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Newspaper
Leavenworth Echo
Location
Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1907
Page
3
Leaves Leavenworth every Monday Wednesday and Friday at 8am. Leaves Blewett every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday at Tam. Carries passengers and express. FE Shugart, Proprietor.
Town and county notes from Wenatchee cover hardware and furniture ads at Keating s, a flying visit by L W Bloom, a postponed social club dance to March 9, and visits by Miss Mattie Rawlins and others. Local cases include Mrs M A Rawlins visit, Dr Hoxsey aiding Mrs Frank Ott, and a leg injury from a railroad steel rail.
The ceremony was performed by Judge F. S. Taylor last Thursday evening at the residence of Chas. E. Andrews on the north side of the track. Bethel, a Leavenworth four-year resident and chief clerk for Station Agent Harrington, and Miss Estella Otto, settled in Leavenworth three years ago, were the couple. The Echo extends congratulations and wishes for a long, happy life. The newlyweds will reside at the P. J. McGuire residence.
Earl Ault of Leavenworth and Miss Cora Melugin of Kalispel Mont joined in marriage in Wenatchee last Monday and plan to live nearby. They knew each other from Kalispel school days and now reside in a Bloom cottage on the north side of the track.
The Shaver News Company reports Hallroad Eating House is under James Folsom management and becoming a popular, generously patronized dining spot. Sunday dinner runs from 11 30 a m to 7 p m inviting patrons to enjoy well cooked meals next Sunday.
Leavenworth Elks members hosted a Friday night ball in the opera house with over ninety couples attending from nearby towns. A lavish spread at the French Cafe featured clam chowder by G. W. Hoxsey, whose popular recipe drew crowds before seating was found. The event aimed at fellowship, not profit, and the supper was served free to all guests.
The collection lists various ads for livestock breading and poultry including two young Chesapeake dogs and five hens, White Wyandotte cockerels, draft horses and a Durham cow with calves, plus a folding bed and mattress sale. Also notes a hotel in Wenatchee and a Peach Blossom flour endorsement.
The Wenatchee Steam Laundry under new management offers superior, satisfactory work and skilled staff. G W Hathaway, Leavenworth Agent, urges trial to prove quality. In Leavenworth, I W Harper whiskey is marketed as wholesome and present at the Overland Bar. All Leavenworth dog owners must license dogs or risk impoundment and sale. dogs unredeemed within the ordinance limit will be shot. February 5, 1907.
An election will be held at the school house tomorrow to elect a successor to E. A. King on the school board of district No. 49.
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