Popular young couple united in Kennewick wedding
The residence of Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Church hosted a charm filled home wedding on Tuesday evening August 27 as Beulah Church became Mrs. Victor E. Marriott. Rev. F. W. Hoyt and Rev. W. P. Osgood officiated. The bride wore white mull and carried bridal roses. A reception followed with ice cream cake and coffee as guests toasted the couple before their departure for Portland and California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. H. Church
Beulah
Victor E. Marriott
F. W. Hoyt
Mr. Marriott
W. P. Osgood
Lohengrin
Mr.'Van Norsdall
Rosella Hamilton
Wilma Hoyt
Kennewick
Congregational Church
Commercial Club
Manly
Mrs. Marriott
Portland
California
Kennewick Band to Close Summer Concert Series
The Kennewick Commercial Club Band, photographed at the high school, plans a final open air concert next Thursday night September 5. Prof. C. O. Kimball led the group, which is seeking city funding to continue next year and possibly a new director. The band presented Kimball with a watch as thanks for his work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennewick Commercial Club
Prof. Kimball
Band Boys
Marriott to lead Pomona College library role in Claremont
Early in October they will be at home in Claremont California where Mr Marriott has been called to become librarian of Pomona College and private secretary to its president who is an old friend of college days in Beloit Wisconsin. It is a position of responsibility and opportunity for which Mr Marriott is admirably fitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claremont
California
Marriott
Pomona College
Beloit
Wisconsin
Ing
Miss Wortman
Miss Stowers
Miss Tilley
Miss Boone
Louise S. Bragdon
Vassar
New York
Pennsylvania
Grandview
Mary L. Nelson
University of Wisconsin
LaCrosse
William Meikle
State College
Pullman
Farmers’ Institute
Montana
E. E. Romig
Cairness
Romig
G Menual
Trainiag
University of Kansas
Arlington
Washington
Lancaster
Naomi Smith
Kennewick
Progressives Drop County Ticket for State Primary
Progressives meeting at Prosser decided to place no county ticket in this county after a lengthy discussion. A committee was appointed to prepare for a state officers primary to be held on Saturday, the 7th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prosser
Hanford People for Kennewick Now
The Benton county voters are urged to carefully consider the court house question with emphasis on economic factors rather than sentiment. The Hanford Columbian notes broad support for Kennewick from river towns and accuses Prosser and Benton City of past manipulation to sway valley voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benton County
Court House
Kennewick
Benton City
Prosser
Record Cargo Lands in Kennewick Largest Freight Yet
Inland Empire lands a massive shipment described as the largest freight cargo ever sent to Kennewick arriving Monday from upstream. It includes 2949 sacks of wheat and 1106 boxes of peaches totaling 210 tons with 1923 sacks of wheat consigned through to Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennewick
Inland Empire
Portland
Schools Open Tuesday with Three New Programs
The Kennewick schools start next Tuesday the third of September with a full staff and equipment for three new departments: manual training, domestic science, and agriculture and horticulture. The board chose to delay remodeling the old building and will use existing brick facilities for the new grades and classrooms under Superintendent and assistant leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Mimbach
Miss Morgan
Miss Pinkerton
Miss Ashman
Miss Jorgenson
Miss Tegland
Miss Williams
Miss Cunningham
Thornton and Cameron Sell Out Millinery Stock
Thornton and Cameron dispose of their millinery stock to Mrs. Charlotte Raymer and Miss Walter of Spokane with possession set for September 10. A sacrifice sale begins tomorrow as Mrs. Raymer arrives next week to manage the store and add new fall stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thornton
Yakima
Tacoma
Grape Carnival Ups Prize Pool For Best Exhibit
The Second Annual Grape Carnival offers a $50 Hill silver cup and $25 Elliott cash prize for the best individual grape exhibit with entries from all districts. Last year winner was Andrew Burns from Kennewick as judges limit awards to prior entrants. Secretary Nicewanger and Mr Elliott plan attendance in Kennewick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill
Elliott
Louis W. Hill
Great Northern
Howard Ellett
Kennewick
Andrew Burns
Nicewanger
Fifteen Candidates Named for Queen of Grape Carnival
The Second Annual Grape Carnival in Kennewick closes nominations with fifteen candidates for Queen. Campaigning runs ten days ending Sept 11 as buttons and fobs at 50 cents buy 50 votes. A dance and ballot tickets raise additional votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Hall
Wibber-Gifford Drug Co
Kennewick
Koontz
Corder’s
First National Bank
Bank of Kennewick
Kennewick Fruit & Produce Co
Kennewick Club
Richland Trading Co
Richland
Ella Burmaster
Georgia Bower
Eh Rai Faece
Ollie Cooper
Marcella Gould
Ate Ae
May Holloway
Aoi Ge
Ethel Kimble
Sealelea
Bertha Leverich
Frances Olbrich
Effie Oliver
Hamele
Lara Shanafelt
Ethel Tompkins
Emily Woods
Ruby Slaugenhaupt
Cornelia Richardson
Josephine McCleverty
New Cashier Assumes Role at Bank of Kennewick
M W Mattecheck becomes cashier of the Bank of Kennewick after resigning director Chas Hemphill moves to become assistant cashier at Northwestern National Bank of Portland. Hemphill departs yesterday noon. Mattecheck came from Michigan with Emery Olmstead's invitation. Directors met Wednesday to review bank affairs. no other staffing changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. W. Mattecheck
Bank of Kennewick
Chas. H. Hemphill
Northwestern National Bank of
Portland
Mattecheck
Northwest
Registration Notice for Closed Primary Election
Pursuant to state law the registration books will be closed primary election day September 10 1912. For those unable to register at other times the office will be open 7 to 8 pm each Saturday evening before the primary. T J Wincut City Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Wincut
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Beulah Church
Rev
W. E. Marriott
C. O. Kimball
Progressives
Hanford
Proseer
Grape Carnival
Gret Northern Head
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