Local Notes From North Yakima and Palouse Areas
Weekly briefs report residents visiting friends in Portland and Spokane, with several leaving for summer or extended visits. Mentions include Mrs. W F Martin, Miss Mary Wood, George Fairchild, Miss Alice M Cole, and Mrs. L S Crossland. Communication about Northern Pacific telephone service and a missionary Union event at the Baptist church follow, plus a Woodbury Seattle speaker on Ellis Island immigration and home mission work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perature
G. Benedict
North Yakima
Ana Smith
Eeca Ancest
Portland
W. F. Martin
Mary Wood
C. E. Griffeth
Seattle
Irwin Fisher
Palouse City
Fairchild
Guy Haydon
F. C. Borchardt
Haydon
Highlands
Womans’ Missionary Union
Baptist Church
Miss Woodbury
Ellis Island
Home Missionary
Colon
E. C. Tagg
Luella
Madaline Crossland
J. B. Roge
W. W. Staley
D Lynch
G. A
Walla Walla
John Hanson
Stella
Washtucna
Edward Garceau
Tacoma
A. R. Gardner
Nellie Grover
Mankato
Minn
Thos. Benedict
Garden Tracts
Nelyphia Clark
N.G
Jas. Crowell
V.G
E. S. McDonald
Ree
See’y
R. G. Tripp
Virginia Agnew
Seaside
Oregon
Leah Rich
White Bluffs
Hanford
Beverley
Allison
Lee M. Blankenship
Helena
Montana
J. G Kelly
Kenpewick
Spokane
Little Stories Of The Week In Kennewick
P J Murphy returns from Tacoma with three lots bought at Fourth and Tacoma from W R Weisel. Nurses and travelers visit Kennewick as residents share trips, new farms, and social events. Peach season opens with first boxes shipped by local growers. many townsfolk attend meetings and plan picnics and reunions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. Murphy
Tacoma
Mr. Murphy
Fourth
W. R. Weisel
Kennewick
Finley Hall
Finley Grange
P C. Book
East
D.C. Gibbs
Pasco
A. €. Amon
Locust Grove
Highland Happenings Record Social and Disappearances
Community notes cover visits and arrivals from Spokane and Minneapolis, a dry period after a broken pump, home improvements, orchard sales in Section 13, a first Highland peach, a house warming for Joe Hesse, and missing residents R. J. Rudkin H. M. Bartlett and Mr. Lombard with rumors of their Trout Lake sighting. Sunday school growth and illnesses among locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Silvers
Chas. Giffen
L. K. Larsons
Will Baker
Bozeman
Montana
Peters
Joe Hesse
R. J. Rudkin
H. M. Bartlett
Mr. Lombard
North Yakima
Trout Lake
Nine Years Ago Today Horse Heaven Named in Yakima Valley
From THE COURIER nine years ago the tale of Kennewick starters and a harvester. James Kinney recalls naming Horse Heaven in 1881 after stray horses found grazing on an upland plain near Prosser. Kinney rejected Columbia Plains and kept the name that stuck. The Pasco News Record discusses navy coverage dated November 5. C H Putnam visits Walla Walla and shares prospects of Kennewick moving Pasco’s way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Kinney
Prosser Bulletin
Yakima Valley
Bedrock Springs
Kinney
Prosser
Horse Heaven
Columbia Plains
Walla Walla
Kennewick
Pasco
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Mae Sercombe
Effie Sonderman
V. G
Ellen Richardson
Sec’y
Ida Morash
Treas
Lillie Ellis
Cora Sercombe
Elizabeth Campbell
Ona Taylor
I. G
Grace Richardson
O. G
Ida East
N. G
Nellie Brown
Elvie Richards
Marvin Carnahan
Sand Point
Idaho
O. O. Noben
D. L. Taylor
W. L. Muncey
Zillah
Jessie Perry
Chas. H. Collins Co
May Thompson
Granger
Paul Thomp
Albert Lemons
Richland
T. J. Clark
L.h.cox
Leslie Williams
William
Myrtle
E. L. Hopper
Harsha
Second Street
W. J. Hoyt
Mise Dorsey
Dalles
Fred Peed
Ira Starr
Agent Crawford
Athena
Edna Newman
Sir
Francis Oldrich
Miss Oldrich
Ladies’ Needlework Club
E. R. Neible
A. Wilson
Wilson
Mrs. Short
Rev
Mrs. Brown
Stella Freeman
Mrs. L. E. Freeman
Prof
van Holderbeke
East Highlands
Ed R. Bradfield
Emmet
C. E. Wilkinson
Joe Hess
Costello
Williard
Norman
Hess
Adam
Arthur Zierdt
Long Beach
California
Anna Cleave
Minneapolis
Minnesota
J. O. Cleave
United States
U.S
Petitors
Kennewick Fruit & Produce Comp’y
E. M. Sly
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