Local Happenings and Whereabouts Report
Mrs. Chas. Fox slowly recovers from grippe. A. M. Bockemuehl from Seattle joined City Drug Store. Wheeler's Art Shop offers tallies and place cards. Lamb- Davis Lumber Co. superintendent F. C. Riggs spent week in Spokane. Carlquist made business trip to Spokane. Mrs. Forsythe convalescing after St. Francis hospital stay. Meyers injures foot on icy walk near Brown corner. New express rates on block system take effect. Two newborn boys reported at Brender and Forsythe homes. City Engineer Barnum plans sewer system for Leavenworth. Elliott asks council to reduce theater licenses in Hillyard. action denied. Antony and Cleopatra at Scenic well attended. Grace Pugsley hosts private musicale. assisted by Wiard and Griggs. Great Northern train 1 derails after rock strike near Columbia River. no serious injuries. Lake Chelan man praises nitrate of silver tablets to quit tobacco. Carr sues Thomas Culross Mining Co. Mischke predicts coast business up. plans return. McCoy and Davenport links. Mrs Olga McCoy granted divorce with alimony. Howe returns to Chumstick ranch. Gardner visits Leavenworth. plans return. Schafer nearly in auto accident in Tacoma. minor injuries. Bohnsack boy celebrates fourth birthday with party. 500 party hosted by H. E. Carr. prizes to Sampson and Lee. Maccabees ladies meet. first degree awarded. district worker lecture from Spr. Hive. Second degree planned. luncheon served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Fox
A. M. Bockemuehl
Seattle
City Drug Store
Wheeler’s
F. C. Riggs
Lamb- Davis Lumber Co
Spokane
C. Will Schafer
Tacoma
H. L. Tree
St. Louis
Schafer
George Bohnsack
Edna Barclay
Raymond Seeley
Mary Violette
Ruby Rice
Helen Woods
Gertrude Geerd
Lena Moore
Beetle
Forest Weaver
Harry
H. E. Carr
O.S. Sampson
F. M. Lee
Golden Rule Store Set to Open April First
Mr. L. V. Day in charge of the Golden Rule Store plans a April first opening in the Weigand block. He arrived from Wenatchee on Monday and started organizing a crew to build shelving counters and fixtures to ready the store for the slated opening date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. V. Day
Weigand
Wenatchee
Presbyterian Sermon at Peshastin Next Sabbath
Church announces Sunday service in Mr Gilbert's hall at 3 o clock under the Presbyterian denomination with Rev W V Davis as pastor inviting all to attend The discourse entitled The Present Not the Christian s Rest and the speaker s upbeat view of Methodism forming a strong, united church community nearby
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peshastin
Church Social Highlights and Quarter Conference Update
A church social featuring performances at 11 o clock and 7 30 drew a full house with strong applause for each number. Rev Dr Brumblay reported excellent Second Quarterly Conference results while Layman's Institute in Wenatchee drew 200 attendees and a delegation of 12 from Leavenworth. Mayor Cotterill of Seattle spoke on humane, higher living ideals, and a 30 member Cashmere delegation attended with Dr Mintzer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brumblay
Wenatchee
Leavenworth
Mr. Motteler
Mohler
Brownlow
H. Sauer
Dan Nicholson
C. Stevenson
Ballou
C. Brownlow
F. Blankenship
Storm King Gets Promotion On Great Northern Railroad
T. H. Nichols has been promoted from assistant roadmaster in Spokane to roadmaster of the Marcus division with headquarters at Marcus. Known as The Storm King for his snow fight work in the Cascade division, Nichols succeeds by Delta yard master Mr. Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. H. Nichols
Spokane
Great Northern
Marcus
Nichols
Cascade Division
Storm King
Brown
Delta
Cascade
Well Known Automobilist Arrested in Seattle
A. D. Borton a Wenatchee man known in Seattle was fined 100 dollars for driving an automobile while intoxicated. Patrolman J L Williams arrested him in front of the Orpheum theater Third avenue and Madison street where he drove back and forth and failed to stop until hitting an obstacle. Williams testified Borton was so drunk he needed help standing. Last summer Borton’s car backed into W C Roach’s machine causing damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Borton
Wenatchee
Seattle
Borton
J. L. Williams
Orpheum Theater
Third Avenue
Madison Street
Williams
W. C. Roach
Seattle Miner Praises Local Mica Venture
M. F. Peake arrived from Seattle and stayed several days, voicing strong enthusiasm for his mica mine and predicting ore shipments before summer's end.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Echo Office
Dave Forsythe
St. Francis Hospital
McKeown
Chas. Meyers
Brown Corner
Public Service Commission
Dr. Hoxsey
John S. Brender
Nels Forsythe
Merritt
Barnum
Echo
J. W. Elliott
Hillyard
Wash
Egypt
Grace Pugsley
J. T. McDonald
Columbia River
Lake Chelan
Judah
Thomas Culross Mining Co
Chas. Mischke
Mischke
C. A. McCoy
Davenport
Baptist Church
H. S. McNett
Olga McCoy
Wm. McCoy
Everett
Charles Howe
Chumstick Ranch
George B. Deering
Snohomish County
Geo. L. Gardner
Lamb-Davis Lumber Co
Gardner
Hostes
Eckhardt
Harry Krollpfeifer
G. C. Combs
F. T. Motteler
G. W. Sampson
Mable Hutchings
E. T. Brown
E. P. Bauman
R. Fromm
A. M. Franklin
The
Leavenworth Mercantile Co
Peshastin Presbyterian Church
Snowden
B. H. Nason
M. F. Peake
City
Safe Depository
Leavenworth State Bank
Rob’t B. Field, Cashier
Ferry
H. G. Krokpfeiffer
Charles Eckhardt
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