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Newspaper
Leavenworth Echo
Location
Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1910
Page
3
Leaves Leavenworth Mondays and Fridays from Saam to Telma arriving 4 pm. Returns Telma Tuesdays and Saturdays at Sa am arriving Leavenworth 4 pm. Mall, passengers and express. For details contact Joe Massie, Proprietor, box 71, Leavenworth, Wash.
Leavenworth locals share small town events from Thanksgiving gatherings to illness updates. Notes include Miss Noble teaching changes, O. S. Sampson’s son-in-law illness, Misses Sheeley and Maston visiting, and local business promos at Carlquist’s and Palace of Sweets.
The Leavenworth Aggregation of Amateur Minstrels drew a large crowd at the opera house for a benefit reeling in funds for the Commercial Club. The program featured soloist Miss Leo Davis and Mr Sharman in Italian specialties and was directed by F S Jacobsen with multiple acts and encores.
The council met with all members present except Weigand and heard a committee report on town funds. Tumwater Savings Bank offered 2 percent on daily balances over 1000 while Leavenworth State Bank offered 2 percent on daily balances of 1000 or more and would take part of all town funds. The vote favored Leavenworth State Bank as sole depository. Other actions included contractor Moon’s permit, election officers for December 3 and 6, permits printing, bridge guards study, water condition inquiry, and payment of several bills.
Clyde E. Davis left town early Saturday to hunt in the Chumstick area. He located a herd of three deer, killed a young buck and wounded a doe, then brought both to the road in two trips. Unable to fit his deer in the buggy, he rode a horse back to town with the game and returned home with his father, proud of the harvest.
The notice reports H F Meeker and Miss Mildred A Tucker wed in Seattle on November 19. Miss Tucker worked as a stenographer in L J Nelson's law office and was a popular Leavenworth resident. the groom has lived here six to seven years and is regarded as an exemplary young man.
A collage of small business ads and notices including rooming and light housekeeping offers for Mrs. Inez Williams, Koerner's pharmacy promotions, professional nurse Mrs. M H Collins, Christmas postals, horse team safety information, Wenatchee steam laundry services, candy and tobacco items, drugstore prescription services, Nickell's music records, Fireside machine, Switches from hair work, I W Harper Whiskey ad, and Pioneer Barber Shop near the opera house.
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