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Newspaper
Kennewick Courier
Location
Kennewick, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1911
Page
4
Correspondents report from Eureka to Richland with many items. Residents travel to Spokane Spokane visits North Yakima Pendleton and Kalispell while others plan to move or visit family friends and harvest areas. A birth occurs and local meetings and business activity continue.
L B Ward of St Paul and Tacoma Lumber Co manages yards in Kennewick visited Saturday. W Hudson left for Walla Walla for the harvest season. Miss Augusta Breithaupt visits Waitsburg this week. R Tuttie left for Spokane to stay awhile. Ella Burmaster and Emma Koelsch visited Kennewick Tuesday. J E Burmaster departed Tuesday.
Mr. Armstrong left for Walla Walla after several days in town caring for property. Kinney family and son returned to Wallula from a week at the Doyles. Mrs. Dobblaar confined by a sprained knee from a fall. Minnie McGuire returned home from Vancouver last Friday. John Koegler, back from medical treatment in Walla Walla, is home again. Dr. Ely of Kennewick visited Friday to check property here. George Wheeler of Prosser inspected Hover property Thursday. Chas and Wm Mills left Tuesday for Lewiston to join the U S Ser Umatilla on Snake River work. Mrs. J Bushall left for Pendleton to resume nursing duties. H A Hover of Hover Inc Co conducted important business at John Mills’ home late last week.
Eben E Robinson headed home near College Place with plans to join U S Umatilla at Lewiston. Prof Lyman of Walla Walla spent Friday in town for business. The Pres Church Sunday School hosted a lawn social on Mr Hamp ton’s lawn Thursday evening with music and a generous lunch.
Mrs J R Thompson sister of W L Newman owner of the Hotel Antlers and Mrs L E Ganslow of Attalla were guests at the Antlers Friday and Saturday. W H Witt left for Chattanooga for a few months. G B Rounds has located here and handles public sales ads. Presbyterian church plans an ice cream social July 21 on the Rose lawn. V P’s met at W H Smith home with good turnout. Passion Play slides at Princess Theatre next Thursday with a lecture. Watch contest tickets on sale. Victor and Beed left for Hampton Iowa after visiting Mrs Beed’s sister Mrs L H Raymond. Hack for sale low price. E R Halterman, Kennewick river bank, $45. 81-2p.
Dr Rhyneburger joined Rev Earl Munger and the Congregational Church of Pasco on a boat trip to White Bluffs. Services were held aboard after landing at the Nagel ranch. A Pasco Sabbath on the water was favored for comfort and quiet. Union meeting of Methodist Ladies Aid saw ants and bees raise funds with a tie at 27.60 versus 2760. plans for a combined banquet discussed.
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