Walker drawn as aror in federal court next week
The item notes Walker has been drawn as an aror in federal court next week. It mentions F H Scott selling his business to Hover and visiting in Pal and various local social updates in Kennewick and surrounding areas.
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Walker
Federal
F. H. Scott
Hover
The
Palouse
Mildred Griffith
Miss Kennedy
Charles Scott
Twin Falls
Idaho
Yakima
Wm. Keefer
Pendleton
Elgin
Klamath Falls
Ore
Kiefer
C. A. Lundy
M. P. Fuller
Scott
Kennewick
C J. Beach
J. L. Gille
Moscow
M. E. Church
Kennewick Valley
Wardner
Wallula Edges Kennewick In Close Sunday Baseball
Wallula defeated Kennewick 19 to 16 after a rain delay. Barham pitched well for Kennewick while Doat and Magson starred for Wallula. Umpire J K DePriest oversaw a ragged game with costly errors from the home team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallula
Barham
Kennewick
Mata C
Doat
Magson
Martin
Smith
Kenniewick
J. K. DePriest
Close Call Injures C E Griffith in Runaway
C E Griffith, hurt in a runaway near the schoolhouse, returns downtown after a week. He endured heart pains from the injuries but is improving, though moving with difficulty. The team bolted while he led it, dragging him and pinning his foot. a wheel then ran over him. No bones were broken, doctors say bruises are severe.
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C. E. Griffith
Griffeth
North Coast survey advances toward Kiowa line
Engineer Hallenbeck and North Coast surveyors finished the eastward line to the river and moved camp near Yakima bridge. They report the grade and curvature meet specifications as landowners east of town sign and discuss right-of-way contracts with Elza Dean and Fay Dean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallenbeck
Yakima Bridge
Kiowa
Dr. Hewetson
J. Sercombe
Fee Orchard
Hewetson
D. W. Owen
Entertain the Guild at Mrs Johnson's Garden Tracts Home
Mrs A H Johnson and Mrs R Fullerton hosted a Presbyterian Guild gathering with about forty town ladies. A collar making contest housed the event, with Mrs B J Duncan winning first prize and Mrs T H Dry second. Mrs J B Rose sang a vocal solo as refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Johnson
R Fullerton
Garden Tracts
Presbyterian Guild
Battenberg
B. J. Duncan
T. H. Dry
J. B Rose
Kennewick Meets N P Bridge in Sunday Baseball Game
Baseball action unfolds Sunday June 16 on the new Kennewick grounds when Kennewick faces N P Bridge in a scheduled game. The article notes the venue and matchup but provides no final score.
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Kennewick
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