Social visits and brief travels around Hover Oregon
Mrs. Morris and her son Homer visited Mrs. Stewart in North Yamhill. Mr. Woodruff and Mr. Channel visited Two Rivers for peaches. Mrs. Alice Bevier traveled from The Dalles to inspect property and visit friends. she plans to move to Selma Iowa with Alta. Leslie Smith visited Winnie Doyle in Finley. George Bartel and S. Doak contacted business in Kennewick and Wallula. Powell and son Lee with William Doyle hosted at Page Washington and Portland trips followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Bevier
Dalles
Ore
Wallula
H. W. Powell
Lee
William Doyle
U. S
Page
Wash
Richland Social Notes Report Local Movements
Local residents made short trips and visits within the region. McVay of Richland arrived from Portland, Lozier visited Spokane, and Edna and Irma Hendrick returned to Seattle after a six week stay with their uncle.
Pasco Branch Store Opened by Richland Trading Co
The Richland Trading Co. opens a branch in Pasco with H. F. Yeddida and Geo. Anderson of the corporation managing operations. Mrs. F. J. O'Brien and her daughter visit Seattle and return home Sunday. R. Artman made a business trip to Tyler earlier in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. O’brien
Seattle
R. Artman
Tyler
The
Richland Trading Co
Pasco
H. F. Yeddida
Geo. Anderson
Local visitors and community notes in Whitcomb region
Illinois couple Mr and Mrs Serels visit their daughter Mrs M E Carley while Walla Walla resident Will McAuslin comes on business Edwin Kennedy drives to Whitcomb as Mrs McKinney and children remain ill Ben Cochran of Echo Oregon buys cattle Mr Bullard and family attend ice cream social Corliss Bullard and Fellows visit Blalock Island third alfalfa cutting due soon School to reopen Sep 3 with Miss Glenn of Tacoma as teacher Frank Bass busy irrigating this period
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Bullard
Carley
Fellows
Corliss Bullard
Blalock Island
Whitcomb
Miss Glenn
Tacoma
Frank Bass
Finley Items Show Town Faces Many Visitors
Tacoma visitor Miss Irene Bowers calls on Celeste and Bernice Setzer. Mrs Marion Koger of Walla Walla visited with her son John. Andrew Green of Horse Heaven dined with Fred Cresswell. Francis Cole toured Spokane and Coeur d Alene. Teresa Lenins returned from Kennewick. A H Poston visited Carley. Mrs J Setzer returned from Tacoma. Williams and Martha Williams back from the Dakotas. Ray Whaley of Spokane visited his parents. Mr and Mrs Young of Two Rivers called on Robin and Gray families. Mabel Smith moved to take up teaching here. School opened Aug 19 with 91 students. True Blues and Sunbeams hayrack ride interrupted by rain at Whaley home. Mrs Perry Rouse dies in Kansas. Thelma Tagg visiting Cresswell. Plus Ultras potato bake on Columbia banks draws about 36 youths. H W Nelson went to Walla Walla for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Green
Horse Heaven
Fred Cresswell
Francis Cole
Spokane
Coeur d’ Alene
Teresa Lenins
R. Stanton
Kennewick
A. H. Poston
Carley
J. Setzer
Harry Hessert
Tacoma
Williams
Martha Williams
Dakotas
Ray Whaley
C. J. Whaley
Young
Two Rivers
Robin Gray
Gray
George Finley
Perry Rouse
Jennings
Kansas
Thelma Tagg
Plus Ultras
Columbia
H. W. Nelson
Wala Walla
Highlands News: Craver Family Return From Minnesota Visit
Mrs. W. L. Craver and daughter Eloise return from Minnesota with Mr. Craver's cheerful greeting. Genevieve, trusted housekeeper for the absence, is praised. Clements' Grove again hosts a popular picnic drawing a hearty Sunday crowd despite clouds, with a special vehicle aiding rides.
Highlands Life and Picnic News From The Valley
The piece describes four horses driven by Bill Kenyon and passengers noting similar sensations to crowded interurban rides. It mentions an upcoming Old Settlers Picnic, resident departures to North Yakima, returning driver E H Mann, donations for a piano fund, social dancing at the Club House, Highlands Club membership contest for lots, guests of Mrs Brentner, fruit shipments from the Highlands, comments on Early Crawfords fruit, travel of Krug family to Connell, Puderpaugh taking an Ice Company position, and the coming school term with Eve’s Opin hinting Highlands may soon have its own school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill
Kenyon
Old Settlers
John Nober
North Yakima
E. H. Mann
L. G. Hodgkinson
Walter
Kay
J. K. Lott
Club
Highlands
Olmstead
George Krug
Connell
Puderpaugh
Section 13
Ice Company
Pasco
Opin
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. A. Bellows
Mr. McVay
Portland
H. J. Lozier
Edna and
Irma Hendrick
H. R. Miller
H. F. Vedica
E. A. Palmeter
J. E. Burmaster
Richland
Georgia Bower
Dr. Hopper
J. Glenn
Hershel Jameson
Campbell
McCaun
C. S. Teachout
Blanche
Elda Clem
Elda Clements
B. F. Knapp
A. Nelson
Connell Property
Corser
Arizona
J. A. Penn
Myrtle Penn
Miss Penn
Yakima Cafe
Kiossness Mercantile CO
Kjosness Mercantile Company
H. A. Howe
Carley and Whitcomb
Finley
Irene Bowers
Celeste
Bernice Setzer
Marion Koger
John Koger
Walla Walla
South
Michigan
A. C. Brown
Prop
Kennewick, Wash
Thornton & Cameron
OT Lake Sanatorium
Union County
Oregon
Blue Mountains
Oregon-Washington Railroad & Navigation CO
Northwest
Hot Lake Sanatorium
Walter M. Pierce, Pres
Copeman
Pacific Power & Light CO
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