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Newspaper
Leavenworth Echo
Location
Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1910
Page
5
A weekly stage line runs from Leavenworth to Telma departing Monday and Friday at 8 a.m. and returning Tuesday and Saturday at 9 a.m. with arrivals at Telma and Leavenworth in the afternoon. Mall, passengers and express. For details contact Joe Massie, Proprietor, Box 71, Leavenworth, Washington.
Leavenworth reports a bustling week with Mrs. Pfeiffer visiting Port Townsend, Dr. Hoxsey hospitalizing Billy Thompson after a severe injury, and J. C. Lemaster selling acres near the Methodist church for bearing orchard. William Hartley visits for mountain air, while Cascade Garden acreage and Nason Creek land draw buyers. Commissioners plan bank construction and street leveling advances.
The concert will be held at the Congregational church on Friday evening June 10. Tickets cost 25 cents for adults and 15 cents for children. Proceeds go toward the piano. Miss Leo Lodessie Davis serves as manager. All are invited.
Next Sunday and Monday Odessa will play here in two hard fought games as Leavenworth’s fame spreads. teams seek star players for the occasion and Leavenworth may travel to Snohomish in a couple of weeks.
Lamb-Davis Lumber Co. begins operating the box mill around the clock four nights a week due to fast growing demand for packing boxes. The article notes the owners efficient industry and local pride plus a marriage announcement for Lewis W. Woodrow and Maud Cottrell at the groom’s home.
At the regular council meeting last Tuesday all members were present. Bills were allowed, and a water pipe charge from Tumwater Light Water Co. was returned to the finance committee. A subway under the railroad near Otto street was granted, to be discussed with G N officials. An alley vacating was rejected, rubbish removal action delayed for changes, and several ordinances on first reading. Several bids were rejected and many local notices announced. The Lutheran church ladies plan an ice cream social. Congregational notes report Rev. Rowland Ludington to preach next Sunday and W V Davis to officiate in Wenatchee with evening services.
The M E Church notes cleaning at the church and announces G A R memorial day services next Sunday at 11 attended by soldiers sailors and marines and their families. The Ladies Aid meets at Mrs Hawk's parsonage next Wednesday. Epworth League at 7 with the Foreigner in America and evening sermon at 8 titled Christ in the Storm. Pastor J O Hawk invites all attendees.
The C. W. B. M. society's May meeting, delayed from the 7th to the 14th and then to the 21st due to illness, convened with Mrs. G. W. Sampson on the arranged date at 3:30. The session opened with Mrs. Sampson presiding.
President Mrs Anna Sampson led a memorial for Helen E Moses a noted national worker in missionary causes A sketch of Moses life was given By Mrs Sampson Bro Davis read from John 14 and led prayer They sang Nearer My God to Thee before the meeting adjourned A social hour and refreshments followed hosted by Mrs Simpson and Miss Noble
For sale one price and Teeple piano almost new price 325 terms available inquire O W Dear born or A C Gilbert Peshastin Wash also notice to trespassers legal notice to keep off land available at The Echo office printed on cloth stray or stolen 15 reward for return of dark iron gray horse 7 years old 1150 pounds shod in front Edison phonographs records and attachments at Nickells 51tf lots 1 and 2 block 1 second add Cascade Orchards formerly Sam Ellinger home steady inquire C W Anderson 1512 22d Ave Oakland Calif 2011 early English finest dining table 3 chairs 1 couch mahogany finish commode information Echo office 20 Good 8 room house cemented cellar for sale cheap if taken at once Jas Edwards Leavenworth 20-21
A small general store offers staples such as candies, nuts, fruits, and stationary items, along with notions, tobaccos, cigars, and pipes. The listing indicates a broad assortment for daily needs.
Classified notice listing items for sale including blank notes receipts and 18tf hotel for rent eight room Cascade Orchards with garden plot. Also presents a debt disclaimer by Herman Rust and an I W Harper whiskey promotional line.
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