Three men arrested for illegal liquor sale in Ephrata
Last week three men were fined two hundred dollars plus costs each after arrest in Ephrata on charges of illegal liquor selling.
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Newspaper
Leavenworth Echo
Location
Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1911
Page
8
Last week three men were fined two hundred dollars plus costs each after arrest in Ephrata on charges of illegal liquor selling.
An ad urges careful sprain treatment with Chamberlain's Liniment to ease soreness and restore health. Sold at King's City Drug Store.
Chelan County weekly real estate transfers list includes J H Olson to C R Sargent and many other deeds with prices from $1 to $30,000. It notes exchanges, parcels in Lear, Entiat, Wenatchee areas and numerous lot changes with Grandview, Gibsond, Bolenbaugh, Cascade Gardens, Leav additions. Also local ads praise Electric Bitters and Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets with patient anecdotes and drugstore sales.
Three men were arrested in Wenatchee last Saturday night on bootlegging charges. Wenatchee real and personal property valued at 3 173 831 for 1911. Henry B. Dewey visited Wenatchee Monday for school inspection. Wenatchee High beat Walla Walla 54 to 0 in football. Mayor Dallach may seek re election amid Socialist ticket. G S Merriam sold five acre orchard for 7500 with commercial trees five years old. Mayor Dallach to assist in welcoming President Taft in Spokane. Apple growers urge removal of Rome Beauty and Jonathan for keeping quality. Wenatchee Valley Frasers association closed its season Saturday night. In Cashmere 175 cars of apples signed the association pool. County Engineer Berry told of state meeting in Wenatchee with Good Roads gathering October 19 20 21. Women change minds often and cleaner or not. Subscribe for The Echo.
The notice lists church services on the first, second, fourth, and fifth Sundays with catechism at 6 45 pm and benediction. No service on the third Sunday. Union Sunday School convention at 2 30 pm at the Methodist church, with Mr and Mrs Knapp speaking at 7 30 pm at the Congregational church. Children sermon at 11 am titled A Pod with Four Peas. Annual home missions offering planned. Rev. J M Van de Walle and Rev W V Davis are pastors.
Sunday School 9 45 a m Confessional 10 30 a m Preaching 10 45 a m Text I Cor 11 23 29 Real Presence Subject The Great est Invitation in the World Evening 7 30 p m Text Matt 11 28 Knapp family lectures Elementary Grades Building Up the School Union service 7 30 Con gregational church Mrs Knapp and Mr Knapp speakers Prayer meeting Thursday 7 30 Welcome to all Pastor J O Hawk Umbrella remark included as unrelated note
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