Kennewick High Debaters Named For Prosser Contest
Supt Dickson visited Prosser and Kennewick schools this week. Kennewick selects Jessie Perry John Smith Edna Cresswell and Charlie Garber as debaters for the Prosser meet to be held Friday evening at eight in the M E Church with an admission of 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennewick High School
Jessie Perry
John Smith
Edna Cresswell
Charlie Garber
Prosser
Alan Phillips
Marsh Corbitt
Mable Smith
Walter Smith
Lucile Schultz
Kennewick
M. E. Church
Dodson Bound To Keep The Peace In Six Months
Justice Richardson's court heard a jury trial for Hercel Dodson on a complaint by J F Larkin. The jury, drawn from Jas A Rose C W Allen James Crowell J T DeGork G M Annis and J H Gravensland, bound Dodson to keep the peace for six months with a $250 bond after testimony of threats at the Jim Dodson place in Horse Heaven. The proceeding lasted most of the day Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Richardson
J. W. Callicotte
J. F. Larkin
Hercel Dodson
I. H. Cole
Dodson
Jas. A. Rose
C W. Allen
James Crowell
J. T. DeGork
G. M. Annis
J H Gravensland
Larkin
Jim Dodson
Horse Heaven
Jessie Anna Darling Dies at 15 Months After Pneumonia
Jessie Anna Darling the infant daughter of Mr and Mrs A J Darling died Sunday after a short pneumonia illness Funeral services were held Monday at the family home on Washington Street conducted by Rev L N B Anderson Interment was in Overview Heights Cemetery The disease developed rapidly and death followed within 48 hours Sympathy is extended to the bereaved family
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Anna Darling
A. J. Darling
Washington Street
L. N. B. Anderson
Methodist Church
Overview Heights
The Old District School Play at Dreamland Pavilion
The Old District School a laughable farce will be performed by the Commercial Club on Thanksgiving night. Prominent business men in costume will be worth seeing and the dramatic event of the season will unfold at the Dreamland Pavilion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Club
Dreamland Pavilion
Estrayed Colt Quartering South Pasture Near Finley
One two year old bay filly colt with white hind feet and a white fore foot, brand half circle D on right stifle. Reward five dollars for return. Last seen one and a half miles west of Finley near St Gammon pasture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lot’s
St. Gammon
Finley
Washington Wheat Crop 1908 Totals and Benton County Output
The 1908 Washington total wheat crop reaches 26 210 000 bushels with Benton County producing 160 000. Between 60 and 75 percent of the crop has reached the market, and prices have remained high.
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Washington
Benton County
Hover Notes From Hover WA Include Illness And Local Happenings
Bud Leonard is seriously ill with typhoid fever and improving slowly in Walla Walla hospital. Iva Strechtberry returned home. L G Hess and family came back from a three month eastern trip to Minnesota. Finley and Hover residents organized a rabbit drive with about 150 shot. Cooper Parker and Dimick among top marksmen. Miss Bradford returns from Chicago while Harry Van Austine visits Walla Walla on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bud Leonard
Walla Walla
Iva Strechtberry
F.D. Parker
Kennewick
Bob Leonard
Farmington
Finley
Hover
Henry Taylor
G. A. Cooper
Finley Gang
Wallula
Dr. Stuart
F. D. Parker
Cooper
L. J. Dimick
Harry van Austine
Miss Bradford
Chicago
Constable Race Decided In Neck and Neck Count
The vote for constable between Geo. D. Hunter and Marshal G. N. Calhoun stayed close with ties at times. Calhoun finally won at about five am Wednesday by 53 to 49. C. Stacer led as Justice of the Peace with 202 votes. In Hover Ike M. Ely was justice and Charles Marshal constable. Carley precinct chose N. A. Ingram justice and J. W. McKinney constable. Additional judges and constables were named in Hanford Paterson and White Bluffs with listed officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. D. Hunter
G. N. Calhoun
Calhoun
C. Stacer
Justice of the Peace
Hover
Ike M. Ely
Charles Marshal
Carley
N. A. Ingram
J. W. McKinney
Hanford
F. Bush
W. H. Bridge
Paterson
R. B. Spaulding
N. W. Jacobsen
White Bluffs
G. W. Klise
First Lecture Course Number Highlights Concert Night
Remember the Rachel Steinman Concert next Monday evening as the first number of the High School Entertainment Course. Season tickets are $2.00 for adults and $1.50 for High School pupils. Single admission 50 and 35 cents, with reserved seats at Sheppard's Drug Store. A first class violinist and a cellist trained in Europe and America, plus a remarkable reader, headline the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachel Steinman
Sheppard’s Drug Store
Europe
America
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The
Lauren W. Soth
Courier
Second St
Wash
Congress
Coffin Brothers
Alfalfa Ranch
Omar W. Rich
T. H. Irvin
S. M. Lockerby
H.E. Johnson
Ceshier
C. W. Lockerby
First International Bank of
Supt. Dickson of
Kennewick Schools
Laurence Moeller
Fairfield, Wash
Lara Shanafelt
Sunnyside
L. G. Hess
Minnesota
Mr. Hess
F. C. Strechtberry
Strechtberry
W . Bevier
J.C. Keogler
Charles Marshall
New Literary Society
Fox
Plymouth
Jack Marshall
Pasco
C.V. Delepine
Reed Building
Shanafelt&son
St. Paul & Tacoma Lumber Company
Finley, Wash
Cascade Lumber Co
R. C. Mounsey, Mgt
U. K
Geo. C. Fendler
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