Local notes from Hover and surrounding area
Correspondent Freeman reports business in Hover Tuesday. Umatilla crew Jess Long and Wm Mills met friends last week. Miss Bradford returns from Chicago. A schoolhouse program and basket social set for Saturday evening February 1. Ladies bring baskets. Blackmans called east by mother in law’s illness. Marion Toothacher substitute teacher during absence. Ryerson of North Yakima plans to move here. land to be cleared leveled seeded. Skaters enjoy the week. Hedington returns from North Yakima after mother’s burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Freeman
Kennewick
Jess Long
Wm. Mills
U. S
Umatilla
Miss Bradford
Chicago
W. L. Blackman
R. Ryerson
North Yakima
Local News Highlights From Highland and Prosser
Highlands reports M N Hudnall resumes charge at Crab Creek Lumber local yard. Speigelburg residence repairs resume after heavy snow. L M Keene returns from Prosser after jury duty. Wm Krautwurm trains a new horse. School buses resume routes. Mrs. Mann ill with grip. recovery hoped. Mrs Kling hosts Highland ladies for birthday. Correction: D U Urch not Mrs and not a suffragist even while sick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. N. Hudnall
Crab Creek Lumber Co
F. A. Speigelburg
L. M. Keene
Prosser
Wm. Krautwurm
W. T. Mann
Kling
Finley Church Guests and Local Happenings
Rev C D Rarey from Kennewick preached Sunday night. A Kennewick Epworth League delegation led the evening lesson under T Swayze. Finley residents attended the Kennewick vs Prosser basketball game last Saturday. A dwelling is being built this week on Section 14 for T.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. Rarey
Kennewick
Epworth Leaguers
T. Swayzeleading
Prosser
Richland Social Events Highlight Local Happenings
The town hosts a postponed sock social and cake exhibition at C. F. Breithaupt’s home with strong attendance. Teachers Miss Clark and Anna Harper travel to Kennewick for business and return to resume duties while Rev. H. S. Bittner preaches at the Evangelical church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Breithaupt
Clark
Pasco
Local Notes From Kennewick Observations
Miss Myrtle Penn stayed in Kennewick this past week visiting her brother J A Penn and family and returned Tuesday. A L Nelson local bank assistant cashier departed Tuesday for Spokane on business. C A Cooper of Portland visited Tuesday to handle business interests. Thaddeus Grosscup left for Spokane en route to Tacoma for business. Mrs Joseph Roehle has been ill this past week but is improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Ames
Arlington
H. Breithaupt
J. E. Burmaster
Harry
J. C. Willis
Anna Harper
Kennewick
H. S. Bittner
Spokane
Evangelical
R. L. Banta
Princess Theatre
Richland
C. A. Garret
Joseph Cannon
Richland Commercial Club
Amon Hall
Myrtle Penn
J. A. Penn
A. L. Nelson
C. A. Cooper
Portland
Thaddeus Grosscup
Tacoma
Joseph Roehle
Locust Grove Notes On Roads Meetings And Local News
Impassable Horse Heaven roads halted last Saturday’s Literary Club meeting. Next meeting set for Feb 1 at A C Amon’s home with a railroad spelling windup. Also reports of a horse death, postponed dance to Feb 8, school start after a road-related break, and various visits and health notes in the Locust Grove area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horse Heaven Roads
A. C. Amon
J. M. Davis
Triple Springs
Sam Root
C. C. Williams
Horse Heaven
Mary Smith Hedington Dies After Pneumonia at Finley Home
Mrs. L Hedington died of pneumonia at the family home near Finley Saturday noon January 25. The body was moved to North Yakima and interred there Monday. She was born July 2, 1848 in Adams County Indiana and married Shannon Hedington August 1, 1867. Seven children survive, with all in attendance at her passing.
church services and sermons listed for Sunday
At the Churches Baptist Church Bible School at 10 a m preaching at 11 with Progress in China Epworth League 6 30 p m The Zeal of the Ideal Christian Preaching at 7 30 p m The Two Ways M F E Church Sunday School at 10 a m preaching at 11 a m and 7 30 p m preaching
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
China
Epworth League
M. FE
Kennewick Tales of Satisfactions and Parrot Dies
Local column recalls early Kennewick life with W F Sonderman and Frank Emigh wages, the Weils advertising, and an injunction over produce loading. Poll the Koontz parrot dies chewing wet dye rag, while S M Lockerby leans Republican and Jack Corder notes cross river market gloom and plans for Kennewick Northern camps.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Harry Hedington
Highlands
D. U
Finley
Overland
Ford
Kennewick Valley
Twin City Auto Co
The
Ford Machines
Locust Grove
Spaulding
Jones
Grant Rickman
Oscar Dague
Walla Walla
Mary Smith Hedington
L. Hepincron and Family
Benton City
W. F. Sonderman
Frank Emigh
W. F
Sonderman
Emigh
Weil Brothers
H. A. Hover
Weils
Poll
S. M. Lockerby
United States
S. M
Jack Corder
Milwaukee
Stre
Shepherd’s Hot Spring
Carson
Washington
Haydon
Benton County Abstract & Titley
W. S. Jenkins
Mos
San Francisco Life Insurance Company
Washingtoe
Chas. A. Cohen
Whipilding
Seattle
Kjosness Mercantile Co
the Bank OF
Kennewick, Wash
the Portland Trust CO
Portland, Ore
Northwestern National Bank
M. W. Mattecheck
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