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Newspaper
Leavenworth Echo
Location
Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1907
Page
3
Leavenworth departures every Monday Wednesday and Friday at 7 am. Blewett departures every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday at 7 am. Carries passengers and express. D. Shugart Proprietor.
Townsfolk and visitors are cited: Dr McCoy from Wenatchee on professional business. Mr M A Gohlman hosts St Paul Guild meeting. Dwight Darling from Everett becomes a local real estate owner. Captain Burbank of Cashmere reports Valley development. Multiple real estate deals, visits, and moves highlight growth and migration to the Wenatchee valley.
Matthew Ingles found drunk and disorderly fined $5 and costs. John Doe charged with drunken and disorderly conduct fined $1 and costs. R F Brown convicted of carrying concealed weapons fined $10 and costs.
A Library hall program for Monday evening May 20 features Vocal Duo Masters Hegler Recitations by Mrs Ferrell Miss Kringle Miss Rowell and others. Duet by Mesdames Farmer and Campbell Recitations by Miss Bigelow Piano and vocal solos by Mrs Van De Grift Mrs Garrison Miss Tholin Miss Brown provide a varied evening of performances.
Classified items promote a boarding house for sale near the business district, a Wenatchee Steam Laundry with praise for labor quality, the Great Northern Hotel branding in Wenatchee, plastering and cement work, and a flour claim citing Peach Blossom as top prize winner at the St Louis exposition.
Dan DeLong the Ice Man offers fifty 50 pound capacity ice chests at cost to ice consumers. He claims bulk purchase reduces waste and promises delivery to customers who buy in blocks of not less than 50 pounds. The ad invites purchase and notes a pineapple sherbet event at Library Hall next Monday evening.
D J Marble announces taking over the Hathaway laundry business and offers pickup and delivery with prompt service and high grade starched work. He invites customers to give a trial and promises reasonable prices and reliable delivery.
Mrs L H Turner and The Misses Starkenberg abandon the French Cafe to open a short order eating house near the depot promising old patrons and new customers the best market eatables. Cabbage plants also offered.
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