Resident and business visitors gather in Kennewick area
Mr Osborne returned home from Walla Walla while Dr A B Ely of Kennewick looked after property here. James Doyle remains convalescent at home. Mr Rogers of Pasco sold furniture to Mr Weiss and moved out. Auction set for May 3 at T J McKenney home with free lunch as the McKenneys plan to move to Alberta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Osborne
Walla Walla
A. B. Ely
Kennewick
James Doyle
Mr. Rogers
Pasco
Weiss
Rogers
Chas. Poston
Finley
John Mills
E. G. Cox
T. J. McKenney
McKenney
Alberta
Richland Notes Show Local Travel and Visits
Local residents including John Glenn and J. Koelch traveled to Kennewick and Pasco for business last Thursday. Several others visited family in Horse Heaven and Moscow Idaho, with moves to Pasco and Hanford trips noted. An 11 pound baby was born to the Mooreland couple, and Richland’s baseball team played Hanford 7 6 away as Anna Born prepared to move to Kennewick for work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Glenn
J. Koelch
Kennewick
Pasco
Mrs. Mulholland
Horse Heaven Country
C. B. Stoddard
Walla Walla
W. W. Scholes
Moscow
Idaho
Jeryl O’brien
Hanford
Horn Rapids Irrigation Co
P. R. Mooreland
Frank Moorhead
Timmerman Flat
Burlingame Ranch
Embroidery Club
J. Glenn
Finley Notes Socials and Local Meetings
Miss Ruth McCune visited with S. A. Hoyt and wife then returned to Seattle. May 2 the Ladies Aid hosts a dime social at the Fisher home to raise funds for a good cause with music and refreshments. A republican caucus meets April 27 at Finley school for delegates to Prosser. Water users discuss at the schoolhouse. many Finley residents attend and enjoy the Rose Maiden event amid other activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth McCune
S. A. Hoyt
Seattle
Fisher Home
A. H. Poston
Frank Lewins
Carley
H. N. Rounds
A. R
Fisher and Son
S. R. Stearns
Spokane
Finley School
Prosser
Finley
Nine Years Ago in Kennewick Developments and Land Expansion
Nine years ago today in Kennewick, S. S. Bently of Reardon clears land in Horse Heaven and plans a residence. B. J. Duncan buys Kennewick Addition lots and will start building soon. Land development and irrigation activities span the town as merchants Haw kins & Wilkie open a new store, postoffice fixtures progress, and several residents invest in homesteads and orchards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. S. Bently
Reardon
Horse Heaven
B. J. Duncan
Kennewick
Highland settlements grow with new residents and movers
Miss Madeline Keller arrives with her brother to the Highland home joining a social and business circle. The Kellers, formerly of Fond du Lac Wisconsin, are part of a steady stream of arrivals including Geo Krug building a Sec 33 residence Lake Henratty’s family from Butte Montana and Louis Bliss with his three sons moving into a new home near Gordon H Taylor. Ernest Krug returns to Fond du Lac Ina Wright visits Madton and J Will Gleichman completes a Highland foundation plans to divide time between Evansville and Kennewick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madeline Keller
Highland
Miss Keller
Kellers
Fond du Lac
Wisconsin
Geo. Krug
Sec
Lake Henratty
Butte
Montana
Highlands
Louis Bliss
Mr. Bliss
Chicago
Gordon H. Taylor
Ernest Krug
Ina Wright
Madton
J. Will Gleichman
Gleichman
Evansville
Kennewick
School Notes and Upcoming Commencement at Local High
Irving Peckenpaugh returns after illness and Miss Velikanje’s Caesar class builds a duplicate bridge across the Rhine in three two student teams. Most classes finish this term as finals approach with reviews and exams. Reverend Rarey to deliver Baccalaureate sermon May 5 at the Presbyterian Church and commencements May 10 in the new high school auditorium. Students in Oral Expression perform works including Shirley Holmes, Marcella Gould, Lara Shanafelt, Martin Garber, Dorothy Arnold, and Firma Henderson earning praise from peers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving Peckenpaugh
Groom
Rarey
Methodist Church
Presbyterian Church
Lewis
Shirley Holmes
Boston
Brooklyn
Marcella Gould
Lasca
Texas
Lara Shanafelt
Martin Garber
Marengo
Dorothy Arnold
Longfellow
Evangeline
Firma Henderson
Hensley Fools Worms With Cone Barrier For Trees
Frank Hensley claims a tar paper cone around fruit trees blocks cut worms. The cone, narrow at the tree, prevents worms from passing the lower rim. He reports the method defeats climbing worms and plans to continue using it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hensley
Mr. Hensley
White Bluffs
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lynch’s
Allen Blessinger
Dayton
J. C. Koegler
Jamestown
Missouri
Wm. Helm
Kennewick Grain & Milling Co
T. H. Dry
E. C. McWherter
Portland
Tata
Robt
Perkins
North Carolina
Dr. Davidson
Williams’ Place
Henry Williams
Orient
Wash
C. J. Whaley
Helen Williams
St. John, Wash
K. McClung
Colville, Wash
Philip Schireman
A. H. Avery
Twin City Ice & Cold Storage Co
Joseph Schuster
J. Miller
John Beem
Tyler, Wash
Artman
P. R. Moorland
Thaddeus Grosscup
Tacoma
Richland
Anna Born
A. V. McReynolds
J. R. Amon
S. H. Amon
Kennewick Hardware Co
Hawkins & Wilkie
Wilkie
W. A. Morain
Second Street
J. B. Bently
Kansas City
Kennewick Ditch
Chas. M. Bently
Ogden
Utah
William Pallister
O. R. Holcomb
Ritzville
M. P. Fuller
Hanson Brothers
C. J. Beach
H. A. Hover
Riverside
E. P. Greene
C. A. Lundy
Bartlett
Bartholet
J. J. Rudkin
North Yakima
Rudkin & Fechter
N. R. Sylvester
Hensley
Vibber-Gifford Drug Co
Prescription Druggists
Tulles Drug Company
Rexall
Vibber- Gifford Drug Co. Co. Ennewic
Pacific States
Busy Bee
Partime
Twin City
Kennewick Club
King & Son
City
Twin City Ice & Cold Storage
Com’y
Canadian Rockies
Soo
Canadian Pacific
St. Paul Minneapolis
J. B. Thomas
O-W. R
N. Ry
M. E. Malone
J. Wall
Trav. Pass. Agt
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