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Newspaper
Leavenworth Echo
Location
Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1918
Page
6
Mr Adams is among the first residents of Leavenworth and still maintains a home there though compelled for business reasons to be away most of the time.
The prominent local figure, vice-president of Leavenworth State Bank and head of Tumwater Light & Water Co., recently gained notice for helping consolidate the Spokane Co operative Fruit Co. and Northwestern Fruit Exchange. He also runs a large nearby apple orchard and remains deeply loyal to Leavenworth.
Every male person who became 21 years old since June 5 1917 must register under the Selective Service Act on June 5 1918 at Wenatchee Leavenworth Cashmere Chelan and Entiat Chelan County Bert McManus chairman of Local Board May 24 31
In harmony with the presidential request services will be held in the Methodist church Thursday May 30 at 10 30 a.m. All patriotic citizens and all Christians are urged to be present. F L Moore Pastor.
Mrs. W. E. Miller visits her sister Mrs. L. R. Lewis from Chicago for several weeks. Mrs. Gillette departs Vancouver B C after five weeks with her daughter. Mrs. H. C. Clark travels to Snohomish to visit her sister. Roy Hayward of Bremerton lectures at the Masonic hall. O H Hanson and family plan Seattle trip and Bremerton navy yard visit. L. M. Burgess and wife aim to make Seattle home. Mrs. S. F. Corbin heads to Standwood to join husband awaiting sail to France. Albert Coleman goes to Camp Lewis after entering service as driver. BE King, ex-Leavenworth resident, returns to attend to property. Charlie Smyth receives a hat rack gift carved from a Springfield rifle. W C Prater unloads 1200 sheep at Leavenworth for forest grazing near town. Republican precinct commits motor to Wenatchee for county meeting. Northern Pacific land department officials go to Icicle valley to classify timber land value amid high lumber demand. Wartime banners urge victory and continued support for war effort.
A licensed physician from Washington offers free examinations during a tour through major towns, with treatment costs only if pursued. He reports success in stomach liver bowel blood skin nerves heart kidneys and other ailments and urges time sensitive calls to Minneapolis stops at 836 Boston Block May 24 31 and June 7.
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