Richland Social and Business Notes Report Local Moves
Mr. Wilcox returns from Sun nyside with bride and resumes work at St. Paul Tacoma Lumber Co. Miss Georgia Bower becomes bookkeeper at W R Amon & Co bank. W E Baskett builds a bungalow southeast of town. Wm Lasher and wife move to cottage overlooking the Columbia. New Michigan arrival rents former Richland home. Rev Barthe of North Yakima conducts German Lutheran services. Anniversary sermon at Sabbath by Rev C M Carson. Mr and Mrs Murrey of Galesburg Sr move to Columbia Ave. Reynolds and Real plan a concrete factory with Spokane experience. Locals attend M E Church quarterly meeting at Kiona. J M Breithaupt adds to his house. O R Allen of Lower Yakima Irrigation Co. in Seattle on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilcox
Sunnyside
St. Paul & Tacoma Lumber Co
Georgia Bower
Bank
W. R. Amon & Co
W. E. Baskett
Wm. Lasher
Columbia
Michigan
Barthe
North Yakima
C. M. Carson
Mrs. Murrey
Galesburg Sr
Columbia Ave
Messrs. Reynolds
Real
Spokane
Richland
M.E. Church
Kiona
J.M. Breithaupt
O. R. Allen
Lower Yakima Irrigation Co
Seattle
Hover Notes On Umatilla Work And Valley Life
Friday Major Maccindow led a Portland based dispatch to coordinate summer work for the Umatilla with passages to Pasco and Lewiston. The wing dam near completion will require about three more months of work. Local arrivals include Mr Bowers of Kennewick and Mr Cassin from Spokane with J M Ely in Kennewick Packing Co interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Major Maccindow
Portland
Umatilla
Pasco
Lewiston
Wing Dam
Bowers
Kennewick
Cassin
Spokane
J. M. Ely
Josie
Minnie McGuire
Dr. Freeman
Minnie
Hughes
Almira
H.S Hughes
Anne Hover
J R Helms
Gretna
Finley Social News Highlights From Local Visits and Events
Finley items report visits by Dr Pallister from Seattle and Mr Hutchinson with family, and trips by Mrs Angell joining her husband at a camp east of Kennewick. Beulah Webb and Kathryn Hud nail visited Mary Brown. Miss Mollie Godfrey returned sick from Kennewick. A surprise punch and a Woodmen of the World lodge are noted. Lewins lectures and a Ladies Aid event round out the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F F Clark
Jerome
Wash
Do. M. Hutchinson
J. Hutchinson
Dr. Pallister
Seattle
Finley
Beulah Webb
Kathryn Hudnail
Kennewick
Mary Brown
Mr. Moreland
Pasco
Herman Grose
Spokane
Edwin Angell
Chicago Tracts
Cox
Mollie Godfrey
Bachelor Thamke
Gerral
Mrs Heddington
Mrs. Heddington
Mrs. Waldorf
Woodmen of the World
First International Bank of Kennewick financial report 1909
The report of financial condition as of April 28 1909 shows loans and discounts 32241 32 overdrafts secured 1154 88 unsecured 345 8g bonds warrants and other securities 1364 70 banking house furniture fixtures 13449 82 furniture and fixtures 6 53 041 25 due from banks 3478 92 checks on other banks 110 65 net expense account 1700 1 716 81 cash on hand 208126 62 equipment savings dept 1373 40 capital stock paid in 25000 00 due to banks 92 deposits 34951 48 certified deposits 5584 86 bills payable none total state of washington county of Benton I H E Johnson cashier sworn true to best of knowledge and belief Attest S M Lockerby C W Lockerby directors subscribed sworn May 8 1909 notary public C O Anderson Kennewick Washington
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
County of
Benton I
H. E. Johnson
S.m.lockerby
C. W. Lockerby
C.O. Anderson
State of Washington
Kennewick
Finley School District Seeks Bids for Brick School House
The Finley school board invites bids for a brick school house in Finley Washington with plans at the Columbia Clay to Kennewick office. Bids are due at First National Bank Kennewick by 1 pm May 22 and may be filed with Secretary O C Retzlaff. A certified check must accompany each bid and the board may reject any or all bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finley
Columbia Clay
Kennewick Wash
First National Bank
Kennewick
O. C. Retzlaff
Wash
Bids Sought for Kennewick Church Building
The First Presbyterian Church of Kennewick Washington invites bids for a concrete and brick church to be built in Kennewick. Plans are in Architect F A Swingle’s office in the King building. Bids due May 5 1909 at 5 p m delivered to Swingle or the board. The board may reject all bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Kennewick
Wash
F. A. Swingle
King
For Rent Farms Near Kennewick Lease Terms
Rental notice offers several good farms near Kennewick for summer and fallow seasons this spring. Apply to Washington Loan and Trust Co. in Seattle or to David Vaughn in Walla Walla. Advertisement for Kolb's Cash Grocery and Silver Loaf Flour from Montana hard wheat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennewick
Washington Loan & Trust Co
Seattle
Wash
David Vaughn
Walla
Montana
Kolb’s Cash Grocery
Busy Corner Store Adds $1500 Worth Of New Goods
The Busy Corner Store in Kennewick reports receiving about $1500 in fresh merchandise this week. Ladies are invited to preview a wide display including waists, silks, linens, embroidery materials, muslin underwear, Puritan knit underwear, infants wear, stockings, belts, fans, parasols, Indian head suitings, linen pongee, sateen and silk oline, new utility ginghams, Hetherbloom skirting, and ribbons in velvet and satin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennewick
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Iran
Yakima Valley Power Co
Kennewick, Wash
Twin City Ice & Cold Storage Co
Crystal Ice
Thornton & Cameron
Toggery
Kuppenheimer
Finney
Chas. Marshal
Fivery
Blackman
Pascol
Roy N Parker
HU Graff
Bruce Dimick
Teo
John Lewins
Mr. Lewins
First International Bank
Mme
Puritan
J.E. Tull
Tihe
Ibiuiswic
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