Local visitors and events noted in Benton City and Sunnyside
Correspondents report Benton City residents L Armacost and S J Harrison came down in Harrison's car. Mrs F S Hedger and Mrs L L Todd travelled to Sunnyside. Mrs Hedger returned Saturday while Mrs Todd stayed until Monday visiting Mrs S J Harrison. R R Reynolds of Hatton looked after property and visited C E Millard. A vaudeville show at Kiona Friday night drew a good crowd. Miss Sarah Hartman visited Prosser on Tuesday. George oe aww arrived Wednesday from Grays Hi.
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Benton City
L. Armacost
S. J. Harrison
Sunnyside
Kiona
Sarah Hartman
George Oe
Grays Hi
Badger Notes Cheerful Halloween Night In Badger
Richland area residents joined Badger youths for a Halloween gathering at the school house with Gypsy fortune telling music and supper. Kennewick auto party visited. local dance classes and Edison phonograph delight. Several locals and visitors noted in attendance.
High School Assembly Elects Officers and Committees
A high school assembly elected officers and appointed committees last Friday. Officers include President Raymond Rarey, Vice President Marilla Meikle, Secretary Walter Hessler, General Manager Bernard Slaugenhaupt, Assistant Manager Lacey Squibbs. Committees cover Publicity, Literary, and Music with named members.
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Bernard Slaugenhaupt
Lacey Squibbs
Raymond Rarey
Marilla Meikle
Walter Hessler
Lacy Squibb
Martin Garber
Fred Smith
Earl Johnson
William Sly
Helen
Local Notes and Social Visits Across Hover and Finley
A. W. Pitt operates at Yellepit with Mrs. Pitt visiting this week. Miss DuGanne hosted Sunday dinner at Mr. and Mrs. Cox. Ladies' Aid holds an all day session with president Mrs. E. Landis near Finley. Finley Ladies' Aid to join. Mr. Phillips and Miss DuGanne hosted a Hallowe'en party at the school last Friday with games and cake and cocoa. Doyle traveled to Walla Walla for treatment, accompanied by daughter Mrs. Toby Long. Moorehouse of U. S. Drill Scow No. 2 spent Sunday with family in Hover. Winnie Doyle returned for a short visit. Wm. Doyle visited friends in Hover. Hoadley of Kennewick visiting C. C. Cantwell’s. Mrs. James MacKenzie returned from Larrimore S. Dakota after her son-in-law S. Gallant's death.
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A. W. Pitt
Yellepit
Hallowe’en
Mr. Doyle
Walla Walla
Toby Long
Moorehouse
U. S
Drill Scow No. 2
Hover
Winnie Doyle
Wm. Doyle
Finley
Elmer Webster
Fred Cresswell
Washougal
E. M. Landis
Storment
Pasco
W. H. Johnson
Vera Smith
Lincoln-Lee
H. R. McCoskrie
Ethel Claus
Fred Parkinson
Mottinger
Bellingham
Belle Comstock
Finley School
University
Seattle
Walla Alla
Finley Notes Include Socials Births and Remembrances
Local items record visits and departures among Finley residents including Elmer Webster heading to Washougal for a family reunion. A Hallowe en social by the Builders earns fifteen dollars, and the Lincoln Lee temperance program is set for November 9. Belle Comstock, former Finley teacher, died in Bellingham after illness, leaving parents and siblings in several cities.
Locust Grove Halloween Social Draws Community Fun
The Locust Grove schoolhouse hosted a well attended Hallowe en social with games and lively participation. Residents extended thanks and expressed hope for more winter entertainments as neighbors travel between Richland and local ranches. Mrs A A Edwards and baby stay at Larramore ranch while Mr and Mrs O A Long visit Richland. Mrs A C Amon plans to return to the hills and Mrs E E Meeker visits relatives in Richland after visiting Arlington. Gustav E Heberlein from Coarse Gold joins the Heberlein family at Triple Springs school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Locust Grove
A. A. Edwards
Baby
Larramore Ranch
O. A. Long
Richland
A. C. Amon
Hills
E. E. Meeker
Arlington
Richland Items Highlight Local Events and Incidents
The column notes a Friday dime social at Mr and Mrs Serrisss home and a new stenographer at Horn Rapids Irrigation Co Augusta Breithaupt. It reports illnesses postponing Touchet Richland football, local church services, a Milan pulpit change, store closures for a school cleanup and meals by school girls, births in the community, trips to Pasco and Kennewick, a Halloween party, a playground accident, and a dynamite cap incident injuring two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richland
Serriss
Augusta Breithaupt
Horn Rapids Irrigation Co
R. A. Nims
Cottonwood
Idaho
David Fish
Glenn
Walla Walla
Hentschel
Touchet
H. Hellinger
Evangelical
S.C. Foster
Milan
Nnds
A. L. Nelson
A. Berg
M. E
E. A. Palmeter
Sydny Berg
Eat
Highlanders Discuss Road Work Costs and Improvements
The Highland Improvement Club met last Friday to approve the Carnival report and plan next year’s event. Committees were formed for nominations and to secure rights for Highlands while work on the electric line begins. Roads committee favors crushed rock or gravel at about $2,500 per mile in Yakima County, with Commissioner Clements promising work as funds allow. Fertilizer deliveries to Beavers’ siding and community Halloween festivities capped the evening.
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Improvement Club
Highlands
E. B. MecCory
Clements
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Julia Sonderman
Edmund Carpenter
William Rosswag
Corwin Terril
George Gerard
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Geneva Story
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