Doings Among Railroad People in Leavenworth Area
A series of railroad community notes from Leavenworth and surrounding areas covers visits by Cascade and Everett workers, trips to Soap Lake and Wenatchee, personnel changes at the G N Yard office, a couple's marriage in Leavenworth, and a Reynolds O Keefe nuptial in Ephrata. The gossip highlights include promotions, vacancies, vacations, and holiday travels among railroad staff and their families. Dated activity includes Jan 6 and recent holiday periods with several named individuals and towns in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivian Reynolds
H. D. O’keefe
Ephrata
Wash
Justice Hauser
Dorothy Hauck
R. Sverswold
Miss Reynolds
Judge Reynolds
G. N
O’keefe
G. N. Railroad
Keefe
St Marys
Idaho
Witch-Girl 914 Guides a Highwayman to Necklace
Jim Forest meets a mysterious witch-girl on a moonlit night at the Dingly mansion. He helps her escape a theft plot, then learns Isobel Dingly has stolen the emerald necklace herself and fled to the city. Forest reconciles with the girl as police activity unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest
Jim Forest
James Forest
Dir Gly
Isobel
Secn
oRiece
Miss Pengly
Washington mining output in 1919 falls from 1918 totals
Statewide mining value reached about 959000 dollars, a 518000 drop from 1918. Copper and lead shipments declined while silver and gold also fell. Republic district produced most gold with 25000 tons of siliceous ore shipped, and mines like Quilp and Lone Pine idle much of the year amid labor strife and plant closures in British Columbia and Idaho connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
CC. N. Gerry
United States Geological Survey
Department of the Interior
Chewelah
Stevens County
Republic
Ferry County
Tacoma
Wash
Trail
British Columbia
Midvale
Utah
Northport
Grand Forks
Greenwood
Hercules
Idaho
Republic District
Last Chance
Quilp
Knob Hill
San Poil
Lone Pine Mines
Lone Pine-Surprise- Pearl Group
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. ©. Ouerler
Cascade Tunnel
Leavenworth
J. E. Crowley
Everett
Orville Bethel
Soap Lake
J. E. Goudie
Cascade Division
Leonard Wunder
the Roundhouse
Seattle
C. J. McClure
Spokane
H. A. Batchellor
Chiwaukum
T. J. Logan
Wenatchee
P. J. McClure
Larclede
Earl Dennison
Bert Brown
Raymond, Wash
R. L. Smith
M. Phelan
Roundhouse
Albert McClure
Philip O’larey
Wilson Creek
Stella Shipley
Drury
Miss Shipley
Chelan
D. 8. Rice
George Horace Lorimer
Philadelphia
Realism
Bessie
Home Sweet
By Jack Wilson
Pete
OINK
Palmer
Coats
Autoig
The
Leavenworth Mercantile Co
PeBblgrer
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