Local residents and visitors noted in Richland updates
Miss Anna Born returned home from Kennewick before a brief visit. she later visited Latah with her daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Berg. Esther Born helped pack berries near Kennewick and returned home. Mrs J E Burmaster has been ill all week. Zelda Bryson visited her sister Mrs A M Lausch in Richland from Garfield. A Pacific Power and Light station fire left Richland without electric lights temporarily. The Teachout family moved to the Vodica building. Moorehead family traveled to Portland and Goldendale. R B Evans visited from Pasco. Mrs K McKling, visiting Mrs Philip Shireman, recovered from recent illness. Walter Hunt left for Walla Walla. Horse Heaven baseball team lost to Richland 25 to 2, not the same team that won 8 to 7 two weeks earlier. W L Muncey and J P Lasher visited Richland. Lasher plans Cheney home. Mrs Artman, Mrs A Faust noted on Gary ranch. Mayor A M Lausch toured Prosser North Yakima and Seattle. Mrs T J Thompson traveled to Asotin due to sister in law’s illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Born
Kennewick
Pacific Power & Light Station
Richland
S. C. Teachout
Vodica
Frank Moorehead
Mr. Moorehead
Anna
Portland
R. B. Evans
Pasco
W. L. Muncey
J. P. Lasher
Cheney
Artman
A. Faust
Gary Ranch
A. M. Lausch
Prosser
North Yakima
Seattle
T. J. Thompson
Asotin
Wash
J. P. Lewins
Carley
Ava Roger
M. Williams
Martha
Lela Knautz
Miss Williams
Dakotas
Miss Knautz
Illinois
Iowa
Orerall
Lois Gammon
Pomeroy
Helen Fisher
Lewis
Hover Notes Highlight Hospitality and Travel Entries
Mrs Moury of Portland and Mrs McCoy with two children from The Dalles Ore visited sister Mrs Herbert Powell. Miss Straub of Plymouth came for a short visit with Miss Lessing of Hover. J E Hampton shipped Hover’s first crate of cherries to Spokane at a fancy price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walla Walla
Harry Graff
Schrag
Wash
Edna Graff
Anna Richards
T. H. Dry
W. O. Mears
Horse Heaven
Hover
Fraser
Finley News Highlights Local Visits and Incidents
Finley residents note several visits including Ava Roger’s recovery and Lois Gammon returning from school for an extended stay. A. Woodworth and Mrs. Lewis family are mentioned, with Reverend Laningham of the Washington Children’s Home Society speaking. A wagon accident injures horses, no injuries to people, and Henry Thamker returns from Spokane after a fatality.
Local Social Notes and Community Visitors
Sam Bouie went fishing Sunday while Mr. McCoy visits with M. E. Carley and family. Howard Miller earned a diploma after passing eighth grade exams last week. North Yakima residents Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Vincent left for southern California after visiting at the Kennedy home. O. G. Bury trades his ranch for Walla Walla residence and plans to move soon. Mrs. M. E. Carley expects east parents for summer. George Bennett haying and starting to stack Monday. Frank Crowe visits from Walla Walla. J. B. Miller and Frank Bass visited Roosevelt last week. The Misses Poston vacation at Stanaconda Ranch, Carley. Mrs. Kennedy and children with Mrs. Miller visit Mrs. McKenney Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Bouie
Mr. McCoy
M. E. Carley
Howard Miller
E. G. Vincent
North Yakima
Kennedy Home
Southern California
O. G. Bury
Walla Walla
George Bennett
Frank Crowe
J. B. Miller
Frank Bass
Roosevelt
Poston
Stanaconda Ranch
Carley
Kennedy
Miller
McKenney
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs Memorial Day Celebration
The Odd Fellows and Rebekahs announce a Memorial Day gathering on Friday June 14 at the I O O F Hall. All are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
I. O. O. F. Hall
Sheriff Sale Notice in Prosser Washington 1912
Public auction to sell real estate in Benton County to satisfy a judgment in Nettie Dolbow v Alma Kelso. Property is Northwest Quarter of Section Nine, Township Eight, Range Twenty-seven, 160 acres, Prosser court house front steps. Sale set for June 8 1912 at 11 AM. Sheriff W R Mahan. deputy H Forsyth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Kelso
Kelso
Superior Court
State of Washington
Prosser
Said
Nettie E. Dolbow
Benton County
Wash
A. D
W. R. Mahan
Hugh Forsyth
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Kennewick Transfer& Co
Washington St
R. R
J. B. Rose
Second St
Kennewick Market
Geo. F. Richardson
Mgr
Benton County Abstract & Title Co
W. S. Jenkins
White Salmon
Hood River
Mt. Hood
G. S. Smith & Company
Chamber of Commerce
Oregon
Tacoma
St. Paul & Tacoma Lumber Co
J. O. Skirving
H. W. Nelson
Finley
Boston
Buffalo
Chicago
Detroit
Denver
Kansas City
Montreal
New York
Pittsburg
St. Louis
St. Paul
Washington
Astern
Trip
J. B. Thomas
J. E. Burmaster
Zelda Bryson
Garfield
A. Woodworth
Andrew Green
Laningham
Washington Children’s Home Society
Chas
Bauman
Knautz
Ritzville
Wm. Teawalt
Rev. Cooper
Emporia
Kansas
H. E. Cooper
Henry Thamker
Spokane
Rev
Hankey
Squibs
Carley and Whitcomb
Offel, H
Superior Court of
Walter Lodge
Arthur Jacob
Kennewick Dray Line
ORD
SRS
Prompuly
Pacific States
Busy Bee
Twin City
Kennewick Club
King & Son
Twin City Ice & Cold Storage
Com’y
the Bank of
United States Depository
Kiosness Mercantile Company
H. A. Howe
Lighe
Asi
Netti
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