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Newspaper
Kennewick Courier
Location
Kennewick, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1905
Page
5
The item notes a Halloween era warning in Saturday’s Daily about the Goblins visiting Dircksen's Hall on Saturday night September 9th. It also lists local movers such as O L Hanson Marcus Ware J H Wood and others traveling on official business and church dedications occurring in North Yakima and Spokane with a stack of civic and business notes.
A meeting at Eakin's Hall formed the Independent Ticket to nominate three councillors for two years H D Sweet W G King H M Asnaugh and a treasurer L E Johnson W J Eakin F M Kent. T H Day chaired the session with Chas Conway as secretary and an election board named.
A series of evangelistic meetings begins Sunday night at 7 30 in the Presbyterian church Kennewick. Rev Zercher of the Congregational church will preach the opening sermon. Monday night features city pastors addresses on evangelistic topics. Tuesday brings Dr A S Hutchison of Tacoma with Mr Powers singing evangelist. Hutchison is regarded as a leading coast preacher. Attend to hear and grow spiritually.
Young people of Kennewick and vicinity invited to a basket social at the Finley schoolhouse on December 9. Ladies to bring baskets. young men assured a good supper. District pupils plan a solid program. A prize will be given to the prettiest girl.
The Wednesday night adjourned Citizens caucus at Nutt schoolhouse drew strong attendance but did not place any ticket in nomination. L. Moore O. Hanson and H. Baldwin were named as councilmen candidates. A F Brown was unanimously chosen for treasurer to retain the office. J H Tuttle of Estopia visited Thanksgiving in Kennewick and will stay a few days. Two photographers visited Finley schoolhouse to capture views of the building and pupils.
The Kiona school closed Tuesday due to coal scarcity while snow blankets Horse Heaven and Rattlesnake at two inches. Miss Mary Aldrich of Towa visits her brother. Local residents attend North Yakima dedication of a Methodist church.
A promotional message urges saving cash tickets until $15 total, then present slips at the store to receive a free Graphophone described as a talking singing and playing machine with full particulars and a rare opportunity.
Pastor outlines discourse on Prepare ye the way of the Lord for Sabbath morning with no evening service due to Union worship at the Presbyterian church. Regular preaching Sundays at 11 a.m. and 7 30 p.m. Sunday school at 10 a.m. Endeavor Society at 6 50 p.m. All invited to attend. Cleveland's Baking Powder urged with no substitutes.
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