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Leavenworth Echo

Location

Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1908

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Romance in real life ends in wedding in Wenatchee

Miss Ona Stephens wed William Hatmaker after a romance and last minute license switch. The piece notes Tennessee colony origins near Leavenworth, a near-miss marriage to Mynders, and confirms Wenatchee and county population figures and wealth growth since 1900.

Ona Stephens William Hatmaker Wenatchee Spokane Tennessee Kelly & Lapp Chumstick Valley Lamb-Davis Mill Tennessee Colony Hatmaker

County approves bridge near Cashmere and more news

County commissioners authorize a twelve thousand dollar steel bridge five miles west of Cashmere near Sherman's mill. A. C. Jones, longtime Cashmere official and mayor since incorporation, sells out and moves to Canada. Reports say Great Northern extension Wenatchee to Oroville will soon begin. Sixteen youths caused trouble riding sidewalks and assaulting two tribal women. suspects named Guy Patterson Ole Olson Ray Titchenal Will Lessinger. Miss Peterson leaves class after farewell party at the parsonage. class gives her a pin. Fraternal hall services announce continued general conference reports and morning worship next Sunday.

Cashmere Sherman Guy Patterson Ole Olson Ray Titchenal Will Lessinger Rumphr Miss Peterson

Stork rumors and Cosgrove governor bid roil Wenatchee pages

A Wenatchee World item jokes about a bustling stork season in the valley citing local physicians and a box of Wenatchee apples sent to Roosevelt. The same column endorses S. G. Cosgrove for governor, quoting an Indiana correspondent praising his character and home life as indicators of fitness for office.

Wenatchee Friend Wood Wenatchee Valley Roosevelt Brother Wood John Howard Paine Waitsburg Times Indiana Cosgrove S. G. Cosgrove Washington Mr. Cosgrove

Uncalled Mail Posts May 25 1908 Remains at Post

Postmaster note lists uncalled mail for May 25 1908 including Beever C M Barry Miss Francis Carlson Oscar Morrison George McCabe Jas Townsley and B In calling for some please say advertised Mr Gatherless delivering good brick this week for the Weigand building.

Beever C. M. Barry Francis Carlson Oscar Morrison George McCabe Jas. Townsley J.C. Davis

Regular Council Meeting Approves Leavenworth Addition

City council meets with full attendance as clerk Miss Hamilton is absent due to family illness. The Leavenworth Land Co addition plat is approved and Ordinance 49 on sidewalks is read. A grade study for Front Street is appointed and notices to vacate the Foster barn and Turner place are issued. Bills paid include Hamilton salary 30.90 Long 299 Lumber 9.80 0.40 saloon license 50 and others.

Hamilton Leavenworth Land Co First Street Railroad Avenue Thirteenth Street Sussex Messrs. E. A. King H. X. Featherstone Front Street Foster Barn Turner Place

L D Store Co Adopts New Name and Modern Touches

The business declares it is now known as the L D Store Co after amended articles of incorporation. Manager Mr King aims to expand the firm’s long standing rep for a large complete stock while updating displays and adding an electric motor to the coffee grinder.

L.D. Store Co King

What Can Be Done With Electricity

An engineer explains how one cent worth of electricity can perform varied tasks. It powers a 12 inch fan for 90 minutes, a sewing machine motor for three hours, keeps a flatiron hot 15 minutes, boils water for two quarts, and drives many small appliances from coffee to percolators. It also runs a piano for an hour, a curling iron daily for two weeks, a 250 gallon water lift, a 2 quart glue pot, and even clips a horse and raises ten tons with a crane in under a minute.

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