Local residents and visitors active around town
Edith Fisher becomes assistant postmaster last Monday. Several visitors arrive from Toppenish, Idaho, and Spokane while others travel to Portland, Edmonton, and Reardon. Local clubs meet, families relocate, Fourth of July crowds enjoy baskets and a wheat harvest helper injures a boy without broken bones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Fisher
H. E. Hansen
A. Berg
Toppenish
H. J. Lezier
Portland
Harding
Idaho
C. D. Hopper
Judge B. Grosscup
Crosscup Ranch
Town
Tacoma
G. W. Conrad
Edmonton
Alberta
Ladies’ Needlework Club
Amon Park
Hover Notes From Hover Community Fourth Celebration
Eben E Robinson visited friends in Walla Walla on Monday. A large Hover crowd attended the Kennewick Fourth celebration and reported an excellent time. Harry Hampton was seriously hurt in the Fourth celebration but is now improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennewick
Eben E. Robinson
Walla Walla
Osborne
H. C. Graff
Spokane
Graff
Hover
J. E. Hampton
Myrtle
Daisy Shirk
Wm. Mills
Lewiston
Idaho
U. S. Str
Umatilla
Harry Hampton
Finley Social Ties Highlight Regional Visits
Mrs Wm Altrogge from Ritzville visited relatives in Finley this week. Mrs Claude Rouse called on aunt Mrs Geo Finley and others, on her way home to Sunnyside from Lind. Lee departed for Seattle to reside. The Ladies Aid hosted a social at the Knautz home. About fifty neighbors enjoyed a Fourth picnic at Fred Ably’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Altrogge
Ritzville
Claude Rouse
Geo. E. Finley
Altrogge
Rouse
Sunnyside
Lind
Lee
Seattle
Ladies’ Aid
Knautz
Finley
Fred Ably Place
Local notes from Walla Walla region brief travels and visits
George Bennett returned home to Walla Walla Saturday after several days there. O G Bury moved stock to Prescott. Goldendale’s Mr Reader bought Ferdman hay press. Corliss Bull and Jimmy Fellows visited Alderdale. Antonio Canada’s Mr Baldwin stays with Poston family. Howard Miller spends vacation with grandmother Mrs Dufield of Goldendale. George Kennedy helps Sam Bouie with hay. Mulroney Grove Fourth attendees listed. Ice cream and lemonade noted. all enjoyed the day. Mrs Bass, recently hospitalised in Walla Walla, returned home much improved. Rev Leitz and family attended Carley Grove Fourth events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bennett
Walla Walla
O. G. Bury
Prescott
Mr. Reader
Goldendale
Ferdman Hay-Press
Corliss Bull
Jimmy Fellows
Alderdale
Mr. Baldwin
Antonio
Canada
Poston
Howard Miller
Howard Miller Is Spending His Vacacation With His Grandmother, Mrs. Duffield
George Kennedy
Sam Bouie
Kay
Mulroney Grove
Mr. Foss
J. W. McKenney
John Ludwigs
Ed. Mulroney
S. B. Miller
Frank Bass
Mrs. Williams
Mr. Davis
Leitz
Carley Grove
New Nickel to Replace Goddess of Liberty with Buffalo Emblem
Secretary MacVeagh plans a complete redesign of the five cent piece replacing the goddess of liberty with a buffalo on the obverse and placing an Indian head on the reverse. The change aims to align the coin’s art with Treasury standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury Department
MacVeagh
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Wooltex
The
J. E. Tull Company
Bank of Kennewick
United States Depository
Kennewick Opera House
R. McGhan
Martha Burmaster
Endicott
E. E. Hinkle
Reardon
Wash
Carley
Charles
Lena Stevenson
J. H. Carstens
Henry Carstens
Iverson
Mr. Perlock
John Cochran
Monday
Ed. Angell
Carley and Whitcomb
North Coast Limited
Chicago
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Atlantic Express
Helena
St. Pau
Kansas City
St. Louis
Billings
Burlington
Northern Pacific Railway
C. A. Crawford
Seattle Golden Potlatch
Hlome Furnishers
Kjosness Mercantile Company
H. A. Howe
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