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Newspaper
Kennewick Courier
Location
Kennewick, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1912
Page
4
Correspondents Ed Mulroney and John Ludwigs report a lively Castle Rock dance while residents attend to travel, family visits, and local business. Many neighbors recover from illness as alfalfa stacking continues and local fires redraw home life.
Mrs L H Cox injured her wrist in a fall on her south Richland steps last Tuesday. C F Breithaupt visited Kennewick last Thursday. Mrs A M Lausch injured in a runaway when a buggy overturned after a frightened horse. She had a forehead cut dressed at Dr Hopper's. AMethodist church banquet was held last Friday evening. J E Burmaster and J Koelsch visited Kennewick last Thursday. Anna and Esther Born left for Latah Washington for harvest work. Mrs T Born returned home after visiting near Larah. Mrs R A Nims and children left Richland for Cottonwood Idaho. The Christian Endeavor met in Union Hall with the topic Missions in North America led by Zada Mowery. J H Brenneman picked first ripe grapes on Fourth Street tract. Ella Burmaster left for a two month vacation visiting Mrs L C Michener near Washougal. Carl Willis and Olga Burmaster visited Kennewick Sunday. H F Vedica and E A Palmeter went to Pasco on business. Mr Patrick of Seattle, superintendent Horn Rapids Irrigation Co, visited Monday. C D Hopper and wife moved to a Rowland house in south Richland. S Willis returned from Pasco due to the death of their two month old son. funeral held in local cemetery.
The Locust Grove area reports mixed harvest results with some fields yielding as low as ten to sixteen bushels per acre while others reach higher totals. Typhoid cases are noted in the community along with health officials testing Relief water. Local residents travel for harvest work and small anecdotes on daily life pepper the page.
Cyril Osgood aged five son of Rev. and Mrs. W P Osgood died Tuesday after a ten day illness of cholera infantum. Funeral from the Osgood home Wednesday conducted by Rev C R Delepine. Interment Riverview Heights Cemetery. The family expresses thanks for kindness from friends.
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