Local Land Deals and Moves Noted in Valley Correspondent Log
Spokane correspondent H Walling wraps up his King forty land deal and rents it out. Several residents report plumbing, water mains, and business trips to Kennewick Prosser and Toledo Oregon. Multiple couples and individuals travel for location hunting and market interests while local trades continue through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Walling
Spokane
C. J. Whaley
A. Fisher
Kennewick
Fred Cresswell
Walla Walla
Clarence Voliva
Hover
Mrs. Elbert
Richland Notes Include Elections and Local Games
Frank Kepl returned to Spangle with his wife remaining at her parents in Richland. P. S. Higley was elected school director for a three year term. Richland boys defeated Kennewick 47 to 17 in a high school double header, with the junior team at 13 to 9. Waitsburg vs Richland scheduled tonight. Ladies' Birthday Club forms a needlework group meeting every other Wednesday. Sam McElwain returned from Davenport to resume work. Mr. and Mrs. Breithaupt moved to Mondovi to farm. Mrs. J A Penn attended a band concert and visits Pasco for a double anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Kepl
Spangle
Wash
J. B. Clements
C. E. Duffy
Kennewick
Richland
Waitsburg
J. Koelsch
H. M. Breithaupt
Mondovi
J. A. Penn
Ladies Celebrate 20th Wedding Anniversary at Burmaster Home
A pleasant Friday afternoon gathering at Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Burmaster marked Mrs. G A Garrett’s return to health. Attendees enjoyed refreshments and hosts received several pretty articles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Burmaster
G. A. Garrett
F. J. O’brien
Lower
Highlands Residents See Growth and New Arrivals
Briggs begins a new residence on Highland tracts while George E. Allen of Chicago buys ten acres opposite the Kadow ranch and under Kadow’s care until 1914. Dr. Hudson of Evansville moves to Highlands to pursue fruit growing after leaving a lucrative Indiana practice. A Lutheran church is to be organized at L. H. Krug’s home. L. E. Freeman returns from Seattle with plans to expand his Highland home, joining the boosting club. Erwin Fouch visits near Hedges. Mrs. Sharenbroich of St. Cloud stops to check her son’s tract in Sec G. L. E. Freeman adds to his house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Krug
L. E. Freeman
Seattle
Erwin Fouch
Hedges
Sharenbroich
St. Cloud
Minn
Sec. G. L
Community Notes From Pasco and Nearby Towns
Geo A McGuire at Pasco carpentry visited his parents Sunday. Kennewick residents Mr and Mrs Howe spent a few hours Sunday with Mr and Mrs T H Dry. Charles Mills, back from the Umatilla tied up at Lewiston, returned home. Ladies Guild met at Mrs T J McKenney’s. Edna McKenney and Myrtle Hampton served lunch. Eben E Robinson returned from near College Place. Rev L L Hursey led a special meeting Monday evening. Frank Parker Jr was ill last week. Lewiston travelers Lee and Roy Robertson Jess Long Lloyd Brady and W Mills came by rowboat from Lewiston. Lee, Roy, and Jess left for home afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. A. McGuire
Pasco
Edna McKenney
Myrtle Hampton
Eben E. Robinson
College Place
Walla Walla
Rev. L. L. Hursey
Frank Parker Jr
Messrs
Lee
Roy Robertson
Jess Long
Lloyd Brady
W. Mills
Lewiston
Snake River
Roy Robinson
Mr. Brady
School notes on debates rooms and guest lecture
Mr. Lewis judged a Connell Estopia debate with Estopia winning by unanimous decision. The Woman's club obtained Room nineteen for meetings in the new school building. Teacher elections will occur about April 1. High school boys moved pictures from the Washington street school to brighten the assembly room. University of Washington faculty member Mr Dagie visited, spoke to students, and noted that 89 percent of blindness in the U S stems from ignorance or inefficiency, praising what he learned from blind students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis
Connell
Estopia
Woman’s Club
Washington Street
Dagie
University of Washington
Nine Years Ago in Kennewick Courier Recap
Item recalls transfer of The Courier to C O Anderson of Wilcox Arizona after a quick sale. Notes February freight receipts at N P depot rose from 114 to over 5000 dollars. Lists local developments: bank opening, new clothier, saloon building, Odd Fellows meeting, marriages, land investments, and snow event.
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Courier
C. O. Anderson
Wilcox
Arizona
Kennewick
N. P
H. A. Hover
Kennewick Gardens
O. O. Noben
Spokesman-Review
Exchange Bank
H. S. Amon
Spokane
J.N. Scott
Steigler
Yakima Street
Ellensburg
Odd Fellows
Lodge of
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Helen Fisher
Geo. Finley
Mt. Vernon
Attalia
Chris Tweedt
Mr. Elbert
Toledo
Oregon
Mr. Tweedt
B. S. Travis
I. King
Prosser
Arthur Quimby
H. Nelson
North Yakima
Henry
Henry Nelson
Henry Williams
Addy, Wash
Sam McElwain
Davenport
Cryderman & Haydon
Fry
Grant
Washington
Lincoln
Miss Church
Kate Severyns
Smith
Highlands
Mr. Hawkins
Paha
Second Street
Horse Heaven
Lulu Busch
Milton
A. L. Menhinick
Tacoma
O. L. Hanson
C. A. Lundy
John F. Pierce
Clarkston
the Courier Press
the Bank of
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Kenney
Aly
Tee
DH Jackson
Jos Thach
Stanton
A. Newlow
O. C. Beck
C. E. Smith
Coffin Bros
Lloyd Peckenpaugh
Louis F. Stock
Rae Ceennes
B. F. Brien
Ewes Rebbee
L. W. Brown
F. Beste
D. H. Jackson
H. E. Johnson
R. H. Anderson
Ben Duffy Steer
Guy Haydon
A. Hart
H. F. Kennedy
F. Shaughnessy
D. L. Taylor
J.E. Tull Peete
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Renee
W. Thompson
W. M. Garrison
G. Seely
S. D. Peckenpaugh
H. A. Howe
N. A. Bonn
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F. J. Bonn
A. F. Brown Mae Crownover
W. H
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Carl Johnson
Earl Larkin
H. E. Munday
J. P. Martin
G. S. Mariner Ee
H. J. Neil
Dr. O’brien
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L. F. Stock
C. E. Stark Peewee
G. W. Shanafelt
L Taylor
Thompson
Vance
A Howe Peer
C Pildeau
MA Dwire
Plate Glass
Lockerby
H Beach
Reed
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Louis F Stock
Dircksen
Tull
Caearee
E Williams
Roseman
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