Leavenworth Market Ads And Local Notices
The passage mixes shop ads and notices: The Model Market remains a popular spot for meats and groceries with Friday fish. orders can be left at the French Cafe for cakes and pies. A Leavenworth farm two miles east is for rent with an eight-year-old bearing orchard. Mrs. Mary Posey seeks tenants who can work out rent. Also promotions for I. W. Harper whiskey at J. G. Fritz's Place, a help-wanted posting at Leavenworth Cafe, and a Fraternal Brotherhood Easter Dance with the Wenatchee orchestra in the opera house inviting all attendees.
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Leavenworth
Mary Posey
Fraternal Brotherhood
Opera House
Dr King’s New Life Pills Offer Relief for Digestive Woes
An old race foe Con stipation is linked to appendicitis and Dr King’s New Life Pills are advertised to regulate stomach liver and bowels without pain. Available for 25c at Dr Shore druggist.
Chas Curtiss Comedy Co Plays Wenatchee Theater
The Daily World praises the Chas Curtiss Comedy Co for A Country Girl at Wenatchee Theater praising Miss Leota Howard and the cast. The company closes a week long engagement tomorrow night with the comedy drama The Gambler's Wife billed tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wenatchee
Daily World
Chas Curtiss Comedy Co
Wenatchee Theater
Leota Howard
Chas. Mortimer
Wheeler Lohman
Barcus
Asthur
A. C. Winn
Local notes on Leavenworth growth and residents
Joseph Jackson and Carl Christensen circulate in Wenatchee. Geo Keating clears lots in First Addition. multiple houses and a roundhouse grade work planned for Leavenworth Garden area. Many residents move, visit, or plan improvement. church and social events noted with Mrs. Frank Sutton in April.
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Geo. Keating
Local notes and arrivals brighten Spokane season
H Th Hanson has returned from California after five months away and notes Washington remains welcoming. The Petrel Davis family settles into a new Seattle linked home where Mr. Davis has managed a mill project. J B Adams and F A Losekamp plan a tile sewer at Fourth street. Losekamp expands residence with bath, toilet, and fence. Adams begins a new house on his old site. Emil Frank plans a brick two story building next to the Losekamp block for a larger meat market. Mrs Oscar Humphries shows health gains in Spokane with a birthday celebration hosted by Mrs R M Duke and gifts including white canaries from her mother.
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Petrel Davis
Mr. Davis
Seattle
Messrs
J. B. Adams
F. A. Losekamp
Fourth Street
Emil Frank
Losekamp
Oscar Humphries
Spokane
R. M. Duke
Losekamp Brick Block to Rise as Charlotte Block
The Losekamp brick block contract was let to Reed & Moon for about $15,000. The 60 by 100 foot two story building will include a tower, 26 rooms on the upper floor, two toilet rooms, baths, two halls, and heating by hot air. A ten foot cement sidewalk will front the block, named Charlotte Block in honor of Mrs Losekamp, who died four years ago.
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Losekamp
Messrs
Reed & Moon
Fox and
Hartman
Al Pesch Accused of Fraudulent Mining Claim Sale
A public warning asserts Al Pesch attempts to sell a basement as a mining claim, claiming the basement is of no use beyond that purpose and that Pesch salted a corner to lure buyers. The note accuses Pesch of other serious misdeeds and ribald acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Pesch
Pesch
R. T. King
Miss Kellys Recital Delights Large Opera House Audience
Miss Kelly and her pupils performed to a very large audience last Saturday night at the opera house. The program ran long but all items were presented, with the two Abbott children drawing much applause before being recalled. Bouquets and Seattle hot house flowers were presented to Miss Kelly at the end.
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Miss Kelly
Opera House
Abbott
Death of Wm McCullough Senior City News
Wm Thornton of Westhope North Dakota recounts the death of Wm McCullough at his mother's home in San Francisco on March 6. The 20 year old, who came here with Thornton, spent three weeks in Leavenworth and had been in poor health. He leaves a mother two sisters and many mourners among his friends.
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Wm. Thornton
Westhope
N. D
Wm. McCullough
San Francisco
Mr. McCullough
Mr. Thornton
Leavenworth
Episcopal Sunday Night Service at Fraternal Hall
Regular Sunday night services will be held in Fraternal Hall on April 1. Rev. T. M. Hilton is the pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Church
T. M. Hilton
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Oriental Limited
Leavenworth and Blewett
Sax
George Torrence
Keating
A. 8. Williams
Moore Co
Keatings
C. E. Stage
Peshastin
Wash
I. W. Harper
J. G. Fritz
Leavenworth Cafe
Mac
Geo. M. Mac Garry
The
Curtiss Comedy Co
Echo
Joseph Jackson
Carl Christensen
Leavenworth Garden
Frank French
J. W. Corcoran
McDaniel Family
Joe Massey
John Calder
Episcopal Guild
Frank Sutton
Butler Sampson
Leavenworth Gardens
Southwick
F. E. French
E. A. King
Emerson Webster
Hudson
Wisconsin
L. P. Durand
Geo. P. Rice
Samuel D. Bliss
J. B. DeBlois
Melrose
Minn
Mr. DeBlois
B. McCabe
Everett
Durand
M. McCabe
G. N
Sound
Congress of Mothers In
Tacoma
Mothers’ Club of
J. W. Elliott
Bob Dye
Big Rock
Mr. Elliott
Geo. Merriam
Commercial Street
W. E. Hardy
Indiana
J. A. LeRue
Chicago
Louisville
Alton
Ill
Washington
Mac McLure
L. J. Nelson
F.S. Jacobsen
Jos. Jackson
D. H. Mayar
Kid Raymond
Dixon
H. Th. Hanson
California
Leavenworth Athletic Club
Sato Hatanaka
Hilly Smith
Chester Lavere
Bob Smith
Cahill
Guy Navarre
Kid Trerice
Navarre
Bill Fessenden
Young West
Fessenden
West
Young Dixson
Raymond
Dreamland
Lavere
Harrington
Post Office
Great Northern
New Roundhouse
Law Office
the King CO
FK A Losekamp
Rohay
Echo Office
Burke & CO
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