Rose Carnival Travel and Local Visits Report
Correspondents note T H Dry left Tuesday for Portland for the Rose Carnival. Several residents visited family and conducted business in Kennewick Pasco Albany Spokane Finley and Greenfield.
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Newspaper
Kennewick Courier
Location
Kennewick, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1912
Page
4
Local Richland News Update Highlights Moveins and Weddings
A series of community notices from Richland details A H Burmaster taking a new post in Hanford, several residents returning from Seattle Pasco and Spokane visits, resignations at Richland Nursery Co, a city wedding between Albert Weidle and Helen McElvain, and a newborn baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Martin Wenienga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Burmaster
St. Paul & Tacoma Lumber Co
Kennewick
Hanford
R. B. Evans
Seattle
Ruth Hales
Pasco
W. J. Vander Bruggen
Richland Nursery Co
Highlands News Roundup From The Kennewick Highlands
Mr Krug of Yakima moved his family to the Kennewick Highlands to make their home. W B Bunts of the Highlands marketed the earliest black cap raspberries this year. Miss Belle Robertson is visiting Lewiston Idaho for a week. Prof Carl Vertrees of Hillard came down Tuesday to spend the summer on his ranch. Wm Neary is laid up with walking typhoid fever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Krug
Yakima
Kennewick Highlands
W. B. Bunts
The
Highlands
Belle Robertson
Lewiston
Idaho
Carl Vertrees
Hillard
Wm. Neary
Finley Social Roundup of Travel and Visits
Mrs. A H Sasse and daughter left for Seattle via North Yakima. A L Menhinick of Tacoma visited nephew Monroe Ford. Miss Ava Roger heads to Kennewick for box factory work. Leslie Smith also goes to Kennewick. Mrs. Cresswell returns after visiting Roy Bush in Plymouth and Mottinger friends. Mrs. Kaylor of Seattle visits Harry E.ington family in Finley. Mrs Blair and son from Spokane visit F. M. Cole and family. Blaine Gammon travels to Sisters Oregon for a combined trip. Adele Poston leaves for Carley ranch after visiting her parents. Mr. Custer and Pasco family visit Finley. Sheldon departs for Spokane after visiting L. Hopkins. P J Crowley of White Bluffs attends to business here. Wasson of Horse Heaven returns from Portland with wife for medical treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Sasse
Seattle
Wash
North Yakima
A. L. Menhinick
Tacoma
Monroe Ford
Ava Roger
Kennewick
Leslie Smith
Fred Cresswell
Roy Bush
Plymouth
Mottinger
Ray Kaylor
Harry E.7ington
Kaylor
Hedington
John Blair
Spokane
Sandry
F. M. Cole
Blaine Gammon
Sisters
Oregon
Adele Poston
A. H. Poston
Poston
Carley
Custer
Pasco
Finley
Sheldon
L. Hopkins
P. J. Crowley
White Bluffs
Mr. Wasson
Horse Heaven
Portland
Happiness and the inner path to lasting joy
An essay argues happiness comes from within not from fortune or beauty. It highlights that a happy woman is seen as pretty and kind, and that joy grows by making others happy and seeking silver linings. Circumstances are said to influence mood less than inner cultivation.
Leg of Lamb Preparation Tips
In selecting a leg of lamb opt for thick short legs for best results. The butcher can remove the bone. The cavity may then be filled with forcement.
The Place to Spend Money at Home
A short verse extols keeping money at home over sending it abroad. The speaker urges readers to invest locally, claiming development follows domestic spending and warns that sending funds elsewhere risks losing them. Repeats home as a refrain.
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Wbbber-Gifford Drug Co
ANSCO
Royal Typewriters
Lowney'’S Chocolates
Victor Talking Machines
Spaulding Sporting Goods
Wibber-Gifford Drug Co
Rexall
Washington
Liberty
Kennewick Fire Department
Front Street
Third
Lockerby
Yakima Street
Ninner
Yakima Str
Ball Grounds
John Fillup Souse
Horse Heaven Hills
Yakima Sts
Commercial Hall
Rudkin Bldg
Yakima St
Hildren
S. M. Lockerby
Scott Z. Henderson
F. F. Beste
B McKain
G. E. Hanson
E. W. Trenbath
R. C.sey
Rev. C. D. Rarey
Si Coe
A. R. Gardner
Chas. H. Colli
H. E. Mitchell
Lane
J. A. Bellows
Guy J. Haydon
E.C. Tripp
G. E. Tweedt
T. H. Dry
F. S. Shirk
Daisy Shirk
Greenfield
Iowa
J. E. Hampton
Wm. Mills
Winnie Doyle
Toby Long
John Mills
B. B. Stewart
Minnie McGuire
Mrs. Rogers
J. H. James
G. A. Rollins
S. McElwain
Martin Wenienga
J. A. Thompson
Asotin Wash
Leona Koelsch
J. Koelsch
Albert Weidle
Helen McElvain
D. Fish
John L. Foskett
Fier
Theu
Walter Lodge
Arthur
Kennewick Dray Line
Furniture and Piano
FACOF
Ours
Twin City Ice & Cold Storage Com
Bank of Kennewick
United States Depository
Roosevelt
Teddy
Kjosness Mercantile Company
H. A. Howe
Ane
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