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Leavenworth Echo

Location

Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America

Date

Nov 25, 1904

Page

3

Great Northern Time Table West Bound Train Service

West Bound schedule shows No 14 arrival at 150 pm departure 65 minutes later. Ar245 am? Depart 250 am arrive 1 354? Depart 1 404. Also mentions Milwaukee and Leavenworth Stage leaving Blewett Monday Wednesday Friday at 9 am and Leavenworth Tuesday Thursday Saturday at 8 am for passengers and express. Stage line operated by HMS Irwin.

Great Northern Miewett and Leavenworth Blewett Tam HMS

Leavenworth News Roundup of Happenings and Death

Town and County briefs cover holiday window dressings, meetings, travel, and arrivals. Notes include N Patterson joining Leavenworth Mercantile Co, Maud Merriam and families in Wenatchee for Thanksgiving, and plans for the Elberta hotel stopover. Deaths include Henry Alroth after a cow accident. Local travel, housing, and shop news accompany a dramatic organization debut and weather snow.

Ladies’ Guild Geo. Hood Jack Catchadal Wenatchee N. Patterson Leavenworth Mercantile Co Maud Merriam H. S. Irwin Blewett Merchant Cashmere

Thanksgiving Winter Party At Huffmaster Ranch

Messrs L J Nelson and S F Jacobsen with their wives and Misses Arges and Hartman joined by W H Hadley Paul Lachmund and Horace Bliss for a Thanksgiving dinner at A S Huffmaster ranch. The group enjoyed a jolly morning and praised the hosts wife and her hospitality.

L. J. Nelson S. F. Jacobsen Arges Hartman W. H. Hadley Paul Lachmund Horace Bliss A. S. Huffmaster Mrs. Huffmaster

Cotton Goods At Unbeatably Low Prices

Advertisement snippet touts imported and domestic ginghams percales checks and prints offered at prices that defy competition, urging shoppers to buy.

Fire destroys Castle and Rosburg homes in Blewett

Sunday night a blaze at Blewett started in the Castle house and spread to Rosburg’s dwelling and tele graph office, destroying both structures. McCarthy’s house was saved by keeping walls wet. most household goods were saved. Losses are about 550 total. The cause is believed defective stove pipe. H S Irwin started a boarding house nearby. Wunder returns from Minnesota to resume foreman position at Lamb-Davis mill. Bergler regrets leaving town and may return.

Henry Alroth Alroth Castle House W. H. Rosburg J. W. McCarthy Castle Resburg H. S. Irwin James E. Wunder Lamb-Davis Lumber Co Minnesota Mr Wunder Winona Minn Chas. Bergler Hugh Kochendoerfer Mr. Wunder Bergler

Blewett residents thanked for fire aid and kindness

The Wenatchee Advance notes gratitude to Blewett residents for aid after Sunday night fire and their kindness to Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Resburg. It also reports plans to form a Modern Woodmen camp in Leavenworth with Arthur Walker as assistant head deputy and invites local support.

J. W. Campbell Wenatchee Mr. Campbell Leavenworth Miss Edna Blewett W. H. Resburg Echo Woodmen Arthur Walker Modern Woodmen of America United States

Busy Bees Elect Officers at Saturday Meeting

The Busy Bees gathered at Miss Arline Farmer’s home with strong attendance. Officers elected: Myrtle Wall president, Gertrude Hansen vice president, Arline Farmer treasurer, Marguerite Poage secretary. The raffled handkerchief pillow was won by Mrs Fan Peterson.

Busy Bees Arline Farmer Myrtle Wall Gertrude Hansen Marguerite Poage Fan. Peterson

Box Supper Fails to Raise Library Funds in Town

A community box supper to fund a free library and reading room drew attendees who enjoyed the event but fell short financially. Prizes were awarded for cards among attendees, with Mrs. G. T. Walker and Miss Anna Miller among the winners. The listing also advertises local goods and services.

Davy Jones G. T. Walker Anna Miller Wenatchee E. A. King E. A. King, First, and the Booby Prize Was A Tossup Between Messrs. H. ®. Carr Emery Ross

Hotel Clifford Opens to Public as A M Rawlins Announces

Mrs. A M Rawlins declares the Hotel Clifford will open December 1 with twenty three rooms, steam heat, hot and cold baths, and electric lighting. A restaurant to open adjoining will serve patrons near the depot, promising one of the citys best lodging spots.

A.S Hufmaster Seattle Washington Ida Veo John Schmidt Ballard A. L. Mitchell Eagle Creek Schmidt van DeGrift Wenatchee N. M. Sorensen Ephrata John.e. Porter Echo Porter BE. Riste A. M. Stawlins Ralston Clifford Raston A. M. Rawlins

Christmas candy at Pendleton’s and store ads at Leavenworth Merc

An old ad text promotes Christmas candies at Pendleton's and Royal Crackers at Mere while Leavenworth Merc urges readers to shop for heaters and discounts. Susan Shortley offers healing services from a residence office in LeavenWorth. H A Dotson suffers a log mill injury and is treated by Dr. McCoy with a rapid recovery.

Mere Susan Shortley LeavenWorth, Co H. A. Dotson McCoy

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