Local News Gossip and Social Happenings in Leavenworth
Jan 17 Paul Weigand registered at the Diller Hotel Seattle. Mrs. Tom Wilson of Wenatchee visited J. E. Webster’s home. Harry Wall returned from Raymond Wash and will spend summer here. Mrs J N Leary registered at Elman Hotel Wenatchee Tuesday. Mrs. J. C. Penney Co offers purses and shirts. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Geo Shugart at Leavenworth Hospital last Tuesday. E G Wheeler departed for Seattle. For sale cabbage rutabagas onions. Marriage license issued Seattle to William E Gay and Leota D Ingham of Leavenworth. R B Field hurried to Seattle and back. Penney Co ads on hats and ladies wear. Dewey Swartz becomes junior engineer on S S Easterling. Claud Hood back from France and Camp Lewis. J W Elliott moves real estate office. Red Cross card party drawing yields No. 287 sewing machine. AR C meeting at Red Cross rooms March 10. Sergeant Fred Austin discharged from Camp Lewis visiting his mother. He will return to Seattle to work in auto sales.
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J. C. Penney Co
Geo. Shugart
Leavenworth Hospital
Fred Austin
Camp Lewis
Seattle
Chas. Eckhardt
Austin
Prohibition Rules Face State By State Variations
In this Northwest corner of Yankland the prohibition issue clashes with national policy as states may define intoxicating liquor differently. The piece notes New York’s possible 30 percent standard and Kansas’s hypothetical half percent, warning of endless state-by-state variation and renewed agitation rather than nationwide dryness.
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Yankland
Congress
Washington
Press of
New York
United States
Kansas
Seattle
Death of Mrs Frank Varo in Leavenworth
Mrs. Frank Varo died at Leavenworth Hospital around 9 p m Monday after an illness that began with influenza and progressed to acute appendicitis An operation by Dr Congdon followed by brief rally before decline She was formerly Martha Carr sister of Harry E Carr and moved to Leavenworth in 1906 A devoted wife and helper during hospital shortages she will be buried in the local cemetery services were held at the home with a large crowd attending
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Frank Varo
Leavenworth Hospital
Chas. Fox
Brender
Forestry Department
Ware
Harry Carr
Carr
Leavenworth Undertaking Co
M E Church Notice Prayer and meeting times posted
The notice invites members to a Thursday 7 30 prayer and teachers meeting. Sunday school at 10 with an 11 o'clock sermon. Epworth League at 6 30 and preaching at 7 30. The Minute Men will speak at these services.
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Epworth League
A. H. Morton
Card of Thanks and local notices in brief
Card of thanks from Mr and Mrs Mo and family for flowers sympathy and kindness after loss of Va Letta. Sincere thanks from M C Vare and family for aid and sympathy during illness and bereavement. Car load of fine Holstein milk cows delivered to M O Van Brocklin. Lutheran church service announced March 9 10 45 a m Rev Leuckel. Wheeler's Drug Store advertises accurate prescriptions.
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Yeomen
F. A. Vare
H. E. Carr
M. O. van Brocklin
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Rutherford Grocery
Leavenworth
J. Brown
U. S. Food Administration
City News
Wheeler
Paul Weigand
Diller Hotel
Tom Wilson
Wenatchee
J. E. Webster
Harry Wall
Raymond, Wash
J. N. Leary
City
Elman Hotel
E. G. Wheeler
H. McPhee
William E. Gay
Leota D. Ingham
Mr. R. B. Field
FE. H. King
Vare
J. R. Gowing
Orondo
Wash
Gowing
Motteler’s
Mr. Carr
Frank Vare
Joe Melvin
Clear Lake, Wash
Dewey Swartz
France
Panama Canal
New York City
Claud Hood
W. E. Beasley
Clear Lake
W. W. Wilder
L. W. Woodrow
Great Northern
Everett
Harrison
Rev. Carne
Congregational Church
Maine
J. C. Davis
St. Paul
Mr. Davis
G. N
Kenney
Jenks
J. W. Elliott
Eighth
Commercial Streets
J. B. Huff
Red Cross
F. E. Carlquist
L. O. Taylor
Wenatchee Avenue
Wm. Ryan Formely
Spokane
Mrs. Ryan
Cashmere
Logan
The
A. B. Westcott
M. E. Church
Tgomery
Leuckel
Naxle Sales CO
Calder Herring
Mer
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Square
Sampson Grocery
Fordson Tractor
Cascade Garage
T. E. Paine
P. A. Snyder
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