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Newspaper
Leavenworth Echo
Location
Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1922
Page
5
Local notes report Ferguson visiting town last Friday and Saturday. Plans for a gasoline engine driven fresht boat on Lake Chelan, new barges, plane flights, and shipments of trout. Many local residents’ comings and goings, births, illnesses, injuries, and community events with mentions of Wenatchee, Seattle, and nearby farms and businesses.
A shower for Mrs. Aeschliman was held at Mrs. H. X. Featherstone's home with about thirty guests. Hostesses included Mrs. Harold Woldenberg and others. Mr. and Mrs. Aeschliman left for Colfax to start a wheat ranch, and various locals were noted for travels, work, or civic activity.
Regular notices announce a school election next Saturday to raise 7000 dollars in excess of the 10 mill levy, bringing the total to 18 mills to protect current school standards. Polls will open 1 pm to 7 pm, with the school board citing postwar cost pressures and salary needs.
Mr and Mrs Wm A Nelson and John Hedin returned from Minnesota after visiting relatives. Mrs Nelsons father joined them to live with her. Mrs Joe Nickles visited Ranger R E Nickles and family. Archie Wilson drove from Seattle to spend time with Uncle George Lecksfelt. Budd Bailey backed car over bank. damage limited to windshield and top. C A Phillips former Cashmere city clerk camped on Crescent Beach then proceeded to California.
Rev. Alfred E. Derby changes SOS to SRO for Sunday service at M E Church promoting spiritual life good music and friendship. Next Sunday he begins a sermon series The Land of Beginning Again with a big evening sing and a sermon titled Automobile Religion.
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