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Newspaper
Kennewick Courier
Location
Kennewick, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1909
Page
8
A local women’s wear sale features coats priced at 6.50 and 4.45 with a special offer listing coats for 6.65, presenting a value event for shoppers seeking affordable outerwear.
The Kennewick I O O F lodge hosted a grand banquet after a staged degree work with about 125 members and delegations from Kiona Michland Pasco and Washtuena. In local politics Wm Guernsey beat W S Jenkins for mayor in Prosser primary. Willis Mercer won council race. Bert Linn named city attorney candidate.
The Reverend Geo Robert Cairns of Temple Baptist Church Seattle urges women’s suffrage as a fundamental right, comparing it to taxation without representation and predicting national progress as women enter commercial life. He argues enfranchisement will elevate thought and masculine vigor, calling on Washington’s womanhood to seize opportunity.
Finley community notes report Chas Dicus returning from Garfield and improving health. Ed Layton made a Finley call while D D Moreland visited Kennewick. Mrs Fred Webster left for California with Kennewick friends. Johnston family and Brigham visitations noted. Two Finley schools form literary groups as winter approaches.
Mrs J M Ely and daughter Maurene and Mrs J Mills left for Kennewick on Monday. The first two returned Tuesday evening while Mrs Mills visits Mrs A Richards. Mr and Mrs H Graff were in Kennewick on business Saturday. Van Medigal, ex-employee of Mr Schreyver, looked after local interests this week. W L Blackman and S FH Highes cleared and ploughed the Bert Wilhelm place for H A Hover. EE Toothaker made a business trip to Kennewick. LJ Dimmick and DS Stewart went to Kennewick with 194 of potatoes Friday. Toothaker children picked blackberries and strawberries Sunday. S P & S gang aided local section gangs. H S Hughes and family were in Kennewick one day last week shopping. Miss Minnie McGuire visited Shaughnessy home in Kennewick and received treatment from Dr Delepine. Miss McGuire recovering from rheumatism. Mr and Mrs S L Gregson took their
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