Local Field Classifieds End of November 1908 Kennewick
Listings include pastures for horses and cattle, livestock sales of ponies hogs and bees, poultry stock like white leghorn cockerels, Jersey cows and Berkshire boars, two stores for sale in Coeur d Alene Idaho and Kennewick items, a Remington typewriter, a light wagon spring, driving horse, a store building, and a new Oliver Typewriter display. Also notices for a good house help, hay sales, and a driving team exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Typewriter
G. B. Schroyer
Qoney
Mounsey Bros
F. E. de- Sellem
Washington and
Second Streets
L.S. Erly
Coeur d’ Alene
Idaho
Frank
Kennewick
Hamilton Supply Co
Remington
Chas. H. Collins Co
Money saving message from First National of Kennewick
The ad urges readers to start saving now with First National of Kennewick. It presents a maxim about saving dimes and dollars, emphasizes practical independence, and notes the comfort of having money ready for emergencies.
Local notices detail sales, moves and births in Kennewick
Kennewick area notices report Mrs Gravensland visiting Salem Ore. Miss Sercombe home for Thanksgiving, J. F. Shafer adding to his Garden Tracts home, and Edmin ton Alberta job for E L Nance. Local business reflects lumber, coal, barley, and hardware ads with real estate deals, bank travels, and farm improvements amid holiday preparations and public sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Collins
Canada
J. F. Shafer
Gust Henke
Henry Otte
W. B. Johnson
Pasco
Mae Sercombe
State Normal
Cheney
O. K
E.L Nance
Edminton
Alberta
Swift & Co
M. E. Carley
Kennewick
J. J Cole
Robert Gilcrest
Elk River
Minnesota
Cole
M. Locker
Thanksgiving plans and pupil updates from High School Notes
Miss Perley to spend Thanksgiving with sister near Wallula. Langdon and Church attend Pullman game and hear Madam Nordica. Lynn and Archer vacation in Walla Walla. Professor Lewis also in Pullman. New entrants Fay Floyd French Joe Smalley Sacki Ritario Carl French. Ethel Fairchild and Dila Shinn promoted to sixth grade. Third and fourth graders hold spell down. Fred Watson retires for health, to Creston later. Mae Sercombe visiting from Cheney Normal. Essays titled What I am Thankful for. History class discusses panic of 1837 and causes of the panic of 1893 with little student recall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Archer
Walla Walla
Lewis
Pullman
Fay
Floyd French
Joe Smalley
Sacki Ritario
Carl French
Ethel Fairchild
Dila Shinn
Fred Watson
Creston
Mae Sercombe
Cheney
Miss Dahl
Baby Show Promises Prizes At Baptist Ladies Sale
The Baptist Ladies announce a baby booth at their annual sale with prizes for the most popular babies. First prize two dollars, second prize one dollar. Entrance fee twenty five cents and each vote costs five cents. Babies must be under 18 months old. A large showing of Kennewick’s best product is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist
Kennewick
Town Caucus Renominates City Officials by Acclamation
The caucus last Tuesday renominated the mayor councilman and treasurer by acclamation. The Police Judge candidate was named without opposition. The Citizens Ticket lists Mayor L. E. Johnson Councilmen W. A. Hawes and H. A. Bier treasurer B. F. Knapp and Police Judge C. Stacer. It is suggested only one ticket will run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. Johnson
W. A. Hawes
H. A. Bier
B. F. Knapp
C. Stacer
V P Monthly Class Meeting at Methodist Church Notes
The V P class of the Methodist Sunday School held its monthly meeting led by Mrs C O Anderson with about forty members present. They decided to buy a large rug for parsonage furnishings and Anderson resigned as leader, to serve until a new leader is chosen. Refreshments followed and a spelling bee provided social amusement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. P
Methodist Sunday School
C. O. Anderson
Kennewick Woman's Club elects officers with Rhine program
The Kennewick Woman's Club held a Tuesday meeting at the Parish House and installed officers led by President L. E. Johnson and Vice President Frank Emigh. Committees were named for Constitution and Bylaws, study topics on the Rhine region, and a German chorus performed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Club
L. E. Johnson
Frank Emigh
O. L. Hanson
C. H. Collins
Church notices invite attendance at multiple services
The notice lists Sunday and midweek services for several denominations. C R Delepine, pastor, leads Congregational and Sunday School each week with Epworth League and evening sermons. Hazen T Murray presides Lutheran English services at the Old School Building with Sunday School and Christian Endeavor. St Paul’s Episcopal holds an 11 o’clock morning service. All are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Delepine
Baraca
S. School
Ladies’ Aid Society
Hazen T. Murray
Christian Endeavor
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miho
L. A. Whitelock
N.C. Bowes
A. B. Eighmy
Cascade Lumber Co
G. W. Lane
Berkshire Boar
L. E. Danes
Coolidge
Wash
Spence
Jos. Olbrich
Lena Zybach
Spokane
Jos. Oldrich,Jr
J . Pocock
Colfax
Barton
R. G. Tripp
Timmerman’s Ferry
Valley Barn & Dray Line
F Rowley
Wallace
Fay F. Dean
Walnut Hill
John Almer
Portland
Don F. Cresswell
Anna Maybee
A. K. Swift
Crab Creek Lumber Co
Congress
Parson & Boomer
Kiona
Case & Eschbach
Square Deal Realty Co
Mgr
Edgar Prather
Charles Swanson
Chas. H. Collins
New Baptist Ladies
HW. Nelson
Finley Lumber Yard
Mrs
A. L. Norton
Baptist Ladies Aid Society
Care Courier
Yakima Valley Power Co
Ida W. Green
Miss Perley
Wallula
Misses Langdon
Church
Madam Nordica
Kennewick Woman's Club
Methodist Episcopal
L. N. B. Anderson
Epworth League
Edna Cresswell
W. L. Rowan
S.S
C. E
Lutheran
Presbyterian
Episcopal
H M Bartlett
Crab Creek
Crab Creek Lumber Company
M.N. Hudnall
Z.E. Scott
Klickitat
Kittitas
Yakima
Benton
Benton County
Consolidated Abstract Co
Presser
Hanford
White Bluffs City
Johnson & Ross, Props
Kennewic
UU Ut
Launery
Gillits
Cleveland’s
Golden Gate
Kennewick Trading Company
van Norsdall
Hover Hotel
Nicov
Hove
Optician
Kenwwewick, Wash