Kennewick Week in Review Reveals Local Moves and Meetings
Local residents attend religious and social events as Kennewick hosts meetings and visits. Notable entries include Dr. L G Spaulding visiting Paterson, Moulton in Prosser on legal business, and various community gatherings at the Methodist Brotherhood, Woman's Club, and V P class. Mayor considers night police light at Hotel Kennewick. Meadowbrook Farm ships hay daily near $11, with a strong winter market. Ground Hog Day predicts six weeks more winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. G. Spaulding
Paterson
M. M. Moulton
Prosser
E. A. Ferrell
C. C. Bentley
Horse Heaven
Spokane
Methodist Brotherhood
Archie Copeland
E. M. Sly
Fruit & Produce Co
C. C. Williams
T. J. Kemp
R. H. Miller
Mr. Sampson
Horticultural Union of
Yakima
Kennewick
C. D. Rarey
Grandview
Woods
Thomas
Fire and Fire Limits Committee
Meadowbrook Farm
Idaho
California
Geo Fisher of Vancouver visits Elliott J G Pierce kin
Geo Fisher of Vancouver once of Kennewick stays with Elliott J G Pierce while visiting son J C Pierce. Eleven hunters crossed the Columbia Monday and killed a buck. Miss Myrtle Elliott ill with lagrippe. Various local visits and travels noted including Mrs. Sherman Knight from Pullman College, Mrs. Andrews from the Grosscup ranch, and others visiting in Richland Seattle and Duluth via train or road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Myrtle Elliott
Lagrippe
Nine Years Ago items from The Courier recount local plans
Mrs. Wm. Dircksen will leave for British Columbia to visit friends. Editor Greene of the Pasco Express visited Kennewick. Contractors McReynolds and McKain started work on the Brown block. Wm. Sonderman reports the family ill with mumps. Marshall Campbell out of town. Mike Glover covers duties. J. Sercombe to harvest strawberries for annual shortcake. Band members printed extra pages, paper issued on one side. A. H. Richards has a foundation stone laid for a new residence. Jump-Off-Joe moved for foundation work. R. A. Klinge ordered materials for a telephone system. Finley in North Yakima on school district matters. new district plans a $3,000 building for 125 pupils. Charley Collins heads a future fruit and produce warehouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richland
Octavia Perusse
Spokane
Pasco Express
Courier Office
Schermerhorn
Spokesman-Review
Linehan
North Yakima
M. Driscoll
Genesee, Ida
Woman’s Club
E. D. Collins
E. Knautz
LaGrande
Ore
Kennewick Valley
Oregon
J. H. Siegfried
J. G. Brown
Brown
John
Billy
Helena
Mont
Lampson
Crop Improvement Association
Metta Dyre
Seattle
E. R. Carnahan
Kennewick Valley Telephone Co
Cornelia Richardson
T. C. Browne
Ed. Garceau
South
Tacoma
State Street
Third
K. C. Gifford
Garceau
Byron Hunter
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Kennewick
Hunter
Itou
Wm. Dircksen
British Columbia
Greene
McReynolds and McKain
Washington and
Second Streets
Wm. Sonderman
Marshall Campbell
Mike Glover
J. Sercombe
A. H. Richards
Walt Klindt
Joe
R. A. Klinge
G. E. Finley
Charley Collins
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hamilton
St. Elmo
Pasco
Lara Shanafelt
A. G. Kamm
Belinda Hart
F. F. Dean
Attalia
Siler
W. H. Gascoigne
G. A. Stewart
Lee Johnson
Northern Pacific
G. Hog
Harry Jewell
E. L. Kolb
E. Sherk
Reser
Finley
V. P
Methodist Church
L. H. Raymond
Raymond Rarey
Marilla Meikle
Guy Davis
Mary Wood
Kennewick Club
Bro. Kraber
the Cemetery Association
Soth
Kate Williams
Horton Huntington
W. B. Cox and
H. H. Cole
R. Stanton
Kennewick Transfer Co
Geo. Fisher
Vancouver
Elliott Home
J. G. Pierce
J. C. Pierce
Penawawa
Sherman Knight
Pullman College
R. H. Holcomb
E. C. Tagg
Duluth
C. Puderbaugh
Newkirk
C. Puderbaugh’s
Kjosness Mercantile Co
the Bank of Kennewick Capital
Portland Trust Company
Portland
Minnesota
Rome
Arkansas
Kennewick Fruit & Produce Coo
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