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Kennewick Courier

Location

Kennewick, Washington, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1913

Page

3

Local Visitors and Arrivals Mark Week at the Carnival

Richland visitor F B Petsel came in, J M Hawkins traveled to Missouri, Ww C Guieb from Hatton Washington visited Crossland home during the carnival. L C Crossland visited with parents and attended carnival. County Attorney H H Cole and Sheriff Mahan arrived by auto but did not state business. W H Bickle registered at a local hotel. Phil Bier came from Walla Walla to the carnival. Ike Pryor came from Attalia. Mrs W S Davis traveled from Pullman and Seattle then to Atlantic Iowa.

F. B. Petsel Richland J. M. Hawkins Missouri Ww. C. Guieb Hatton Crossland H.H. Cole Mahan W. H. Bickle Phil Bier Walla Walla Ike Pryor Attalia Pasco W. S. Davis Pullman Seattle Atlantic Iowa Ruth Winters Prosser Halley Kennewick W. O. Mears Rockhill Fred H. Crossland Cheyenne Wyo W. S. Hollaway Spokane Munday J.f.sears Mike Kennedy Roy Nelson Washtucna Ethel Burlingame University of Washington C. B. Michiner Independent Record W. R. Weisel Princess Theatre Pather Association Warehouse H.M. Bartlett Methodist Episcopal Church F. A. Dunlap Bevier W. R. Amon Oes City Pasadena Cal Carl Williams Horse Heaven A. H. Poston P. & T. Grocery Company Finley Wash Spokesman-Review E. M. Tomasson Montana Beavers Concord Thomasson Big Grape Company Illinois G. A. Krosness Herb W. Brown Grace F. L. Young Fred Green Everett W. L. Muncey Dorothy W. J. Hoyt Bier’s Mr. Hoyt Mr. Coon Crawford

Happenings on the Highlands Community News

The Highland Club plans its first regular meeting at the Clubhouse on Friday afternoon October 10. A wide range of local ranchers and residents contributed to the carnival exhibit and other community activities, with many names noted for efforts and travels around Kennewick and North Yakima.

Womans’ Highland Club Mr. Boynton W. T. Mann E. H. Mann Larry Marks L. M. Keene Edgar Gould Kadow Moline Mann Simson Joseph Hess North Yakime Kennewick

Nine Years Ago Items of Interest from The Courier

Nine Years Ago today items of interest include Ted Crowell leaving for Connell to manage Kennewick Grain Co. warehouse and a new Commercial Club formed with Edward Sheppard as president. Frank Emigh builds a house for rental to newcomers, while local editor changes and garden berries feature in Kennewick and nearby towns.

Ted Crowell Connell Kennewick Grain Co Edward Sheppard W. J. Shaughnessy Frank Emigh P. C Redfield Review Peter Iowa Waukee Book Kennewick J. F. Shafer Northwest Kennewick Courier Will J. Shaughnessy Minnesota Shaughnessy Courier Kennewick Land Co C. J. Beach Beach Hover’s Park Cosgrove & Hanson

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