Local Field Highlights Busy May 1907 Community Notes
Long list of residents visitors and new arrivals in Kennewick and nearby towns. Mentions Angus Hay Sunshine editor in town, Mre. Mary J. Moore visiting Lewiston, Idaho, and Frank Kergan now located in Pasco. Includes farm land trades, business trips, and social visits among families, plus local sporting notes and upcoming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Haydon
Frier de
Walla Walla
South Bend
L. R. Whitelock
Angus Hay
Sunshine
Tamar Sorey
F. H. Lundy
Lewison
Idaho
M. E. Goble
Pacific Grove
Pralifoenia
Frank Emigh
Frank Kergan
N. P
Pasco
Peter O'son
Wooster
Massachusetts
L A. Peters
E. A. Sweet
Fisher, Minn
H D, Sweet
Sunnyside
Sound
M. W. Smith
Earnest & Smith
Waitsburg
Aaron Shafer
Napoleon
Ohio
John F
Harry Hautchins
Kennewick Strawberry-growers
Geizentanner
Pasco Express
Express
Homeward bound: Wm Dircken returns from Germany
Wm Dircken arrives home from a two month vacation in Germany visiting his father and siblings in Bixen Oldenburg. He traveled 8000 miles by sea and 6000 by rail aboard Kaiser Wilhelm II and Kurfurst Der Grese noting Bremer Hafen and a busy port town with shipyard iron works and a large telegraph cable factory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bixen
Oldenburg
Germany
Lloyd Steamship Lines
Bremer-Hafen
England
Met
Kurfurst, der Grese
R.il
Liverpool
Plymouth
Cherburg
France
Hannover
Bremen
Hildesheim
Billy
Church Services Outline and Lutheran Sunday Sermons
At the Churches J Forsythe Smith Pastor Sabbath School 10 a m Junior C E 3 p m Senior C E 6 30 p m Preaching 7 45 p m subject The Fire of God Called to Open Confession All welcome Lutheran church holds 10 30 a m service in old School house English sermon by Rev H Bobl North Yakima
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E
Lutheran the Lutheran Church
Rev. H. Bobl
North Yakima
Otto Hanson
Sunnyside Barbecue to Honor Local Builders May 23
Sunnyside Commercial Club hosts the second annual barbecue on May 23 with Governor Mead and General Cavanaugh among speakers. L O Meigs and Secretary Monroe are also slated to speak as the event promotes community pride and regional growth. Roast ox, band, parade, and baseball are planned with reduced Northern Pacific fares to encourage attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunnyside
4. E. Mead
Cavanaugh
Prosser
L. O. Meigs
North Yakima
Monroe
Spokane
Cllie Mee Cig
Northern
Pacific
Local Notables and Developments in Richland
Richland highlights include John Lasher of Cheney visiting with his brother William Lasher, Edginton arriving from Garfield to inventory his new purchase, and Amsbury erecting a 3000 gallon water tank on an eighteen foot tower with a gasoline pump. First tower in Richland. Mrs. L V Clark visiting in Walla Walla. Frank Graham and George Reinhard hauling flume lumber from Relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Staley
Spokane
Georg Scott
North Yanima
S. Washburn
Shafer
Charles Shivers
Shivers
Pease
Bute
Parker
Whitelock
Frank Cardwell
Miss Cardwell
Pomeroy, Wash
Rosemin
Edginton
Pioneer
Garfield
Amsbury
Richland
Garden Seeds Sale at Hawes Grocery
All kinds of garden seeds advertised at Hawes' Grocery with broad selection for planting season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawes’ Grocery
They Will Agree In Kennewick Canal Negotiations
Report from Tacoma notes progress between NP and North Coast representatives C M Levy and Robert Strahorn toward a settlement of differences in the Kennewick locality. Written specifications exist and engineers Pitman and Newman are reviewing the case. The deal may include using the ditch bank for grade protection and cementing ditch breaks to prevent flood damage, with an agreement perhaps forthcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Levy
Robert Strahorn
North Coast
Tacoma
Kennewick
Pitman
Cheif
Newman
Collins
Drug Store Comforts Customers With Prompt Service
The advertisement describes a local drug store offering comfortable shopping ambiance and courteous service. It claims ongoing efforts to add comforts and conveniences, promotes cooling drinks during warm weather, and invites customers to trade there.
Bank safety pitch and investment appeal ad
An advertisement extols banks as the safest place to store money with protection from theft and fire. It claims prominent figures praise the handling of accounts as the best ever and invites calls to invest.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Story
R. A. Rogers
Peter Roesch
Kansas
Mary J. Moore
Lewiston
Diariel Worst
California
Bob Bruner
Etopia
Dr. E
Myers
Fred Laird
Pendleton
Dillon Place
L. A. Tweedt
Hanford
M.O Klitten
la Cresenta
G.girber
E. O. Brown
Dakota
M. Brown
O. Weich
Amon House
E. Walker
George E Armstrong
MD Build
Hanford Yinglumeer
Uly
G. B. Schroyer
Eleanor Stacer i
Ritzville
O. R. Holombe
S. C
George Egbert
J.G Smith
Twin Falls
Hover
C.O. Anderson
Mr. Anderson
Board of County Commissioners
Jenkins
Babe
Epois
H.E Baldwin
St. Paul
O. L. Hanson
Northern Pacific Irrigation Company
Doc” Clark
Fat Man ’S
A. N. Maitbie
H. A Howe Aie
G E Hanson
Edna P'lieter
E. W. Myers
Crosby Sanitarium
Stanley Tulll
Virginia
J E. Tull
Otto Hansen
Milwaukee
Sprague
Robert Munger
Butte
Mary Shaup
M. E. Staley
R. E. Pratt
Chicago
Windy City
E . Myers
Winder Hotel
D.J Duggan
Sattle
Portland
Erie
Wm. Dircken
Presbyterian
J. Forsythe Smith
Pstor
Mr John Lasher
Cheney
Brother
William Lasher
S. F. Kiefer
Sunnyside Commercial Club
Sunnside
I. Spiegel
W. A. Morain
B. F. Mannering
T.S. Melvin
Seattle
W. F. Crawford
Cascade Yard
Oklahoma
Lulu Laird
Moscow
Pullman
Erich Engels
M. E. Gable
Mabton
Norton
the St. Paul
M. F. Johnson
Asotin
John Bowman
Mulhall
W. A Morain
L Reckard
Ilis
Elton Freeman
Smith Boys
Finley
Enderson
Cemetery Association
Amy Bartlett
L. J. McPhee
New Hover Hotel
Bankibook
Ences
Responsibility
the Exchange Bank
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