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Kennewick Courier

Location

Kennewick, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1911

Page

8

Olympia Debates Tax, Appointments and Reform in Legislature

In Olympia during the legislative session assessors and labor groups push for new laws while counties split over representation. Budget fights target Pierce and King counties with Spokane potentially pivotal. Guard mismanagement probes loom as investigations rise, and bills on jury service reform and a new road law advance amid political friction.

John Severyns Benton County Olympia State Association of County Assessors Assessors Good Roads Ers State Tax Commission Seattle Tacoma Spokane Pierce King Pierce County King County

Superintendent Andrus Promoted To Division Manager

Superintendent R J Andrus of Pacific Power and Light receives a promotion to division manager for the Kennewick Pasco corridor. He will split time between Pasco and Kennewick, gains an automobile in spring, and new staff include Lynn Plantz as head clerk and A L Linn as Pasco assistant. The Pasco manager W H McClaskey remains chief clerk while Bailey moves to The Dalles. The old power plant becomes storage for construction material for the river line.

R. J. Andrus Pacific Power & Light Company Kiowa-Benton City Pasco Kennewick Lynn Plantz A. L. Linn W. H. McClaskey Bailey Dalles

Concert by Christian Sisters at Congregational Church

The Christian Sisters Marie Ellen and Frances Lillian Christian with two other sisters perform a benefit concert at the Congregational Church on Tuesday evening February 7. The quartet, once the Scandinavian Quartette, is famed across the Middle West for Chautauqua and lecture circuit appearances with Marie Ellen a wide range soprano and Frances a powerful contralto. Proceeds help fund the church furnace installation under the Congregational Club.

Christian Sisters Congregational Club Congregational Church

Locals note relocations and community events in Kennewick

Additional locals report Jessie Folsom leaving for Portland to make it her future home while her father William Folsom plans to depart tonight after settling affairs. Mrs. W A Hayner mourns her grandmother M M Furman who died at 76 after a lingering illness. The Kennewick Packing Co ships five carloads to Finley area in ten days as buyers stock up. A Lolb returns from Walla Walla Hospital to Kennewick and is welcomed by Women of Woodcraft at Ernest Kolb’s home with light refreshments. Postmaster Wheaton receives wigwag flags for the Kennewick Gut Club used at targets, as spring practice boosts enrollment potential after Scott’s departure.

W. A. Hayner Zillah M. M. Furman A. Lolb Walla Walla Woodcraft Ernest Kolb Kennewick Wheaton Scott

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