Ladies of Leavenworth Visit Scheduled
Mrs. Hanna is expected to prove interesting and a visit to the store is appreciated at that time in Leavenworth.
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Newspaper
Leavenworth Echo
Location
Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1922
Page
5
Mrs. Hanna is expected to prove interesting and a visit to the store is appreciated at that time in Leavenworth.
Local items report residents traveling to Seattle and Olympia, visits among families, building trades and road work progressing, and social events. Notable names include Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Ollery, C. G. Smyth, Sam Burgess, Mrs. Freeman, Mrs. Day, and many others with updates on farming, mining interest, and local civic activities.
Local notes recount travel and visits including F B Slavin trip to coast. Mrs W H Moore leaves for Spokane due to illness in Hillyard. Dan Carey visits, Miss Holzmacer stays with Gritzmachers, Mrs McPhail and Everett guest, J W Jett to Spokane, Dorothy Hauck Franklin returns home, Geo Stall trips from Waterville in Essex, F S Buell guest of Gephart, Oursler and Clark visit Leavenworth, I E Clary visits terminal, silk train passes through, H P Skeffington returning from Seattle as Slocum case witness, Bert Hagler arrives from Minnesota. family health noted.
Verna Eloise McKinley born Everett July 12 1912 died Leavenworth May 22 1922 of abscess of the brain. Funeral at Methodist church with pastor officiating. Many flower tributes from families groups and classmates. Pallbearers named Maurice Were Clyde Stafford Joe Stafford Carl Gall Geo Lindley Philip Franklin. Floral offerings from the Car men I O O F Rebeccas Ladies Aid Foreign Missionary Society Sunday School and high school class.
The L H S Home Economics Department hosted a parent and friend reception with a mossy well display, mint juleps, and toastettes. Exhibits included extensive sewing works by seventh and advanced classes, home planning notebooks, a kitchen display of breads pies cakes and other edibles, plus a candy sale and fruit preserves. Special praise goes to Anna Day for needlework and Margaret Dahlgren for sewing work.
Mr W Leslie visited Wenatchee last Saturday Sampsons Shop advertises Hemstitching and Pecoting If pleased tell others if not tell us Mrs Harvey Hallock arrived home Sunday morning on No 5 from Libby Montana Henry Wade left Wednesday night for Kansas City two weeks visit Mr and Mrs M G Jones thank the tulip thief Next time please come in daytime Sam Knowlton works K and V Hardware William Van Brocklin out at the Lake with Spencer plumbing Mr and Mrs C B Leadbetter recently returned from Ferndale living near Peshastin Leadbetters influenza from winter sermon at St Pauls Evangel Lutheran Church 10 am Sunday school 10:00 sermon 10 45 topic God would have all men to be saved Ladies aid meets with Mrs F McNamar June 1 Pastor W Lueckel
Sunday School at 9 45 with Epworth League at 6 45 on the Harvest subject Growing a Character The Harvest Preaching at 11 a m and 8 a m Evangelist Rover of Vancouver B C will preach morning and evening Services every night next week Everyone welcome
The family expresses gratitude to many friends and neighbors for kindnesses and sympathy during the illness and death of their little daughter Verna. Thanks are extended for floral offerings from the Sunday School day school Ladies Aid society Woman's Foreign Missionary society Rebekah lodge I C O F Loyal Star Car Men and old friends and neighbors of Everett Mr and Mrs B J McKinley and family.
Leavenworth stores will close on Memorial Day, May 30, with all locations shutting for the holiday. Patrons are advised to plan shopping around the one day closure and expect limited hours.
A large stock of seeds is advertised at Motteler's for garden use. Mrs. Frank Hennessey has been ill for several weeks and was taken to Seattle for treatment possibly including surgery. The Welsh restaurant equipment was sold on Wednesday and bid in by A C Barclay, who may move it to his building formerly used by Andy’s Cafe and another restaurant.
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