Local field sells Weir's White Lead and hatching stock
The notice lists Weir's White Lead offered for sale at one dollar per setting of thirteen eggs and fifteen hundred for a hundred. It also details assorted local activities including egg sales, market notes, and community updates from Kennewick with references to residents, road work, and church events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weir
Ughbred
Plymouth Rock
Thomas Hob
B. G. Zwansig
Gee, Finley & Son
North Bank Road
G. V. Mackey
Kennewick Market
Bundle Social at Congregational Church Draws Crowd
A Friday night Bundle Social at the Congregational church featured visiting and games, a short program of readings and songs, and a circle where attendees passed bundles revealing useful and curious items. Janet Simmons accompanied the activity with music as the Y P S C E provided a treat before departure. Ice cream and drinks were offered at Prof. Geo Jauslin's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
Janet Simmons
Preaching Schedule at Presbyterian Church and Local Venues
T H Dry preaches at 11 am Sunday at the Presbyterian church on The Sabbath for Man. Afternoon services are at Finley at 3 pm and Hover at 7 30 pm with the same speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. F. Wren
Spokane
Wren
Kennewick
Pasco
Wren & Greenough
Riparia-Pasco
Northern Pacific
Dry
Presbyterian Chectch
Foster C. Stretchberry
J. A. Guthrie
Elmer
David W. Deiterich
The
Presbyterian Church
Finley
Hover
Sabbath and Evening Services at Local Church
Sabbath school starts at 10 a.m. with preaching on The Trial and Crucifixion of Our Savior. Epworth League gathers at 6 30 p m with The Cost of Service led by Miss Gretta Book. Evening preaching at 7 30 p m on Peters Denial and Bitter Sorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Miss Gretta Book
Peter
Palm Sunday Sermons and Palm Display at Morning Service
Next Sunday Palm Sunday observances include a morning sermon on Christ's Triumphal Entry into Jerusalem and an evening discourse on Christ's Trial before Pilate. Palm donations are invited for decorative use. Sunday School gathers at 10 a.m. and the Christian Endeavor meets at the usual hour with Miss Emma Cahn leading Our Pledge and how to keep it. Everyone is welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusalem
Pilate
Weisel
Christian Endeavor
Emma Cahn
Second Annual Meeting of the Woman's Presbyterial Society
The Woman's Presbyterial Society holds its second annual meeting in Kennewick on April 12 and 13 with delegates from Junior and Senior Christian Endeavor Mission Bands and local missionary groups. A Thursday reception greets visitors. Friday includes all day sessions and a Friday evening lecture by Miss Julia Hatch on a missionary subject illustrated by stereoptical views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Presbyterial Society
Kennewick
Julia Hatch
YMCA Members to Prepare Courts for Fixtures This Friday
All members are urged to attend the club room this Friday evening shortly after 6 o'clock to ready the tennis and basketball courts for ordered fixtures arriving Tuesday. A few hours of concerted effort will have the courts fit for play. Flower or flours. Columbia Gem
Resolution of Thanks Kennewick Wash April 5 06
The First Congregational Sunday School of Kennewick expresses heartfelt thanks to Cedar Falls Iowa Brethren for the gift of library books sent through Mrs. Robert Simmons. Unanimously voted to show gratitude for the large box of fine books aiding the Sabbath school library.
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Kennewick
Wash
First Congregational Church
Cedar Falls
Iowa
First Congregational Sunday School of
Robert Simmons
W. R. Weisel
Congregational Sunday School
Columbia telephone system links west coast lines to Columbia district
The Columbia Telephone System will connect directly with Pacific States long distance lines enabling calls to Bellingham Everett Seattle Snohomish Tacoma Portland Spokane and other western towns and eastern points such as Butte Helena Anaconda and Rocky Mountain areas. Repairs will update local equipment within 10 days to avoid Bell patent issues and Kennewick is named as a future telephone center. The notice ends with thanks from Hugh and Lizzie Stokes and an unrelated flour slogan.
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W. S. Jenkins
McNeel
Wash Hettinger’s
Amon
Jenkins
Sound
Fruitgrowers’ Association
Kennewick
Everett
Bellingham
Seattle
Tacoma
Portland
Kennewick Fruit Growers Association
Columbia
Central
Pacific States Telephone Co
Snohomish
Spokane
Washington
Palouse
Rocky Mountain
Butte
Helena
Anaconda
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone System
Bell
Pacific States Co
Prosser
Klinge
Columbia System
Columbia Basin
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F. M. Kent
Weee Alla
C. C. Anderson
Don F. Creaswell
Board of County Countissioners
J.M. Howell
Phelps
N. Y
Mared Oth
G. E. Hanson
Presser
H. A. Mitcham
Fisher House
Washington Street
Dr. Hewetaon
Stanley Pierce
Wallala
R. A. Simmons
Kiona
Irene la Porte
Atay
Connell
J. W. Gilkey
Hansen
North Yakima
J.J. Raden
O. A. Fechter
North Coast Railway
Matheson
Flowe
R. H. Anderson
Boston
Otto Hansen
Chicago
Mike Sentle
Kennek Land Co
L. M. Dennis
Idaho
Eakin Hall
Dennis E
F. H. von Lanp
Mt South
E. R. Nebergall
A. R. Fisher
Holmes Ranch
Masonic Lodge
Samuel G. Ward
Howe’s
L. E. Johnston
North
Yakima
F. E. Featherstone
R. G. Tripp
Valley Barn and Dray
Sims
Second Street
F. Segessenmann
R. Fullerton
R. B. Walker
van Lycle
R. Oldaker
Mont
Hanson Koys
N. P
Hermeston
Ore
Hollister
Columbia Pharmacy
Otto Hanson
O. L. Hanson
L. E. Johnson
E. R. Newell
Edna Pallister
Yakima Theatre
Republic
Robert Strahorn
Pitman
Wm. Burr
Umatilla
Billy
Wallula
Ainsworth
W. 8. Haxton
M. E
Mrs. Haxton
Geo. Jauslin
M. E. Church
Columbia Gem
Missionary Convention
Columbia Gem Flour
Cora A. Sercombe
Howe
Harness Shop
J. G. Jones
Hugh and
Lizzie Stokes
Angel Food
TULL
Godwin
Heinz
Cateup
Black and Tan
Rubens
W.G. King & Son
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