Notice of Hearing on Kennewick Improvement Assessments
The city calls a hearing on the Local Improvement District No. 8 assessment roll for concrete sidewalks and curbs in Kennewick including listed blocks and additions. The council will meet at 7:30 p.m. on September 8 1912 to hear objections and may revise or confirm the assessment. objections must be in writing to the City Clerk before the hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennewick
Beach
Menhinick
Council
Board of Equalization
Amon
Hover Notes Community Updates and Local Travel
Mrs N L Blackman and son Willis return from Seaside Oregon after two weeks away. Several residents, including Jas Fendel Wallula and John Mills, transact business. Mrs J E Hampton and Fern visit Rathdrum and Spokane. Miss Annie Parker visits St Louis. More locals travel to Kennewick Edmon ton Alberta and Walla Walla for work and harvest prep. A tea at Mrs Ward Toward's hosts guests. Inland Empire excursion delays Fisher family departure. Adolph Galstead welcomes baby boy born August 6 1912. Sunday services resume. Sam M McKee speaks at hall. Seattle buyers start river Cooper land improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalles
Oregon
Horse Heaven
Hover
R. E. Blackman
Kennewick
J. E. Hampton
Fern
Rathdrum
Idaho
Spokane
H. W. Powell
U.S
Page, Wash
J. Williams
Edmonton
Alberta
John Tyche
Sam Stebbins
Jack Foster
Pasco
Robert Perkins
Blanche Setzer
D. C. Cresswell
Freewater
Fred Cresswell
Ray
Will Stevens
Walla Walla
C. J. Whaley
Geo. Finley
Fred Abley
Inland Empire
Adolph Galstead
Rhodes
Carle
Sam M. McKee
Selah
Seattle
Cooper Land
Richland Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Moves
Mrs. Joe Cannon and her young son visit her mother Mrs. O R Rollins this summer. A. D. Waltz of Spokane and Randall Tuttle from Wallace Idaho call on relatives. O R Engle and family sell their Kreidler place and plan to move to Minnesota. Ladies Aid hosted an ice cream social. Local residents recover from illness and a horse loss is noted. O R Rollins conducts business in Connell and J C McClellan tours Kennewick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Cannon
Little Son
O. R. Rollins
A. D. Waltz
Spokane
Randall Tuttle
Wallace
Idaho
John
George
O. R. Engle
Kreidler
Richland
Minnesota
M. E. Church
A. M. Lausch
Albert Weidle
Philip Schireman
J. W. Vanderburgen
F. J. O’brien
Seattle
A. P. Kerns
Grosscup Ranch
E. A. Palmeter
John L. Foskett
Hanford
J. C. McClellan
Cascade Lumber Co
Kennewick
Connell
Eighth Grade Examinations Set For Aug 15 and 16
Notice that eighth grade examinations will be held Thursday and Friday August 15 and 16 in the new High School building. All pupils wishing to take these examinations must be present at that time.
Advertised Letters List At Local Post Office
The notice lists names of residents with unclaimed mail on file at the post office. Included are Miss Mae Beasley, Dr. C. C. Halworth, I. W. Ingalls, C. A. Karmon, J. A. King, E. Mullen, Mrs. Quinn, Mrs. Will Seldon, Mrs. L. R. Baker, Mrs. Wm. Gorman, Wm. Griffith, Hurley MecWain, W. J. MecWain.
Highlands Happenings Highlight Local Visits and Plans
Dr and Mrs Luhman of Manito Wisconsin and Hugo Luhman of North Yakima visit Kenyon home and praise Highlands peach ranch development. Gordon H Taylor seeks County Surveyor nomination backed by Highlands voters. Mrs J R Lott runs weekly dancing at club house and Edwin Mann plans vacation while W T Mann drives mail. Frank White improves from illness. Clark Mauk works in Kennewick factory during peach season lull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luhman
Manitowoc
Wis
Hugo Luhman
North Yakima
Kenyon
Dr. Luhman
Highlands
M. N. Hudnall
W. L.craver
Minneapolis
Wabasha
Minnesota
Bush
Flora Bush
Chicago
Kennewick
G. H. Taylor
Jos
Drouin
Rae Wtan
Yakima
Gordon H. Taylor
United States
J. R. Lott
Edwin Mann
W. T. Mann
Frank White
Clark Mauk
Also Mentioned on This Page
T. J. Wright
Kennewick Opera House
Extrao
Dinary
Walla Walla County Fair
Tigano
W. A. Ritz, Sec
Finley
Drouin, Jr
Clements’ Grove
North Coast Limited
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Atlantic Express
Helena
Minneapolis, St. Paul
Aurora
Kansas City
St. Louis
Billings
Burlington
Northern Pacific Railway
A. Crawford
A. D. Charlton
Gen's
Kennewick, Washington
Portland, Oregon
Kiosness Mercantile Company
H. A. Howe
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