Local notes and visits across Kennewick and area
Correspondents report Clara Dicus returning from Kennewick visits with F. L. Audrian and Rev H A Weigle from Seattle staying with Knautz. Mrs Thornton back from Hot Lakes Ore with husband improving. Desks arrive for new school house. Hedges boosters travel to White Bluffs from Kennewick. Everett DeSellem visits Prosser friends. Grace Burton from Spokane visits the Robertons. Hingren buys 20 acres in Sec 26 Freewater Ore and installs a pumping plant. George E Finley attends to business in Richland. R E Cox injures finger with gasoline engine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Weigle
Seattle
Kennewick
White Bluffs
Hedges
Everett DeSellem
Prosser
Grace Burton
Spokane
Mr. Hingren
Freewater
Ore
Finley Items and Community Notices
Mrs Mabel Hickey visiting her mother Mrs Fred Cresswell leaves Wednesday for Spokane. Prof Audrian from Kennewick discusses next year’s school work. School begins Monday Aug 14. Bus drivers are Arthur Skinner F B Smith and F E Coffeen. Grangers urged to attend next meeting Saturday night Aug 12. L L Hursey of Kennewick will occupy the pulpit Sunday Aug 13. Mary Brown of Kennewick visiting locals. Capt Griggs of Tacoma and C W Gamble of North Yakima, leaders of St Paul Tacoma Lumber Co, visited H W Nelson Thursday last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Hickey
Fred Cresswell
Spokane
Audrian
Kennewick
Arthur Skinner F. B. Smith
F. E. Coffeen
L. L. Hursey
Mary Brown
Capt. Griggs
Tacoma
C. W. Gamble
North Yakima
St. Paul & Tacoma Lumber Co
H. W. Nelson
Ben Grosscup
J. E. Burmaster
W. Baskett
Ralph McKinzie
Walla Walla
Birdie Niel
Vancouver
Earl Batters
Adolph Olson
Richland
H. Wheelhouse
Joe Roehl
Cheney
J. L. Kelly
Seattle
L. Wheelhouse
Clarence
Trout Lake
Wash
H. P. Miller
Pasco
Harry van Horn
Melvin Bernard
Montana
L. C. Langdon
O. D. Horton
Lind
Walter Nelson
Richland Transfer Co
Pendleton
Ladies’ Aid Society
the Columbia
Fourth Street
Mr. Amon
C. F. Breithaupt
J. Tomson
Burmaster
R. W. Worth
Geo. Wendall
Orville
Tyler
Frank Shaughnessy
Elda Clements
Local residents transact business and visit in hover area
A series of short notes records residents and visitors in Hover, Finley, Kennewick and surrounding areas. Names include Mrs. Thornton, Mrs. Hopkins, Miss Phoebe Kimball, Geo Schroyer, John Dahlin, G A Hamilton, Mr. Austin, Mrs. Nelson, Miss Minnie Brown, J Kennett, Mrs. G H Parr, Mrs. L J Dimmick, Geo Lee. Activities involve travel, hosting, and meetings with fruit growers and ranchers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Hamilton
Kennewick
Mr. Austin
Springdale
Wash
Austin
North Yakima
Nelson
Finley
Minnie Brown
Mottinger
G. Mottinger
J. Kennett
Missouri Flats
G. H. Parr
J. McKenney
Portland
Centralia
Aberdeen
L. J. Dimmick
Geo. Lee
Horse Heaven
Richland and Vicinity Social Roundup Notes
Richland and nearby residents share visits and travel as a steady stream of news. Umatilla crew visit, Ruth Stevens visits, farmers ship peaches, and locals return from Spokane, Seattle, and Kalispell with reports of trips and health. Local parks, picnics, and school exams mark the community calendar.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Clara Dicus
F. L. Audrian
Geo. E. Finley
R. E. Cox
Phoebe Kimball
Hester Parker
Portand
George Schroyer
John Dahlin
John Howard
Chas
Wm. Mills
U. S
Umatilla
Ruth Stevens
John Mills
Crawford
Antler’s Hotel
T., W. Moore
Cryderman’s Cor
Yakima and
Second Streets
Kennewick, Wash
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