Highlands Club Notes Include New Homes and Planned Lutheran Church
Correspondents report improving health of Herbert Fyfe of the Highlands and Frank White's return from California. R. M. Wood and son buy land in Sec. 37 and plan a new residence. A five acre tract near the club house may host a Lutheran church. W. F. Rossway builds a Highland farm home. The Highlands Club meeting drew strong attendance with talks on flowers and garden topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Fyfe
Highlands
the Koontz
Frank White
California
R. M. Wood and Son
Sec. 37
The
Local notes from Sunnyside and Kennewick area visits and moves
Finley A. H. Poston visited Sunnyside on Thursday. Geo. Von Blow’s sale drew a large crowd last Friday afternoon. Mrs. Skinner from Okanogan County visits her son Arthur Skinner and family. Ladies’ Aid met at Mrs. E. Knautz’s home with plans for a March 14 social at Mrs. E. W. Barton’s. Geo. E. Finley travels to Tacoma and Mount Vernon for Kennewick Creamery Co. return soon. L. Hopkins builds a north porch. Abner family moves from T. H. Koerner place to Spokane. O. Casper family from Tacoma to Kennewick and plans a home here. Thus. H. Koerner brings a tenant from Spokane. Claus family arrives Friday, takes possession of Hubbard place in Centralia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. von Blow
Mrs. Skinner
Okanogan Country
Arthur Skinner
Ladies’ Aid
Geo. E. Finley
Tacoma
Mount Vernon
Kennewick Creamery Co
L. Hopkins
Mr. Abner
T. H. Koerner
Spokane
O. Casper
Kennewick
Sec
H. Koerner
Mr. Claus
Mr. Hubbard
Centralia
Local News Notes From Plymouth and Surrounding Areas
Robt. Gray traveled from Spokane to tend his affairs here. Miss Copeland from Kennewick visited Miss Edith Owens. A 7 pound boy born to Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Cole on Monday March 4. Mrs. H. N. Rounds left by telegram to Portland to aid a sister ill with nervous prostration. Del Dutton and brother visit Plymouth for a pumping plant on their eighty acre farm. Mr. Thornton is quite poorly. School election last Saturday elected two directors C. J. Whaley and Parkinson. C. E. Cox remains on the old board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robt. Gray
Spokane
Miss Copeland
Kennewick
Edith Owens
F. M. Cole
H. N. Rounds
Portland
Oregon
del Dutton
Plymoth
Plymouth
Thornton
C. J. Whaley
Parkinson
C. E. Cox
Hover Notes and Local Elections stir Hover district
Residents from Spokane arrive to live on E. L. Nance fruit ranch while Parker is re elected in a close school election. Several locals, including Mrs. Powell and Dr. Ely, attend business, property and social matters. accident injuries slow B. B. Stewart. Ladies Guild open day moved due to Mr. Stuart accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Powell
F. D. Parker
A. B. Ely
Kennewick
Arthur Hamilton
Ellensbur
Laura Hamilton
Horse Heaven
Wm. McGuire
L. J. Dimick
Two Rivers
Edna McKenney
Miss Hamilton
Ladies’ Guild
T. J. McKenney
B. B. Stewart
Stuart
Local notes from Richland and surrounding towns
Richland community brief with visits from Glenwood and Pasco residents, school changes and events. Ada Corbett becomes sixth grade teacher as A Hallet departs for Ohio. High school to move into new building soon with dedication next week. Local sports results include Richland boys 31 to 11 over Ritzville and girls losing to Walla Walla 11 to 8 and 10 to 9. Community events feature a tea hosted by Methodist Ladies' Aid and birthday celebrations hosted by Mrs Garret and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Landisky
L. A. Amsbury
Glenwood
Wash
E. E. Smoots
P. R. Moorland
Tyler
H. Otterson
Ada Corbett
A. Hallet
Ohio
Methodist Ladies’ Aid
Sam McElwain
Davenport
Ethel
Earl James
Pasco
G. A. Rollins
Clarence Duffy
Kennewick
Andrews
Itha Garrett
Richland
Ritzville
Luther
Evangelical Church
E. A. Palmeter
J. Roehl
Geo. Anderson
Wm. Lasher H. Jamieson
C. A. Garrent
I. C. O. F. Lodge
C. A. Garret
Carley and Whitcomb Election and Community Notes
In Carley and Whitcomb the annual school election drew a strong turnout with 23 votes. J. B Miller won one year Frank Bass two years and J. W. McKinney three years. Other local activities include horse purchases shipped to a ranch near Carley and domestic science class progress at Miss Halverson’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B Miller
Frank Bass
J. W. McKinney
George Barnett
Walla Walla
Will McCausland
Kennewick
Carley
F. L. Bass
George Bennett
Plymouth
Hershner
Hood River
Whitcomb
Reavis
Jefferson
Oregon
J. H. Roland
George Kennedy
M. E. Carley
Genevia
Irvin Brothers Wheat Ranchers Dissolved by Mutual Consent
Notice states the firm Irvin Brothers dissolved by mutual consent effective March 1 1912. J F Irwin to assume all debts and collect all outstanding accounts. Dated March 6 1912 at Kennewick Washington signed by party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvin Brothers
J. F. Irwin
Kennewick
Washing
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. F. Rossway
Highland
Highland Club
Sly
Geo. D. Peters
W. B. Wuth
Anderson
Lumburg
Finley
A. H. Poston
Sunnyside
Kennewick Trading Co
Annis Building
Second Str
Kennewick, Washington
Carley and Whitcomb
Lee Wettlaufer
T. H. McMillin
Gertrude
G. L. March
Mabel Halverson
F. Irvin
IRVIN
Cryderman & Haydon
Valenciennes
Torchon
Bazar
E. R. Sully
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