

A fragment notes guests express lasting obligation to the host and hostess for a delightful evening, crediting their hospitality and generous reception.

Ladies Aid and Epworth League Notes at Church

Ladies Aid meets next Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. Egan's home. Sundays discourse will cover Isaiah. Epworth League officers for the year: Pres Mrs. Rumphr, 1st vice Dan Nicholson, 2nd vice Miss Mary Robbins, 4th vice Leonard Sauer, treas Ethel Maston, sec Hester Coats. officers to be installed next Sunday at 6 45. New members to be received. Prayer meeting Thursdays. Sunday school lessons from Acts begin New Year, tracing early Christianity. Grow attendance urged. bring children to study aids.

Epworth League Rumphr Dan Nicholson Mary Robbins Leonard Sauer Treas Ethel Maston Hester Coats

Curious missing cow found in ranch hay barn

W. C. B. Randolph of Orcharda reported his milking cow vanished then reappeared after days of trekking. Ranch hand Walter Beethenow helped locate the cow wedged inside the hay barn after entering through a small door and sliding along the wall. The animal had no water for about three and a half days but appeared otherwise well, described as dryer than a stump speech.

Orcharda W. C. B. Randolph Riverside Argus

Peach Blossom aprons and local shop notices in Wenatchee

Ladies in Leavenworth and vicinity are invited to apply for a Wenatchee Milling Company clothespin apron mailed free. Ads promote Pfeiffer pharmacy druggists sundries Nickell's post cards Harper whiskey Fritz Overland Bar and Edison's records. Eye specialist from Spokane arrives to Mason rooming house offering eye restoration without glasses. Veterinary surgeon Langdon has moved to town at Joe Massie’s barn for services.

Abbo Medical and Surgical Institute Spokane Mason Rooming House J. D. Langdon Joe Massie

Also Mentioned on This Page

Lake Wenatchee F. E. Carlquist Pert Watchmaker Mattie Hood Mrs. Hoyder Mrs. Shields Hillyard Mrs. Kalers Frank Erickson Seattle Tport Watchmaker Mrs. Wiley Rice Joe Soethe Bob Smith Everett Will Knowlton Orvil Bethel Wilson Creek T. C. Thompson Mrs. N. Coleman Frank Davis Oregon That State Anna Tholin Carrol Bowen Sadie McInnis Myra Daly Lyda Brown L. E. Adams the Sound N. Patterson L. W. Bloom Mabel Hinman Mrs Charles Mischke Mrs. Mischke Sada C. F. Wilcox C. M. Wilcox C.E Miss Jewell North Yakima Miss Payne Port Townsend Eagles Opera House Forestry Service W. W. McGivern Red Wing Minn Frank Sutton Sutton Boston Ranch D. M. Thomas’ Quality Grocery E. A. King William Mackey Babe Heinz Robt Miles James Mackey Monroe Mesdames Harvey, Adams Olive Brown D. M. Brown Mrs. Brown Monopole The Industrial Society Thomas’ Quality Grocery Ladies of the Congregational Church Davis Ed Mills Floy Bethel Peshastin Lora Hendricks Thomas Quality Grocery M. K. Burnham Burnham Lamb-Davis Wenatchee Republic F. A. Drebis Washtucna H. C. Peters Mr. Drebis Mr. Peters Paul Weigand Mr. Weigand the Mercantile Co Debord & McCoy Messrs. Debord and McCoy Front Street Messrs Carlquist and Andreps Taylor John Meyer Paul Brown Otto Gibson M. E. Church Notes Ladies Aid Isaiah Cow Echo Leavenworth and Vicinity Wenatchee Milling Company Wenatchee Milling Co Wenatchee, Wash Pfeiffer Nickell’s I. W. Harper J. G. Fritz Overland Nickells Pfeiffer’s Pharmacy the Palace of Sweets Pride of Washington Real Grain & Milling Company Wenatchee, Washington Leavenworth, Wash S. J. Willman Mahoney & Salick’s F. H. Hutchings, Prop L. B. Manchester Echo Office Vienna Bakery J. E. Shore U. 8 Marvine 0. Logan George W. Brown Oliver Bates William W. Thomson Chiwaukum W.F. Haynes William F. James Telma Wash Signey Range Meridian J. KE. Shore Clifford Reirdon W. F. Haynes Register U.S. Land Office Calon F. James W. m J. £. Shore Rush Huston Telma, Wash
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