Hover Residents Travel and Local Notices From Kennewick to Spokane
Local briefs list residents and visitors: Eben E Robinson travels to Washiuena and Walla Walla to visit friends. T H Dry conducted business in Kennewick. C B Michiner of Prosser spends time here. Susie Wickham of Spokane visits her sister H S Hughes. Toby Long of Finley visits her inlaws James and Mrs Doyle. Market Day attendees include Spicer Hughes McGuire Cobbelaar Mills Powell Edwards Hampton. McCurdy road master does business in town. Mrs Hawley moves to Montrose Colorado with son. grandson Russel Bevier accompanies to Umatilla Oregon. F D Parker trips to Pasco. Miss Wasson Horse Heaven visits. Miss Hester Parker out sick. C B Michener and son depart for Prosser. A view of Jefferson Davis is described with admiration for his leadership and intellect. Mary Johnston in The Long Roll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eben E. Robinson
Washiuena
Walla Walla
T. H. Dry
Kennewick
C. B. Michiner
Prosser
Susie Wickham
Spokane
H. S. Hughes
Toby Long
Finley
Umatilla
Oregon
F. D. Parker
Pasco
Miss Wasson
Horse Heaven
Hester Parker
C. B. Michener
Rufus Bevier
Invitation for Memorial Day planning meeting
A joint meeting of S. G. Cosgrove Post and Women’s Relief Corps is set for Saturday at 2 30 pm May 4 at Masonic Hall. All members and interested citizens are invited to attend to arrange Memorial Day activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. G. Cosgrove Post
Women’s Relief Corps
Masonic Hall
Richland Notices Include Anniversary, Baseball Win and Local News
Last Friday the Odd Fellows and Rebekah lodges celebrated an anniversary in the high school assembly room with T. H. Dry of Hover addressing the audience and a well enjoyed musical program. Richland defeated Hanford 12 to 1 in a Sunday baseball game here. Dr. Keller of the University of Puget Sound inspected the high school and spoke to students. Bishop Breyfogel will preach next Sunday at the Evangelical church. John Dam of St. Cloud has become a barber on Columbia avenue. Vale Grange hosted a May-day basket social at the Fruitvale schoolhouse on May 1. A. S. Murry and C. Garret from Richland, carpenters in Benton City, visited over Sunday with families. Mrs. J. Koelsch and Mrs. John Glenn were Kennewick visitors. Miss Itha Garret stayed in Kennewick with the Penns. L. A. Amsbury and wife came to visit Mrs. Amsbury’s mother, Mrs. Smoots. Mrs. J. B. Clements, ill for some time, left for Walla Walla for hospital surgery with her husband. H. F. Hoffman bought a gasoline engine for irrigating his four-acre tract in north town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows and
Rebekah
T. H. Dry
Hover
Hanford
Richland
Dr. Keller
University of Puget Sound
Tacoma
S. C. Breyfogel
Evangelical Church
John Dam
St. Cloud
Minn
J. D. McCarthy
Columbia Avenue
Vale Grange
Fruitvale
A. S. Murry
C. Garret
Benton City
J. Koelsch
John Glenn
Kennewick
Itha Garret
J. A. Penn
L. A. Amsbury
Walla Walla
H. F. Hoffman
Highlands Social News and Local Happenings
Walla Walla pastor Rev. D D McLaren plans a lumber haul for new Highlands homes. Mrs Alton P Russell hosted Miss Ruby Slaugenhoupt and Miss Ethel Tomkins Thursday. Mrs Fred Krug and Mrs Simpson visited North Yakima over the weekend. A Friday club house dance drew a congenial crowd. music good and refreshments served. $35 added to the piano fund. Mr and Mrs Dehrer returned from Seattle with a new baby boy. Victor Wood was ill but improving. Ladies' Highland Club hosts a silver tea this afternoon at the club house with Mesdames Kenyon Kraut worm Chapin Boynton and Craver as hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alton P. Russel
Ruby Slaugenhoupt
Ethel Tomkins
Fred Krug
Simpson
North Yakima
Finley Community Notes Include Visits and School Closing
Miss Belle Comstock and Miss Millay depart for University after teaching here a year. Local farewells. about fifty guests at a surprise party. Cresswell, Finley residents host visitors from Horse Heaven and Walla Walla counties. Republicans caucus names delegates for Prosser meeting. School program for last day draws seventy five visitors. Various residents travel for work, visiting, and new homes in Sumner and Seattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Fisher
Ray
Fossil
Ore
Lela Knautz
Finley Republicans
Geo. E. Finley
H. W. Nelson
B.S. Travis
H. E
Perplexing Courtship at the Kitchen Door
A sharp exchange unfolds in a kitchen as a man declares bluntly his interest while a woman offers only cold victuals and hash. Tufford Knott counters, claiming a lonesome yet charming persistence in a playful standoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Record-Herald
Liquid Ones and the Pre-Dinner Sonata Invitation
The guests waited for dinner while the virtuoso lingered at the piano. He offered a sonata before the meal, but the host declined, noting he had four on the way home.
Straw berry festival plans and regional railroad rumors in the Tri-Cities
The piece notes Kennewick residents ready to host a strawberry festival inviting Pasco, while rumors swirl about the Soo Line extending toward Puget Sound via Spokane and through Pasco. It mentions local meetings, dairy plans, a funeral, and various Kennewick residents' activities in Richland and the White Bluffs district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennewick
Pasco
Soo Line
Puget Sound
Canadian Pacific
Kingsgate
Spokane
Sound
Plaza
Berthold Reservation
Missouri River
North Dakota
Montana
Yellowstone River
Judith Basin District
Public Notice of Final Land Claim in Kennewick Washington
Department of the Interior notice states Jerry M. Davis of Kennewick Washington seeks final five-year proof to establish claim on SWY Section 2 T7N R28E Willamette Meridian. Proof before U S Commissioner Scott Z Henderson June 8 1912 with witnesses A Edwards C C Williams Alfred Amon and Harry D Clodfelter all of Kennewick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Walla Walla
Wash
Jerry M. Davis
Kennewick
Washington
Swy
Nwy
Will. Meridian
Scott Z. Henderson
U. S
Adolphus A. Edwards
Carl C. Williams
Alfred A. Amon
Harry D. Clodfelter
Nat Coal Land
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Jefferson Davis
Mary Johnston
Highlands
D. D. McLaren
Belle Comstock
Mrs. Price
Andrew Green
Fred Cresswell
Thelma Cresswell
C. E. Cox
Miss Millay
Walla Walla County
J. J. Elder
Sumner
Mr. Coffeen
Don Cresswell
S. A. Hoyt
Seattle
True Blue Sunday School
Chas. Knautz
Ovan Whaley
Lacey Squibs
Leroy Barton
H. W. Johnson
Andrew Myhre
E. Knoutz
Geiser
Rosalia, Wash
E. Knautz
Corder’s
Tol Bay
Ob City
Panama Canal
City Hall
White Bluffs
F. J. Bonn
Dean
Fred Carstens
Pauline
Jack Roberts
W. A. Cox
Town
A.S. Ryland
Mesdames B. F. Simmons
J. D. Sutton
John H. McDonald
Register
Stanton’s
J. E. McKenney
Thornton & Cameron
Cryderman
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