Leavenworth Council Grants Licenses and Approves Resolutions
Regular council meeting discusses liquor license for Meisner & Roach, sobriety limits, and fines handling. A civil engineer survey is ordered for Whitman street and Farrell property lines, with street work and hydrant rentals debated. Budget items include jail repairs, street labor pay, and health officer supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. King
J. E. Gatherless
Meisner & Roach
Tumwater Light and Water Co
Woldenberg
Town of
Leavenworth
Whitman Street
Farrell
Bates Couple Traveled From Lake to Wenatchee and Back
Mr and Mrs Oliver Bates traveled from the lake to Wenatchee by train on Wednesday afternoon. They returned Friday and left for home on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Oliver Bates
Wenatchee
Leavenworth Defeats Ephrata in Gloomy Sunday Game
Leavenworth won decisively as Ford starred at third base and Sorenson shined behind the plate. Ephrata offered little resistance until the ninth inning when an outfield error allowed a single run, with next week’s matchup against Wenatchee billed as the season’s best yet.
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Ephrata
Leavenwort
Ford
Sorenson
Cub
Everett
Leavenworth
River Log Drive Feeds Lamb-Davis Mill as Rise Floods
H. H. Banks of Lamb-Davis Lumber Co reports river rise carried 20 million feet of logs last week, sustaining the mill until cold weather ends the season. A new big drive is expected with five million feet of cedar from Wenatchee lake country joining the Wenatchee river effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Banks
Lamb-Davis Lumber Co
Wenatchee
Religious Services and Union Meeting Planned
Sunday school will be held at 10 a.m. with an 11 a.m. children's service and a finger talk by the pastor plus musical numbers. The Young People's Societies meet at 7 p.m. in the Congregational church for a talk on Frances Willard. Rev. Davis leads. Rev. Rumphr of the Methodist church delivers the evening sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union of Young People’s Societies
Congregational Church
Francis Willard
Davis
Rumphr
Methodist Church
M E Church Notes and Sunday Services Update
Thanks are given by the ladies for the ice cream stand proceeds on Decoration Day. Three new members joined last Sunday morning. Sunday school and preaching proceed as usual next Sunday morning. No evening service. Union service at Congregational church in the evening on the compassion of Christ. Peshastin service every Sunday at 3 PM.
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Congregational Church
Peshastin
Sedro Woolley Ladies Club Extends Rest Room Program
At a Wednesday meeting the Sedro Woolley Ladies Commercial Club cites strong turnout and declares the three week rest room effort a success and will continue the project with renewed support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Commercial Club
Sedro Wooley
Mrs Bloom and Children Visit Leavenworth Friends
Mrs. L. W. Bloom and her children spent several days this week visiting old Leavenworth friends, renewing acquaintances and enjoying local hospitality.
Fourth of July Celebration Plans Move Forward
A committee in charge met to perfect plans for the upcoming Fourth of July celebration. The band is hired and Lake Chelan Indians will attend with their race horses. Fireworks will be an important new feature this year. Indications point to a successful event with a large local turnout.
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Lake Chelan
Railway pays over $2300 for Wenatchee forest damage
Great Northern railroad remits a sum exceeding $2300 to Uncle Sam for injury to Wenatchee national forest in 1908. The payment follows fires started by passing engines along the Leavenworth line near a tunnel, affecting merchantable timber and young growth. Forest Supervisor Sylvester notes this may be the first recorded case of a railroad paying for such damage.
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Thru
Sylvester
Great Northern Railway
Wenatchee National Forest
Leavenworth
Cleator
National Forest
Dinner Host Van De Grifts Honor Brother from Philadelphia
Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Van De Grift entertained at dinner Sunday for their brother arriving from Philadelphia. Covers were for twenty four. Guests included Mrs. M. J. Ramage of Seattle, Mrs. F. S. Lockwood, Misses Gladys and Isabel Lockwood, Spokane, Mr. and Mrs. Ira Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Cleary, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Sharpe, Miss Ruth Sharpe, O. Kenyon, Norbert Graham, F. Lockwood, Ray Sharpe, Martin Smith, S. J. Van De Grift, and W. S. Van De Grift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. W. van de Grift
Philadelphia
M. J. Ramage
Seattle
F. S. Lockwood
Gladys and
Isabel Lockwood
Spokane
Ira Brown
Cleary
J. H. Sharpe
Ruth Sharpe
Messrs. O. Kenyon
Norbert Graham
F. Lockwood
Ray Sharpe
Martin Smith
S. J. van de Grift
W. S. . van de Grift
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Just
Staver
Geo. Keating
Capital Stock
Harper
Pacific Beer
J. G. Fritz
AL. Pesch and
P. N. Nielson
Cashiers
Leading Brand
Old Crow
Taylor
Hermitage
Leaven
Florsheim
The
Leavenworth, Wash
J. G. Debord
Dr. Shore Place
R. T. King
J. W. Teshera
W. O. Platt
W. A. Pfeiffer
Merc. Co
L. B. Ault
G. W. Hoxsey
G. P. Rice
Julia Sadoski
Frank Brant
Prentice and Children
Leavenworth Cubs
Cubs
Lee
Wadley
Smith
Wenatchee Lake
Wenatchee Valley & Northern Railway
Chumstick
Beaver Creek
Mill Yard
Hillyard Shops
G. N
Wenatchee Valley
Religious
M. E. Church Notes
Uncle Sam
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