Badger Notes and Visits Highlight Community News
Local notes report Miss Ruth Bass on the sick list with a severe cold. Visitors include Mrs. Gertrude Humphrey from Oelwein and Miss Elsie Humphrey, plus several locals visiting in Richland Kennewick Prosser and Horse Heaven. A weather forecast predicts wet weather and storms later this month. A missing dog named Rover prompts a reward. A Badgers ball invites all to a January 24 social with lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Bass
Gertrude Humphrey
Oelwein
Iowa
Elsie Humphrey
Harry VanHorn
Richland
Badger
M. T. French
Pasco
Whitcomb Notes and Local Family Updates
George Bennett was taken ill Wednesday of last week and rushed to Walla Walla for medical care, accompanied by his mother. Mr and Mrs J B Miller visited Alderdale on business. Mrs Frank Bass hosted a card party for her husband s forty fourth birthday. Mrs Quinn visited Mrs Bullard of Whitcomb. Mr Bullard plans a several week trip to China. The mild winter has driven sheep from feeding grounds to range. Whitcomb is taking another sleep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bennett
Walla Walla
J. B. Miller
Alderdale
Frank Bass
Mr. Bass
Quinn
Bullard
Whitcomb
Mr. Bullard
China
Finley Community Notices Include Moves and Events
Finley items report F. B. Smith and family leaving Tuesday for a California home after six years in the area. James Smith will stay briefly before joining the family. Mrs. Geo. Finley visited relatives in Pasco. The Finley and Hover schools debate is set for Friday night January 23 at the church with admission 10 and 15 cents. Curtis Whealy birthday party and a Hover dance are noted among other local social items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. B. Smith
California
James Smith
Robertson
F. M. Cole
Kraber Bros
Atkins
Kennewick
Finley
Hover
H. R. McCroskine
Percy
Pasco
Angell
Lara McPherson
Angell Home
Curtis Whealy
Local Notes and Visits From Kennewick and Nearby
Miss Lela Shirk returned to Rathdrum Idaho after a three week visit with Miss Myrtle Hampton. Mr. and Mrs Franklin and children came home to Moscow Idaho after a short visit with her parents. The Tiede and Schroyer families were in Kennewick Friday. Mrs Dry returned from Seattle where she visited her daughter. Mrs Voliva stayed a few days with Mrs Spears. Mrs MacManigal came back from Portland. Pitts and Carpenter did business in Kennewick. Ray Powell left for the Umatilla at Rufus Oregon to work as a deck boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lela Shirk
Myrtle Hampton
Rathdrum
Idaho
T. H. Dry
Seattle
Jas. Lawlor
Clarence Voliva
Wm. Spears
B. H. MacManigal
Portland
A. W. Pitts
A. Carpenter
Kennewick
Ray Powell
Str. Umatilla
Rufus
Oregon
W. E. Park
Marshall
Wash
F. M. Lyons
Meadowbrook Farm
Texas
Park
Ray Goves
Big Bend
Chris Puderbaugh
S. D. Lynch
Lydia Osgood
Elliott
Mr. Hix
North Yakima
Gardner
Shivers
Hender
Newkirk
E. S. Sheldon
Crawford
Miss Burton
J. C. Dennis
Mrs. Dennis
Palouse
Wynn Sweet
Springdale
Collins
W. H. Allison
Jennaey
Young
Messrs
A. Chiddix
W. Armstr
Asi
Erick
C. Puderbaugh
Edith
Local News and Social Roundup from Benton City
L L Todd returns from Euphrata after four days tending to a homestead. The Grange, formed last month with forty two members, will hold a meeting tomorrow with eight new members to be admitted. Todd attends Sunnyside Water Users' Association committee meeting with Farwell Morris, Chas Rodman, E D Bone, and attorneys Bridgman and Todd. Mrs Todd hosts a luncheon to honor guests including Mrs C A Hartman and Miss Geneva Hartman. Carl Moritz visits his sister in Kennewick. P Hartman returns from Biggam with Toulouse geese for his son Walter. Hughes of Portland visits his Kiona relatives. VanHorn heads to Zillah on business. Rinegar in Prosser then back home. A surprise party honors Herry Kendall with a five hundred dollar party and refreshments. Mrs E A Clement returns to Benton City from Kennewick. Ellis of Bremerton eyes a 10 acre Highlands Orchard tract. Benton Kiona Literary Society hosts semi monthly meeting with songs, debate on intemperance, select reading, and recitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. Todd
Euphrata
The
Grange
Sunnyside
Sunnyside Water Users’ Association
Farwell Morris
Chas. Rodman
E. D. Bone
W. B. Bridgman
Snipes Mountain Irrigation District
Sunnyside Irrigation District
Walter
B. G. Hughes
Portland
Kiona
Harry VanHorn
Richland
Zillah
G. M. Rinegar
Prosser
E. A. Clement
Benton City
J. B. Thomas
Kennewick
Ellis
Bremerton
Highlands
Benton-Kiona Literary Society
Miss Millay
Angus Hughes
G. N. Hughes
L. E. Hartman
John Warren
H. L. Conklin
Harry Kendall
C. E.rowley
F. S. Clement
C. E
Richland Social Roundup Sees Visits And Parties
Mrs. D A Fabrique and two children left Saturday for Puget Sound to visit friends. A masquerade ball was held Friday in Amon hall with a good time. Kennewick visitors included Mr and Mrs C E Duffy Mrs F J OBrien and Miss Lucile Hart. Evan gelical church class gave a surprise party for Wayne Fosters ninth birthday. J P Lasher and wife left Tuesday for Spokane after visiting. F A Howes road supervisor is fixing the county road north of town with three teams at work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Duffy
F. J. O’brien
Lucile Hart
Kennewick
The
Evangelical Church
Wayne Foster
J. P. Lasher
Spokane
F. A. Howes
Kennewick Highlights Include Local Visits and Hoops Win
Miss Frances Fisher and her mother visited Kennewick on Tuesday while Chas Vanier from the headgate spent the day in Richland. The Kennewick high school team defeated Kennewick H S 48 to 31 last Friday. Mr and Mrs E A Palmeter returned from a trip to Spokane Walla Walla and other points. The Ladies Aid of the M E church met Wednesday at Mrs Kloster's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Fisher
Kennewick
Chas. Vanier
Richland
Kennewick H.S
E. A. Palmeter
Spokane
Walla Walla
M. E. Church
High School Debates Chorus Shift and Week of Activities
The high school adjusts music with two weekly thirty minute assembly periods featuring oratorios and musical drama aided by Victrola records. A commencement chorus will credit the semester. Debates include County League on woman suffrage and Sunnyside match. A D A R event showcased western routes and U S scenery. A current events trial plan launched with reports on industry policy Congress and regional banking. A junior, Walter Hessler, was arrested for disloyalty to his class. trial date pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Williams
John Hamilton
William Sly
Richland
Sunnyside
Oregon Trail
Marcus Whitman
Rocky Mountains
Grand Canyon
Colorado
America
California
Columbia River
United States
Martin Garber
Morgan
Kennewick and Surrounding News Briefs
Section Seven reports on Tage moving from Kennewick to Prosser then east to Minnesota Michigan and Wisconsin before returning to Kennewick in March. Visitors include Mrs Park from Marshall and Ray Goves of Big Bend. Local residents and relatives are noted with weather comparisons and community improvements. illnesses and social visits are mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Tage
Chicago
Merene Moe
Kennewick
Prosser
East
Minnesota
Michigan
Wisconsin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nona Phillips
Jay Graham
Horse Heaven
Walter Crump
C. Christenson
Alex Olson
Lee E. Dasdice
D. Ager
Lydia Young
E. W. Humphrey
Rover
Kennewick Valley Telephone Company
Carley and Whitcomb
Haas
Tiede
G.B. Schroyer
Herry Kendall
D. A. Fabrique
Puget Sound
Amon Hall
Joy
Hiawatha
Rock Springs
Wyoming
Kennewick Transfer Company
the Bank of Kennewick Capital
Portland Trust Company
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