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Newspaper
Leavenworth Echo
Location
Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1916
Page
4
The parish announces Low Mass at 8 00 and High Mass at 10 00 on the first third and fifth Sunday mornings each month with sermon at both. Rosary sermon and benediction 7 30 on the second and fourth Sunday evenings. Sunday school meets Saturday 8 30 for mass followed by catechism Bible history and altar boy instruction. All are welcome.
Sunday School at 10 a m Preaching at 11 a m Junior League at 2 p m Bible Study Class at 3 p m Epworth League at 6 30 Preaching at 7 30 Prayer meeting every Thursday evening at 7 30
Mrs E W Hatch and daughter Mrs John Brooks leave Tuesday for Wenatchee and then Maine with Mr Hatch’s body. Mear Wilcox returns from the coast. E S Hoger joins George Hauber ranch. A surprise party for Mrs Wilma Moore features late games and lunch. Tom Cannon recovers six missing blankets, while Ed Young reports a snowy stay near Wenatchee lake. A schoolhouse meeting seeks views on replacing the burned building with a similar styled structure and insurance funds.
A baby boy arrived at the Holly home last Thursday. Chas Amos and family returned to Brewster after two months with relatives. Raymond Patterson visited Wenatchee briefly. Dryden basketball beat Monitor 18 to 11 in the first win of the season. A local game is set for next Saturday. Mrs. H G Bahlke died at Deaconess hospital Wenatchee after an operation. funeral at Cashmere Presbyterian church. Loren Bland’s land suffered a mud slide damaging trees and irrigation ditch with about 100 dollars in losses.
Sudden winds and shifting seasons bring colds and grippe while spring coughs threaten a chronic summer cough. Dr King’s New Discovery offers soothing relief, checks the cold, and helps break up grippe with no mixing required. A. G. McCoy received the first auto shipped to Leavenworth this spring, a six cylinder Hudson, with Brown & Bergren as local agents.
Lake Wenatchee readying to start the shingle mill as ice breaks. Workmen arrive periodically to resume operations owned by Mr. Kohlhase of Seattle. Four feet of snow lingers. water levels rising on Little Wenatchee and White rivers. C L Richardson and M A Richardson were arrested for alleged game law violations with bonds posted. trial postponed. Oliver Bates and Mrs Bates remain in Seattle for eye treatment.
An advertisement promotes Dr Kings new life pills as a spring medicine that keeps bowels active and regular, cleanses the system, stimulates the liver, and purifies the blood. It claims to yield a healthy clear complexion and sells for 25c at the druggist.
Advises parents not to scold nervous children and explains worms cause symptoms. Recommends giving one half to one lozenge Kickapoo Worm Killer with plain food, outdoor exercise, early bedtime, and monitoring stools. Claims worms will be removed with continued use. price 25 cents at druggists.
In Chelan County Washington the administrator K H Ricker of the estate of Ambrose Ricker deceased calls all creditors and claimants to present their claims with vouchers within twelve months of first publication to the administrator at his residence in Leavenworth Washington. First publication March 17 1916 and last publication April 7 1916.
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