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Newspaper
Leavenworth Echo
Location
Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1913
Page
2
Promoters plan a large dairy south of the river about a mile and a half above town. The state wastes over two million dollars yearly on butter fats that could be produced locally. Rich grasses and cheap land in the Wenatchee valley offer strong incentives to dairymen to move in and start a profitable, year round enterprise.
Three Wenatchee residents visited here last Monday and two, without consent, relieved a third of 140 dollars. The act required sending the two back home under guardian care. Wenatchee World requested copy of the item.
The Lamb-Davis Lumber Co big saw mill in Leavenworth reports logs processed at over 300 000 feet per day since April. One million feet per month is shipped by rail, about eight cars daily, with fruit packing boxes and cedar pine products also produced for eastern markets including Chicago.
Wallace and A. A. Bryant faced arraignment before Judge Grant on charges of taking rhubarb and hoes from Charles Wallace premises. Testimony led to dismissal after conflict over land ownership and failure to prove theft as two matching hoes were found on Bryant’s property. Representing Wallace was L. J. Nelson and E. H. Fox for Bryant.
Miss Evangeline Peterson hosts a farewell surprise at home before a six week visit to Winona Minnesota with sister Arriette. Dix Club picnic guests include Miss Mabel Mitchell and Mrs Hugo Kringle. Helen E Pellett and J E Gull wed at Congregational church with Rev W V Davis officiating. An M E Ladies Aid social is planned for May 28 with tea served by local hosts. Rebekah Assembly president Caroline Daniel visits Aloha Lodge No 194 and initiates members in a special session.
Regular services are scheduled next Sabbath morning and evening at the Congregational church. The evening sermon will address "The Joy of Solitude." All are invited. Rev. Davis, Pastor.
Church notice states no services next Sunday due to services at Mission Station and Low Gap. Pastor L. J. Ave Lallemant leads the congregation.
J T Sossaman publisher of the News in Cornelius North Carolina says one box helped his serious skin ailment after other remedies failed. Promoted by E H King druggist. Only 25 cents. Remedy for burns bruises boils and all skin diseases. Reduces inflammation and soothes healing.
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