New One-Story Front Street shops to rise by Dec 1
Dwight K. Darling owns the lot on Front Street with Mrs. L. J. Nelson as agent. A single story building will replace the old structures housing Welshs Cafe and the barber shop. Two new store rooms will host Leavenworth Pharmacy and Welshs Cafe with a plate glass front and heating plant basement. The project uses walls from Rutherford and Tholin buildings and relocates the barber shop and pool hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welshe’s
Rutherford
Tholin
Leavenworth Pharmacy
Welsh’s
Tom Burke
Leavenworth
Welsh
Hare
Dwight K. Darling
Local Happenings and Business Notes in Leavenworth
Community notices record residents traveling to Merri, Portland, Seattle, and Spokane for work, illness, or visits. New business changes include a Cascade garage display and Andy’s Cafe transfer. A push to organize a Leavenworth fruit warehouse marks local economic plans alongside ongoing rail and lumber activity.
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Leavenworth
Erick Erickson Visits En Route Home From North Dakota
Erick Erickson, an old friend of the Echo group, stopped by Monday morning during a trip from North Dakota to his present home in Tacoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erick Erickson
Echo Bunch
North Dakota
Tacoma
Railroad Items of Timely Interest
A social session of the Degree of Honor was held at the home of Mrs. L. R. Lewis with Mrs. Shattuck of the grand lodge present and a talk. About fourteen members attended and refreshments were served. Brakeman Tom Galvin was bitten by a coyote at the Columbia River Friday night. he was treated in Spokane with rabies serum and is progressing well. N. A. Peltier and family returned from a hunting trip in the Olympic mountains with a bear and a deer. Mrs. Grace Hitchcock and Mr. Granger are mentioned in yard office duties and relocations. Mrs. Edith Pitschow and her father moved to Leavenworth. Mrs. Reynolds and Mrs. Hitchcock attended a show in Wenatchee. Mrs. C. H. Gephart left for the coast after spending a week in Leavenworth. Miss Martha Simmons returned from Perma Idaho due to a death in the family. The J. F. Beattiger bungalow across from the depot nears completion. Mrs. Basil Lang underwent a tonsil operation at the Community hospital and is recovering nicely. Mr. McCoskey of Spokane has spent several days in Leavenworth.
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L. R. Lewis
Shattuck
Grand Lodge
Tom Galvin
Columbia River
Galvin
Spokane
N. A. Peltier
Olympic Mountains
Peltier
Granger
Grace Hitchcock
Edith Pitschow
Mr. Murphy
Leavenworth
Ed. Reynolds
Wenatchee
Liberty
C. H. Gephart
Martha Simmons
Perma
Idaho
J.F. Beattiger
Basil Lang
McCoskey
Services at Pentecostal Assembly of God
Services at Pentecostal Assembly of God 130 East Benton St. Baptismal service at the river below Cascade Orchard bridge Sunday 11 a.m. Sunday School 1:45 p.m. Preaching 3 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. Prayer meetings Tuesday and Friday evenings 7:45. Pastor M. McPHEF.
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East Benton St
Cascade Orchard Bridge
M. McPhef
Methodist Church Services and Sunday School Schedule
Sunday School at 9 45 with Epworth League at 6 30. Topic How Can We Apply the Golden Rule Today Leader Florence Clem mens. Preaching 11 a m and 7 39 p m Morning subject Vicarious Prayer Evening subject The Greatest Coward Prayer meeting and Bible class Thursday 7 30. You are welcome. WM HOSKINS Pastor.
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Epworth League
Florence Clemmens
Vicarious Prayer
WM. Hoskins
Local notes and ads from Wenatchee and area
Reports include Anna Sampson transacting business in Wenatchee, Lena Satterfield visiting Everett, Mrs Will and Mrs Gritzmacher in Wenatchee, a Daughters of Isabella dance, a hunting trip by J T Lindley and son, a new unnamed club dance at the K P hall, and Charles A Crane’s return from Oregon on an abducting charge. Also school ads for Leavenworth Pharmacy and Wenatchee Business College with opportunities in study and employment.
Pythian Sisters Meet Next Tuesday at KP Hall
Attention Pythian Sisters regular meeting set for Tuesday evening October 18 at the KP hall. Mrs. John 8 Brender urges all members to attend. Echo classified ads suggest quick results. A Brown traveled to Seattle aboard No. 1 yesterday, B K Brower of Great Northern Lumber Co returned from a trip east. Mr. and Mrs. Nick Kinscherf traveled to Sedro-Woolley yesterday due to Mrs. Kincherf’s sister’s illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. K. Brower
Great Northern Lumber Co
Nick Kinscherf
Sedro-Wooley
Also Mentioned on This Page
Front ST
C. L. Rollins
Alonzo Black
Merri
Chas. LaPoint
Portland
C. H. Mason
Amanda Town
Seattle
Mrs
Dale Marble
B. H. Bryan
J. C. Penney Co
Cascade Garage
Daisy
Ruth Keirdt
Okanogan
Franklin Lumber Co
Sarah Greenfield
J. W. Foster
Entiat
Great Norther Lumber Co
McInnes
Margaret Peper
J. H. Seis
Oregon
Seises
Corbett
Jas. G. Corbett
Everett
Vancouver
B. C
Jim Foley
Royal Development Co
Gonzaga College
G. T. Ahlin
Nelson, B. C
J. Ff. Ahlin
Los Angeles
California
Ahlin
Phil Bartlett
Edmonds
Washington
J. W. Elliott
Bartlett
Harry Maston
Theo. Paine
Brown
Harry
Joe Hart
Jim Grub
Andy
John Kamps
Andy Velea
Hart
Grub
Velea
Kamps
W. G. Schannach
Edith Sinclair
James Wonder
Leonard
W. E. Herriman
F. S. Jacobson
L. J. Nelson
C. W. Lancaster
Central Ave
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
Hendricke
Hoskins
Andrew Krueger
Clint Tubbs
Vancouver, D. C
Mrs. Hart
Lin Hart
Howard
Burrington
Leavenworth Mercantile Co
Andrew Abbott
Medical Lake
N. L. Brown
Steinhill Ridge
A. F E. Schaller
A. H. Morton
Bonners Ferry
Wenatchee Fruit & Warehouse Co
Peshastin
W. A. Darling
J. S. Courtright
Cashmere
Day & Baxter
al Hoffman
KODAK
Wheeler
Price
Leavenworth, WN
Wheeler’s Drug Store
Leavenworth's
Pentecostal Assembly OF God
Methodist Church Services
Anna Sampson
Franklin Lumber Company
Lena Satterfield
Charles Will
B. H Gritzmacher
No. 1
Tueday
Isabella Wa
J.T. Lindley
C. C of
K. P
Charles A. Crane
Superior Court
Wenatchee Business College
Attention
Pythian Sisters
John 8. Brender
Echo
A. Brown
Beauty Shop
Phonographs Records
Brunswick
F. C. Olberg
Gartner’s Bakery
Leavenworth, Wash
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