Kennewick District Association Fun, Water, and Peach Notes
A brief from the Correspondent reports a live correspondent in Section Seven seeking contact for details. Highlands residents faced Friday and Saturday water outages due to high water, later restored by mechanics. Residents and visitors, including J R Lott and Walter Brown, are mentioned with social and agricultural notes. Prof Thornber's upcoming visit aligns with peach crop planning after the strawberry rush. A young Highlands family suffered a scalding accident when a tea spill injured their 18 month old child, but recovery is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Improvement Club
Walter Brown
Paul
Davenport
Prof. Thornber
Community Notes on Local Socials and Farm News
Miss Leslie Smith traveled to Ask Washington for a visit with friends. A Ladies Aid lawn social on Roy Cochran's lawn drew a large crowd, raised about 25 dollars from ice cream cake and strawberries. The Kraken Bros hay derrick and 15 to 20 tons of hay burned last Friday. The rain Sunday night aided hay but slowed it down. U S Wennerston left for Lebanon Oregon after two weeks with Mrs Angell and family. George E Finley returned from Wisconsin after buying dairy stock for a new Atalia dairy and creamery. Fay Dean arrived with two express cars of cattle. Finley also shipped a car of young stock. George Kraber went to Portland on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Smith
Ask, Wash
Roy Cochran
Kraken Bros
U. S. Wennerston
E. M. Angell
Lebanon
Ore
Geo. E. Finley
Wisconsin
New Dairy and Creamery Company
Attalia
Fay Dean
Fay Dean Arrived Two Weeks Ago With Two Express Cars of Cattle. Mr. Finley
Highlands and neighbors travel to Portland and beyond
E R Keller and sister Madeline left Monday for Portland and other points to attend the big show. Mr and Mrs Averil Beavers returned from a Seattle visit. Dr Mary Hudson went to Walla Walla for a few days. Mr and Mrs Wood and son Victor left for Bremerton while Mr Williams, a local ranch owner, also departed for Bremerton. E O Keene was at North Yakima.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. R. Keller
Madeline
Portland
Averil Beavers
Seattle
Mary Hudson
Walla Walla
Bremerton
E. O. Keene
North Yakima
Local Movements Reported From Richland Area
Sam McElwain and his team left Monday for Horse Heaven to work on the road for about two weeks. Mrs J Cannon and her son left Friday for Iona Washington to join her husband on a ranch nearby. Miss Minna Willinson arrived from Spokane and is visiting her brother A H Willison and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam McElwain
Horse Heaven
J. Cannon
Little Son
Iona
Wash
Minna Willinson
Spokane
A. H. Willison
Strawberries picker leaves for Oklahoma via Kennewick
Miss Ida Penn spent a week in Richland picking berries and departed Saturday for Kennewick and then on to her former home in Oklahoma. J B Clements and family moved from their ranch south of town to Richland due to the Columbia River flood and now occupy the Corser residence. The W M S of the Evangelical church met at Mrs L Wheelhouse’s home. Mrs Wm Boettcher hosted a Lawn Party for the Birthday Club with games and a prize won by Mrs Max Hopp. A luncheon followed and cups and a water set were given as a birthday gift. H J Westermann of Nez Perce visited to review land projects. Mr Osborn of Estopia, formerly Richland, was a visitor this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Penn
Kennewick
Oklahoma
J. B. Clements
Richland
Columbia River
Corser
The
Evangelical Church
L. Wheelhouse
Mr. Osborn
Estopia
Local Social Notes From Hover and Surrounding Areas
Mr and Mrs Tiede and family from Ritzville arrived to settle in Hover after purchasing the F D Parker property. Miss Willa McDonald of Plymouth visits friend Miss Marjorie Blackman. Mrs Jas Lawlor leaves Hover for a brief visit with sister Mrs Anna Richards in Walla Walla. Kennewick visitors Mr and Mrs Toby Long and Mr and Mrs Tyke call on Jas Doyle. Glen Smith of Finley spends Sunday in Hover with friends. James Fendell of Wallula visits John Mills with Mr and Mrs Moore formerly of Kennewick. Miss Marjorie Blackman hosts a Saturday party for Miss Willa McDonald. attendees include Alice Morris Pearl Evans Harlow Stewart Lee Powell Alfred Thomas. T B Dobblaar does business in Kennewick Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Thomas
T. B. Dobblaar
Kennewick
Local social ties and bids noted in Benton City
Benton City social notes record Prof. Paul C. Durrie of Rathdrum visiting his boyhood friend A. E. Scott and many others visiting relatives or traveling between Rathdrum Tacoma Ames and Boise. A heating plant bid deadline for Finley School District No. 13 is set for July 5 with bid rejection reserved. E M Landis serves as clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul C. Durrie
Rathdrum, Ida
A. E. Scott
Bismarck
North Dakota
Durrie
Sacramento
Cal
Lulu
Genevieve Martin
Tacoma
Ida Hartman
Newport Wash
Rathdrum
Ida
Martin
W. M. Scott
Ames
Iowa
Whitworth College
School Dist. No
Finley, Benton Co
Wash
Finley
C. J. Whealey
E. M. Landis
Kennewick
Board of Directors
E. M. Lanpis
Local society and business notes from North Yakima area
Visitors and residents make rounds across North Yakima: Miss Jean McIntosh returns home from visit with sister Mrs. Brog. Fred Franci of Moscow visits daughter Mrs. J Corder and family while reviewing property. C E B Oldham of Gregory, S D travels before coastal relocation. Local church groups plan to merge. a Ford taxicab service to be established. broom factory orders grow as corn shipment arrives. breeder H Hamilton praises a stallion and debates purchasing a new Shire and Ellwood champion for future stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean McIntosh
Mrs. Brog
Yakima
Fred Franci
Moscow
Idaho
Mrs. J. Corder
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Congregational Church
Annis
Presbyterian
E. A. Ferrell
North Yakima
Thornber Lectures and Conferences for Fruit Growers
Professor Thornber will meet fruit growers at the Commercial Club rooms tomorrow afternoon. An illustrated lecture follows this Friday evening at the Commercial Club with focus on peach and strawberry culture. The Highlands conference is scheduled for tomorrow night at the club house and is free to all interested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thornber
Commercial Club
Highlands
Children Day Program at M E Sunday School
The M E Sunday school presents a Children's Day program Sunday morning June 15 featuring a Praise and Song program. Highlights include Summer Dresses by the Primary Class, The Normal Man by four boys, song sections by Primary Girls and the Sunday School Cadets, and a Flag Drill by the Anchor Men's Class with Edna Jacot and Irene Haas assisting. A Florida-like benediction closes the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Sunday School
Sover
Herbert Dunlap
Wilberta
Christian Elizabeth Brown
Edna Jacot
Nine Years Ago Highlights From THE COURIER's Kennewick Notes
Old timers like John Stuible reap fruit from valley irrigation efforts. Kennewick adds a local Bell exchange with fifty phones ordered. Mayor Hanson visits Ritzville and green corn shipped to Spokane markets. James T. Penn named justice of the peace as Breithaupt resigns. W R Lamb and family plan to settle, while Van Holderbeke tours local orchards and weighs Wenatchee investments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Stuible
Mr. Stuible
Mr. Staible
Kennewick
Bell Telephone
Lundy
Hanson
Ritzville
Messrs. Hanson & Cosgrove
Spokane
Church Services Include Children’s Day Activities
Sunday schedule lists Bible School at 10 a.m. and services at 11 a.m. Children’s Day events at 1:30 p.m. and Junior League at 7 p.m. Evening service by the Anti-Saloon League at the Baptist church corner of Washington and Thin streets. Sunday also features Young People’s Meeting at 7 p.m. led by Edwin Osgood and a union service at 8 p.m. by Rev. Margets of the Anti-Saloon League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leagg Epworth
the Baptist Church
Washington and
Thin Streets
Edwin Osgood
Margets
League
Weekend Worship and Sunday Schedule Parish
Rev A Waker of the Missouri Synod preaches at 10 am at Fifth and Waking. S Probst conducts 9:30 am Sunday School. English service at 10:30 am with German services. English services on the first and third Sundays each month at 7:30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Waker
Missouri Synod
Also Mentioned on This Page
Central Association
George Kraber
R. H. Crozier
Portland, Oregon
L. G. Hess
Kennewick, Wash
Pine
Tum-A-Lum Lumber Co
Benton City
J. B. Thomas
F.S. Clements
Mrs. Thomas
Mrs. Clements
Angelia Hover
Sunnyside
Earle Rowley
L. L. Todd
Prosser
A. B. Ely
F. S. Hedger
Sara Hartman
Boise
Laura Jones
Harry Kendall
Dr. Green
T. B. Kendall
S. J. Harrison
J. M. DeMoss
Gladys
A. A. McAlpin
Elliott
Grand Lodge of the Rebeccas
A. E. Darling
C. E. B. Oldham
Gregory, S.D
J. O. Skirving
F. P. Maguire
Walter Hunt
Mr. Maguire
Russell & Taylor
G. A. Hamilton
Ellwood
Northwest
Irene Haas
Donald Dunlap
Arthur Jacot
Kennewick Distributing CO
James T. Penn
Department of Justice
Breithaupt
Mr. Penn
W. R. Lamb
Garfield
Lamb
van Holderbeke
Fry
Spector
Wenatchee
M. E. Cuurcy
Lutheran Bethlehem
S. Probst
Twin City Ice & Cold Storage Co
the Bank of
Washington
Emery Olmstead
Portland Trust Co
H. C. Tweedt
M. W. Mattecheck
G. E. Tweedt
Portland Trust. Company of
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