Local Happenings in Wenatchee this Week
Mr. L J Nelson visited Wenatchee on Wednesday. O E S Kensington Club met at Mrs Carl Hodges. E H Robert left for Pittsburg for several weeks. New books and Bibles arrived at Koerners Drug Store. Mrs A P Snyder and Mrs Will Brender visited Wenatchee. John Watson returned to Seattle after a visit. Lutheran Ladies Aid to meet at Mrs Art Franklins Nov 23. F D Little of Leavenworth Meat Market visited Lakeside. C A Comstock visited Harding Montana friends. Mrs F A Loskamp arrived from Elk River Idaho linked to mining. Mrs Wm O Rourke and children head to Seattle for a week. Rev Moore attended Deaconess hospital meeting in Wenatchee. Koerner’s Drug Store promotes perfume line. Sylvester notes 113 forest fires in Chelan last year. Rachel Tullis visited Wenatchee. works in Twisp bank. Mrs Ira Baird and granddaughter joined Mr Baird in Leavenworth. Engineer Kinghorn returned from tunnel with arm injury. Man jumped from Columbia River Bridge. body not recovered. W J Gordon left for Chelan to join Chelan Leader. Stationery prices rising. Koerners Drug Store touts old prices. Mayor Day and others attended democratic jubilee in Wenatchee. H S Prouty reports two million salmon eggs for Wenatchee river. Irwin looks to rebuild laundry in concrete. Mir Imvin’s business thriving. town outlook positive.
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L. J. Nelson
Wenatchee
O. E. S. Kensington Club
Carl Hodge
E. H. Robert
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Koerners Drug Store
F. A. Loskamp
Elk River
Idaho
Koerner
Rachel Tullis
Twisp
Ira Baird
Little Grandaughter
Seattle
Baird
Leavenworth Mercantile Co
Kinghorn
Columbia River
Echo subscription demand and seasonal notices
A long page of local notices covers urgent subscription renewals for The Echo with a plea for $150 from arrears holders, winter travel cautions over Koerners Blewett pass, chimney safety reminders, and holiday gift ideas.
City Council Grants Five Year Franchise Extension
Five members attended a Tuesday council meeting. The Lamb-Davis Co. received a five year extension on their franchise. Fire hydrants will be repaired and boxed to prevent freezing. Water main tapping on Price street approved. Fines totaling 472 dollars reported by Police Judge Graham. Sidewalk repair mandated for property north of the viaduct. New liquor purchase inspections ordered for daily pharmacist register checks. Meeting adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamb-Davis Co
Daly
Hanson
Price Street
Graham
Waterville Wenatchee Highs Face County Debating Tryout
Prof. Osborn judged a state debate between Waterville and Wenatchee High schools in Wenatchee on Friday. Attendees Gilbert Reeves Lonnie Hartman Charles Hathaway and Joe Smith expect to enter the county debating contest in Leavenworth November 24. Winners advance to the Cashmere contest January 12. Gladys West began postgraduate work. Proceeds from earlier contests and the Sylvia opera funded a victrola and new educational records. A victrola concert was held Thursday. funds go to more records. Parents and friends invited to the Hiyuskookum society literary program Friday at 2 PM.
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Osborn
Wenatchee
Waterville
Gilbert Reeves
Lonnie Hartman
Charles Hathaway
Joe Smith
Leavenworth
Cashmere
Gladys West
Sylvia
Red Cross Seals Sale Planned Across Washington State
The Washington Association for the Prevention and Relief of Tuberculosis organizes a mail sale of Red Cross Seals to reach remote districts. Donors receive attractive stickers for Christmas letters while supporting health education and relief efforts. Seals offered as a voluntary opportunity with no obligations, with details available from 916 Cobb Bldg Seattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Washington Association For the Prevention and Relief of
Washington Association
Cobb Bldg
Seattle
Coal Shortage Prompts Early Orders at Motteler's
The looming car shortage risks a coal famine. Residents urged to buy now including lump coal steam coal and brickets from Motteler's at 43d F. T. Motteler, phone 335.
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Bricketts
Motteler’s
F. T. Motteler
Drunken and legal troubles in Leavenworth court records
Amos Hall was arrested for carrying concealed weapons and fined 25 dollars or 10 days in jail. John Lucey a logger celebrated his return by getting drunk and was fined 25 dollars or 10 days after a durance vile sentence. Fred Manus was fined 10 dollars for drunkenness. Marshal Teshera notes complaints from business men about alcohol sold for drinking under the mechanical alcohol provision.
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Amos Hall
Marshal Teshera
Graham
John Lucey
Sound
Ritchie
Lacey
Durance Vile
Fred Manus
Fred
Marshall Teshera
Leavenworth
M. Teshera
Temporary Laundry Office at Echo Building on Commercial Street
A temporary laundry office opens in the Echo building on Commercial Street to accept laundry bundles with daily Wenatchee Steam Laundry service. Notes mention 43 Ross Irwin and Mrs F A Losekamp traveling to Seattle then San Diego. Miss Bertha Wills takes a job in a dry goods department and Miss Clela Bullis hosts a Kensington gathering.
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Echo
Commercial Street
Wenatchee
Ross_ Irwin
Bertha Wills
The
Leavenworth Mercantile Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
A. P. Snyder
Will Brender
John Watson
George
Lutheran Ladies Aid
Art Franklin
F. D. Little
Lakeside
C. A. Comstock
Harding, Montana
W. J. Gordon
Chelan
Chelan Leader
Mayor Day
Dr. Hoxsey
Jack Farrel
Commercial Club Rooms
H. S. Prouty
Leavenworth State Fish Hatchery
Wenatchee River
Irwin
Mir Imvin
Blewett Pass
Neil Sears
White River Valley
Joe Teshera
O. S. Sampson
Geo. T. Sterling
Mr. S
J. C. Biles
Peshastin Lumber Co
China
Will W. Thompson
Chiwaukum
Wheeler’s Photo & Art Shop
J. W. Hoy & Co
F. Fanfare
Leavenworth Hospital
Judah
Mrs. Fanfare
Great Northern Telegraph
Winton
J. E. Praul
Red Mountain
C. S. Cook
Dude Brown
Chelan Consolidated
Mr. Cook
Council Proceedings
Hiyuskookum Society
United States
Leavenworth Mercantile Company
F. A. Losekamp
San Diego
Cal
Clela Bullis
Kensington
Leavenworth State Bank
Washington
L. F. Bullis
Rob’t B. Field
Rutherford Mercantile Go
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