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Newspaper
Kennewick Courier
Location
Kennewick, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1907
Page
5
Local items report farm sales and trades including 50 tons of alfalfa for sale by A Spence and poultry offerings by W. H. Austin. Births, marriages, and visits are noted along with real estate deals, road and bridge inspections, and new business openings such as Hamilton Supply & Trading Co. and Kennewick Studio promotions.
No services next Sunday at Lutherans as Rev H Brockmann left for Prosser to conduct services. Thanksgiving Day service at eleven in the old school building. J Forsythe Smith pastor with Sunday School at 10 Am Junior C E at 3 PM Senior C E at 6 45 PM. Sermons: 11 AM Sons and Heirs 7 50 PM A Great Feast and Its End. Baptist church to hold Sunday morning services in the new school house with Rev. Chandler preaching.
Prosser editor McArthur purchased the Bulletin printing office assets. Baker-Hansen Investment Co. dissolved. G W Hamilton in Spokane attending Five Mile Prairie land interests. Prosser Steam Laundry sold to I W Young of Seattle. Mrs Geo Boomer and sister Mae visiting Coeur d Alene Idaho.
L Macomber of Waitsburg visited Sam Ross Sunday. Peter Helm of Endicott nears locating in the area with H J Hart. J H James left for Waitsburg to meet a Chicago sister after twenty years. L A Amshary visited Kennewick. Rollins and son bought logs for winter wood. Ladies Aid met Mrs Harry Van Horn. Mr and Mrs Van Matre visiting Spokane. J E Burmaster returned from Nez Perce. Mrs John Penn returned from Kennewick. Born Tuesday November 12 a son to Geo Ingalls. Lea Long returned from Prosser Saturday.
Fred Tweedt joins the Blair Business college club team after two weeks illness and will play in the A A C lineup against Multnomah on Saturday. He asserts peak condition and is valued for multiple line positions.
A.C. Eddy and son arrived from Erhard Minnesota with stock and goods to settle near Geo Finley. The First Bank of Kiopa became The Kiowa State Bank with J. D. Bassett as president. Rebekah lodge admitted nine new members bringing total to 31. C L Nance moved to oversee Kennewick Land Co. office in town. Typhoid cases improving and local illness updates noted.
E Knautz of Kennewick is in Ritzville on business and has bought an acre tract at Opportunity. He may move there as he was once a prosperous farmer south of town and briefly connected with the King Mercantile Co.
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