Kennewick Notes Quiet Week of Local Travel and Plans
Local residents report business trips to Spokane Walla Walla and Seattle. Meetings announce church unity for Washington Children's Home Society and plans for a basket factory start with berry hallocks assembly. Kennewick sees relocations, property sales, town improvements, and a charity theater night supporting the library and Richland Band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ER. Sully
Inger
G. L. Jones
Walla Walla
Rhynsburger
H. A. Howe
Spokane
E. R. Sully
Howard Marsh
Howard
W. P. Cryderman
Oscar Haydon
Haydon
Jones
C. D. Rarey
Indiana
Florence Davidson
Jessie Jackson
Pasco
Kate Williams
Russells
L.C. Gardner
Strawberry Point
Iowa
Toggery
Portland
Kennewick
J. M. Schaeffer
Floyd W. Rader
Washington State
Chehalis
Wm. Grinnell
Attalia
Laura Miles
Thos. Cosgrove
Finley
Corder
Mrs
A. S. Coats
Raymond
Mr. Coats
Basket Factory
Richland High School
Kennewick Library Association
Richland Band
Joe Edwards
L. L. Hursey
Emma Heidtke
Scott Z. Henderson
West Second Street
Robt
Dorothy
East
Highlanders Happenings Chronicle Local Growth and Social Drive
Community notes describe Dr Cormican leaving for Wisconsin, land deals and nursery expansions by Van Holderbeke and Gaskell, new residents and purchases in Kennewick, civic beautification on Arbour Day, fruit and strawberry prospects, and a Pavilion show by Miss Leota Howard with praise for Carl Grissen and Ben Evlyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arcbur
Highlands
Ziller and Krug
Otto Gaskell
Nathan
Thayer’s
Spokane
Kennewick
Carl Grissen
Ben Evlyn
Mr. Grissen
Germany
Cheney Normal School
University of Idaho
Spokane College
D A R Organizes Columbia Chapter in Kennewick
The Daughters of the American Revolution formed a permanent Columbia Chapter in Kennewick with Mrs. C. E. King hosting. Officers for the year include Regent Mrs. W. B. Wuth, Vice Regent Mrs. Gould, Secretary Mrs. Geo. Peters, Treasurer Miss Beulah Church, and Registrar Mrs. Camilla B. Wuth. Charter members number nineteen, all lineally descended from American Revolution patriots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of the American Revolution
C. E. King
Columbia
Kennewick
W. B. Wuth
Gould
Secy
Geo. Peters
Treas
Beulah Church
Camilla B. Wuth
National Society of the D. A. R
Mesdames
Gray
C. B. Wuth
Sherman
Roberts
Mann
W. J. Hoyt
C. E
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Hays
C. L. Holcomb
Seattle
Sercombe
J. Sercombe
A. E. Campbell
J. E. Shinn
North Yakima
D. L. Plantz
Lee Wettlaufer
Kennerwick
Mae Sercombe
Granger
Harry Sheppard
H. E. Beach
Denton
H. A. Hower
Auto
Mrs. Jackson
Connell
D. L. Taylor
Mrs. Johnson
Ellen J. Williams
North Bank Road
Washington
Oregon
Benton County
Hover
P. Bamford
C. S. Hanna
C. B. Stewart
Hatton
Mr. Stewart
Miss Stowers
Mary Stewart
Esther Smith
Irma Bier
Omar W. Rich
Henry
Hubert
North Dakota
Mr. Rich
O. R. Rich
Theodore
Oregon & Western Colonization Company
Crook, Harney
Malheur
Albany
Willamette Valley
Payette
Idaho
Rich
New Lands
Roy E. Larkin
Culver, Wash
Geo. Perry
H. Sims
J. B. Clements
Louis F. Stock
Pennsylvania
C. B. Michener
Prosser
Frank Driscoll
Victoria B. C
A. W. Tompkins
MacDonald
W. H. Allison
Michigan
Thos. Marriott
Congregational Church
Victor E. Marriott
California
Garfield
Cormican
Waupaca
Wis
Northern Pacific Irrigation Co
Highlands Improvement Club
Belle Robinson
Brother Ed
van Holderbeke Nursery
Chas. Robinson
Fairfield
Wash
A. van Holderbeke
van Holderbeke
Mr. Robertson
Evansville
Mrs. Druin
Bremerton
Highland
Ladies’ Highland Club
The
Masons
Z. J. Hostetter
J.J. Reed
British Mining Company
Skagit County
Hostetter
Skagit River
Chas. Robison
Colfax
Cooper Ranch
Robison
Palouse Country
Kennewick Valley
A. Newton
J. E. Tull
Bedford
Warren Green
R. E. Gordon
Sharpsburg
A. W. Hover
D. A. R’s Organize
Carmen
Yours
Chas.h. Collins Co
the Chas
Collins Co
Wick Fruit & Produce Coo
E.msty
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