This Week in Horse Heaven and Surroundings
Sunday visits, travel to Attalia and Emmet Idaho, and milestones across Horse Heaven Spokane Pullman Buckingham Quebec and Seattle. Notables attend graduations, trips, and a Flag Day observance as towns report heat records and locals move between farms hotels and churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tulls
Horse Heaven
Clint Copeland
Os. McKain
Sunnyside
Ray Dawson
P. C. Book
F. DeLane
Mildred Richardson
Spokane
C. F. DeLano
J.h.howard
Attalia
Luella Crossland
Pullman
J. M. Hawkins
Sprague
L.c.mulkey
J.t.ennes
Clarence
Reter
Ore
J. B. Annin
Columbus
Montana
James Minoarek
Chicago
Artisan
Talmage Munday
Emmet
Idaho
W. B. Munday
Guy Story
Geneva
Buckingham
Quebec
Canada
E. A. Orr
North Yakima
Congregational Brotherhood
Kennewick Local Notes Highlight Community Life
Kennewick residents enjoy a week of visits and events. Harry Covert visits with Clarence Reed. Kemp joins Kennewick Valley Telephone Co. Dr. A. B. Ely and Dr. Hedge trip to Kiona. George Richardson returns from state college at Pullman. Community groups plan union services starting June 23 and local fêtes. The Needlework Club hosts contests at Hotel Koontz. the Lavender Twelve reschedules for June 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Covert
Clarence Reed
Kemp
The
Kennewick Valley Telephone Co
Frank Schorrer
Portland
J. M. Holmes
George Richardson
Pullman
State College
A. H. Scott
Pasco
Kennewick
C. Book
Horse Heaven
A. C. Amon
Dr. King
Helena
Emile E. Shanafelt
E.R. Sully
Hotel Koontz
Hursey
E. L. Kolb
Watson
Grant Stewart
Corders
Effie Oliver
C. B. Stewart
Spokane
Garfield
M. Dean
North Loup
Nebr
L. H. Cox
Richland
Inlaw
J. H. Campbell
Koontz
W. R. Weisel
John A. Gerdling
J. R. Staple
Stella Hanson
Nine Years Ago in Kennewick Tales and Transfers
S B Gjerde of Attalia visited Kennewick on business while Joy and Hope Taylor returned from Connell after a week with relatives. The Kennewick Land Company offered land for sale including water rights as the town toasts a cornerstone ceremony and a beet sugar factory prospect draws prospectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. B. Gjerde
Attalia
Joy
Hope Taylor
Connell
P. Deal
Walla Walla
J. B. Davis
A. F. Brown
Brown
H. E. Christensen
Pasco
H. E
Portland
Lester Blackwood
Des Moines
Iowa
Kennewick
George Egbert
Curtis Egbert
Olympia
Dana E. Seltzer
Shelby
Ohio
Egbert
Our
Valley
S. D. Lynch
W. F. Sonderman
R. Gasuch
Miss Spence
A. Spence
W. S. Owen
W. A. Morain
N. P. Railroad Company
H. C. Putnam
Kennewick Land Company
Horse Heaven
J. Sercombe
R. Gorsuch
L. C. Rudow
J. B. Clements
D. W. Owen
Rufus Fullerton
James Crowell
Columbia
Yakima
Jars Offered at Low Prices in Kennewick Advertising
Local ad promotes Ball Mason jars with prices per unit and parcel options. Pints 60¢ Quarts 65¢ Half gallons 95¢, extra tops 18¢, extra rubbers 5¢. Spot cash 2% less. Free city delivery. Encourages early ordering for year demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennewick
Also Mentioned on This Page
Alfred Amon
N. A. McPhee
Seattle
S. O. O. F. Lodge
Sovereign Grand Lodge
C.W.E.M
Christian Church
the Koontz
A. Green
G. M. Duram
Louise M. Rice
J.J. Connaway
E. Hawthorne
A. D. Blake
Tacoma
T. M. Ogle
Charles Fritzche
George Faley
Grandview
W. H. Hawlett
White Bluffs
A.J. Brown
Centerville
Wash
A. J. Keeshan
Milwaukee
T. H. Dry
Hover
J. D. Duston
Coeur d’ Alene
Ida
A. B. Ely
Dr. Hedge
Kiona
Ferrel
van Holderbeke
Congregational Church
G. M. Annis
Earl Woods
Bremerton
Victor Wood
Highlands
Hallworth
Highland
Hallsworth
Arthur. Rhodes
Kansas City
Harry Munday
Finley
Inland Empire Baptist Young People’s Union
Claire Chapin
Edith Goodale
R. B. Evans
Kennewick Hotel
Helen Stewart
Second Street
Satuday
Porto Rico
Episopal Church
W. K. Clark
Bertha Leverich
John Christopher Wilkinson
Bishop Wells
Clark
Mrs. Brockman
Garden Tracts
Robt. Hauke
District League
Epworth League
Hauke
G. E. Hanson
C. T. Beaman
Red Oak
Montgomery County
Quincy Renolds
Clarence West
Brown M. Schick
Palouse
Schick
A.R. Gardner
Commercial Club
Helen Norton
J. A Bellows
Peach Growers
Chas. H
Kennewick Fruit & Produce CO
E. M. Sly
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