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Leavenworth Echo

Location

Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1908

Page

7

Leavenworth Blewett Stage Line Schedules

Leavenworth and Blewett Stage Line leaves Leavenworth Monday Wednesday Friday at 7am. Carries passengers and express under K D Shugart. Leaves Leavenworth Monday and Friday at Saom arrives Telma 4pm. Telma to Leavenworth Tuesday Saturday a.m. Arrives Leavenworth 4pm. Mail, parcels and express. For details address Joe Massie Box 71 Leavenworth Wash.

Leavenworth and Blewett Leavenworth K. D. Shugart Sa Om Telma Peers Express Joe Massie Leavenworth, Wash

Local Notes From Leavenworth King County Echoes

Town items note visits and events around Leavenworth including residents in Spokane Seattle and Tacoma. Voter registration surpasses 450 with expectations near 500. Local figures like Jene Hamilton Pat Gallagher Frank Reeves and others are mentioned along with family milestones and a duck hunting trip to Stratford. A death in the Kirby family and a real estate closing near Peshastin are recorded.

Local political talk and town notes from Leavenworth

Postmaster G B Kinney contemplates a Democratic commissioner nomination. Local figures like Estes and Holmes engage in politics while coal bunkers rise opposite a grain house. Ed Ferguson aligns with suffragists as church events invite attendance. A mix of property deals, family visits, and a trout catching excursion round out the week in Leavenworth.

Ed Ferguson Leavenworth A. F. Estes Cashmere

Log rolling picnic draws county candidates to Wenatchee

Modern Woodmen of Wenatchee hosted a log rolling picnic at Monitor Grove inviting county candidates. Hon. J. J. King attended with F. A. Reynolds and Geo. Liverly from the north end. King noted a large, enjoyable crowd. The article also covers mining location opinions, a real estate sale adding another orchard to Peshastin valley, and local updates on residents and candidates.

Wenatchee Monitor Grove J. J. King F. A. Reynolds Geo. Liverly North End Peshastin Valley A. G del McCoy Charlie Stage Place Wm. Lowell Everett Lowell

Gas incident man survives in tunnel and Spokane campaign notes

W G Heferich was overcome by gas in a tunnel but is now out of danger. Harry Rosenhaupt of Spokane campaigned for congress with optimism about leading, while a Sunday Review poll showed Poin Dexter near forty nine percent. Del McCoy toured Chelan Lakeside and Entiat valley voters, noting warm reception and weighing sheriff support implications.

Prince of Good Fellows Frank Losekamp Mt. Stewart Frank Losefamp W. G. Heferich Harry Rosenhaupt Spokane Congress Poindexter del McCoy Chelan Lakeside Entiat Valley

Old settler Joel S Barnard dies at Lake Wenatchee home

Joel S Barnard, likely the oldest settler on Lake Wenatchee, died last Sunday at his son in law Oliver Bates home. He was over 80 and had lived on the lake nearly twenty years. He proofed up on his homestead and received land award two months before his illness. The writer knew him as a kindly man and extends sympathy to family and friends.

Joel S. Barnard Lake Wenatchee Oliver Bates Barnard

Dr J W Lepinion Eye and Nerve Specialist

A drugless system pledges to abolish chronic nervous troubles including headaches stomach liver kidney female and spinal issues and rheumatism. Cross eyes are straightened painlessly without operation and refraction errors corrected. Glasses fitted for school children at a reduced price with a lady attendant available.

School district bids for student transportation services

Notice to Bidders from District No. 49 invites written proposals for transporting children from Eagle Creek and Cascade Orchards. The page also lists local ads including American Lady corsets at Campbell's, hosiery, a Bon Ton lunch and bread, a Cascades fishing guide John Teshera, and fabric and dairy offerings with prices.

Eagle Creek Cascade Orchards

Barnyard Sales and Whiskey Ad Include Local Notices

Dr Langdon at Joe Masseys barn every other Saturday sells horse team about 2000 lbs for 125 dollars. Promotes Old I Harper whiskey from J G Fritz Overland Bar weighing grandfather style. J W Corcoran Peshastin Washington near Wrights saw mill listed.

Dr. Langdon Joe Massey I. W. Harper J. G. Fritz Overland Bar J. W. Corcoran

Laundry ad touts Wenatchee plant quality

We natchee promotes a laundry that claims first class work comparable to large cities. Customers are urged to give a trial and ask Mr. Forrs, the local agent, to send the next bundle to the Wenatchee laundry.

Wenatchee

Also Mentioned on This Page

King Co’s F. A. Estes Owls Charley Salick Dr. Kademan F. E. Carlquist Jene Hamilton Pat Gallagher Seattle L. W. Bloom P. H. Graham The Sound Metropolis Dr. Martin F. S. Jacobsen Tacoma F. A. Lindquist Lindquist Alaska Jnc W. H. Franklin Fred Marble Portland Oregon Guy C. Brown Columbia Valley Bank Jack Mahoney Red Apple Mrs. Shore Vivian Ethwyn Kathleen Hawkshaw Chilliwack, B. C Frank Reeves Superior Court Chelan County Albert Walker Sunnyside Wash Mr. Walker Stratford S. E. Ritchie Nigger Creek Henry Roberts M. Kirby Peshastin Mr. Kirby Otto Green G. B. Kinney Massie & King Grain Commission George Beam Episcopal Church Bloom’s Hall Hallett Liddle J. B. Holmes Wenatchee Avenue Emil Frank Mr. Frank J. R. Adam O’neil Nebraska Hamilton Boys Judge King Mr. Adam Martin P. Spencer Spencer Echo O. S. Sampson David Little Fred Miller Will L. Lamb C. R. Lamb Clinton Iowa Lamb Minneapolis Henry Cross Bergman Geo. Howell Mr. Howell Mill Town Ruby W. S. Banks Sylvester Riggins National Forest Service National Forest Ford Wettstein Mr. Wettstein Mr. and Beamish Charles Albright Messrs. Featherstone & Rollins Chiwaukum Sam Sumner Sumner Phil Bartlett Bellingham Yakima Frank Brady Walter Olive Mr. Olive Kittitas Reed Olive Jacob Dahl Wellington Hoxsey Dahl J. W. Lepinion G. W. Hathaway Campbell’s Leavenworth Gardens H. L. Southwick E. Abbott Bon Ton John Cascades John Teshera Leavenworth Wn Vienna OUR M. F. Peake F. R. Peake M. F. Peake & Son General Agency Timber Lands Puget Sound Washington King’s Bakery and Coffee House Jos. Mas A. King Opp Tumwater Bank Dave Devil Davidson Harry Breton Weigand Vienna Bakery Will McGlothlin
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