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Newspaper
Leavenworth Echo
Location
Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1904
Page
3
Westbound and eastbound train arrivals and departures listed. Blewett to Leavenworth stage runs Monday Wednesday Friday at 7 am while Leavenworth stage leaves Tuesday Thursday Saturday at 8 am. Passenger service details attributed to H. Irwin, proprietor.
Wenatchee and Cashmere residents travel to fairs and attend social events while reporting on illnesses and business visits. The Echo covers shop openings, construction progress, school changes, and local incidents including a mill accident and a hold up in Hillyard.
A festive surprise party honored Mr. A. M. Phelan on his forty fifth birthday at his residence last Saturday. Guests brought costly gifts while singing recitations and dancing filled the evening. Midnight supper followed, with a group photo taken by Mrs. Bottsford as the table overflowed with fine fare.
The Ladies Guild will meet with Mrs. J. M. Bottsford next Thursday afternoon. Mr. Bloom and her son are expected to arrive from Minnesota the last of this week. The gathering includes numerous listed families and individuals from the Bottsford and Colman circles.
Our school was out last Friday. Miss Nina Richardson and the pupils staged an entertaining program of speaking singing and music. Winnie King visited from Ellensburg to see his mother Mrs J Griffin. Johnnie Burmeister helps bail hay at Mountain Home. Joseph and Robert Marko went to Mount Stewart to assess a mining claim. Charles Gibbs drove in from Peshastin with fruit and fine peaches at reasonable prices. A party celebrated Mr Resburgs 88th birthday at his home. Five room furnished house for rent. Technite of Mrs 2 Av Springer.
A sale notice appears on a heavy cardboard 8x10 sheet in large type announcing goods for purchase at the office location. The legible portion lists the item class and directs readers to inquire for details.
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