Leavenworth Social News and Local Notes
Mrs C S Taylor is ill with influenza at home. Numerous residents travel for illness, work, and shopping. new shipments and sale items appear at the Racket Store and J C Penny Co. Residents attend funerals, visits, and family travel to Spokane Wenatchee Seattle and Chiwaukum. Community updates include soldiers, naval news, and local business moves.
Father greets the son at heaven’s border in 1918 tribute
Maud Hambrecht honors a fallen husband Earl with a mourning poem dated October 25 1918. The piece recalls a young life lost on the battlefield and consoles a widow new to motherhood, while affirming faith and eternal rest. It marks a community funeral lament and floral tribute.
Spring Clothes Pins Two Dozen For One Deal
100 dozen slightly used spring clothes pins offered at two dozen for 25 cents each. Second Hand Store near the post office advertises the sale with emphasis on quality and value.
Leavenworth Visitor Complains of Missing Home Comforts
Mr. L. W. Woodrow visited Leavenworth on Wednesday and told the Echo reporter he was glad to see the old town. He said he enjoyed the west side position but missed home comforts and Leavenworth sunshine.
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