High School Enrollment Reaches Ninety Two With New Pupils
Correspondents report the local high school added four new students Bertha Sutton Edmund Bruce Bernice Fans and Tracy Squibbs bringing enrollment to ninety two. algebra I split into two divisions led by Miss Collyer and Mr Groom. stage notes mention a planned rival kitchen by Mr Meikle. a McCalley Entertainers show at the high school proceeds with admission 35 and 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Sutton
Edmund Bruce
Bernice Fans
Tracy Squibbs
Collyer
Charles Riley McCalley
McCalley Entertainers
Ceptin
Ike
Mary
Georgia
McCalley
Local residents attend fairs and visit kin around Walla Walla area
Dr and Mrs Hedger and Mrs Hedger attend the Walla Walla fair while Waldron travels to work on county road. Clement and Millard attend the Grape Carnival in Kennewick. Rev Bird preaches. Moritz visits sister in Kennewick for the carnival. Armacosts return to North Yakima with granddaughter Olive Rowley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. Waldron
Walla Walla
Mesdames
F. S. Clement
C. E. Millard
Kennewick
Rev. Bird
Gus. Moritz
J. B. Thomas
L. Armacost
North Yakima
Olive Rowley
C. E. Milliard
Mr. Conklin
the Highlands
Mattison
F. S. Hedger
T. B. Kendall
Carl Moritz
Donald
S. J. Harrison
Sunnyside
J. C. Will
Harold Woolford
Alfalfa Huller Arrives to Hull Woolford and Eakin Crops
A new alfalfa huller arrived Monday to hull the crop grown by T. R. Woolford and H. A. Eakin. Geo. Gibson was a business visitor in Prosser Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. R. Woolford
H. A. Eakin
Geo. Gibson
Prosser
Finley Items Note Local Visits and Tragic Death
Local notices record visitors from Wyman Attalia Seattle and North Yakima. John M Finley of St Paris Ohio dies after being struck by a freight train near the rail line. George Finley recalls his brother’s work plans amid tragic accident. Revered Bird preaches in Kiona and returns next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matterson
North Yakima
Mr. Matterson
N. C. Bowles
Plus Ultras
Wm. Altrogge
Geo. Finley
John M. Finley
St. Paris
Ohio
Mr. Finley
Washington
Pasco
Rev. Bird
Kiona
C. J. Whealey
Miss Quimby
Spokane
Richland News Briefs Highlight Local Moves and Visits
Richland and Kennewick residents are noted for travel and visits as Mrs. Putnam returns from Rockford Illinois while Mrs. J E Burmaster arrives from Spokane to visit daughter Mrs J C Willis. Several locals move houses, sell land, and plan trips to fairs and hunting trips with neighbors and friends across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putnam
Rockford, Ill
Richland
Kennewick
E. Timmerman
James Willis
Harry Hutton
Goldendale
J. E. Burmaster
Richland and
Spokane
J. C. Willis
F. M. Fisher
J. W. Fisher
Boville
Idaho
Badger Notes and Local Appointments Report
Local notes record sales and movements including C Christenson selling stag hounds for 25 dollars Ezra Scoutin returning from lumber camps Mrs A L Yakey visiting Badger from Kiona Joe Dasdice going to Pasco for examination and several residents traveling to Seattle Spokane and Kennewick for work visits and family affairs Extra gang No 4 encamped in town for a few weeks and others attending the Spokane Fair Carnival and Walla Walla trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Christenson
Ezra Scoutin
A. L. Yakey
Kiona
Badger
Joe Dasdice
Pasco
Ruth Bass
Myrtle Lacey
Spokane
Elsie Humphrey
Vista
H. L. Tucker
Iowa
Tucker
Extra Gang No. 4
Floyd Smith
Prosser
Howard Dennis
Kennewick
Fred Battig
Kennewick Valley Outlook Beats To Exposition Plans
The Kennewick valley notes include Yerxa and a migration agent dispatching ten huge grape bunches to jars for shipment to Chicago New York and on to the Panama Pacific Exposition in 1915. Many residents report crops visits travel and social events as the community awaits spring and growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Yerxa
G. N
W. H. Allison
Ken- Kennewick Valley
Chicago
New York
I. N. Newkirk
G. A. Rupp
Green C. Seals
Spokane
J. C. Pierce
Seals
Kennewick
Fair Valley
Frank Emigh
E. Roberts
W. H. Collins
Osborne Brothers Haul Wheat to Kennewick
Mr. Osborne and his brother in law work hauling wheat to Kennewick. Miss Madine Walker is able to attend school again as her parents, Mr. and Mrs. ... move to the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Inbody
Leslie Smith
Ask
Wash
Glen Smith
Miss Barker
Seattle
A. F. Woodward
Calla Shaw
Switzler Island
Helga Smith
Prosser
Sterling Tucker
Kennewick
Mr. Tucker
W. E. Walker
Rigs
Winnie Doyle
Doyle
L. J. Dimick
Horse Heaven
Dimick
William Spears
Minnie Brown
Washtuena
Church Services and Rally Day Schedule
Church notices list a Bible School at 10 a.m. and multiple services at 11 a.m. 3:00 p.m. Junior League 6:00 p.m. League 7:30 p.m. evening service with Wednesday Bible study 8 p.m. Choir Friday 8 p.m. Rally Day Sunday school. Baptist church details at Corner Washington and Third streets with Tears of Jesus sermon and Young Peoples Meeting 6:30 p.m. Preaching 7:30 p.m. Zion Lutheran English and German services with Lutheran Bethlehem Church Fifth and Yakima preaching at 10 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. and 8 p.m. first or third Sunday English service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
Baptist
Washington and
Third Streets
Jesus
Young Peoples
Lutheran Bethlehem Church
A. Waler
Missouri Synod
Fifth and Yakima
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Frank Hedger
Stanton’s Insurance Office
Benewick
Omshington
Finley
Percy McCroskie
Wyman, Wash
Attalia
Stull & Williams Tailors
J. B. Clements
C.a.garret
Itha
J. A. Penn
Martha Maupin
Potlatch
E. P. Chellis
J . Penn
Hinkle Place
F. Sanders and Son
Oscar Anderson
W. J. Vanderbruggen
David Fish
Frank Kepl
Spangle
Jay Graham
Hans Smith
L. E. Young
A. P. Myrick
Helix
Ore
John Stuible
Havillah
T. J. Mayfield
J. A. Losse
Alberta
Canada
Andrew Nevion
Pendleton
Humes
R. C. Mounsey
Marie Kirby
James Johnson
Vermont
John
Frank Sporleter
Vancouver
B. C
Fred Crossland
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Leo Crossland
Hatton
Wesley Halloway
P. M. Stevens
Prof. Holden
Gus Beck
Milton McKenzie
MacManigal
E. E. Toothacher
Willie Mills
John Mills
Roy Robinson
Mr. Price
H. W. Powell
Lacy Squibb
Wilbur Maley
Squibb
Bank of Kennewick Capital
Portland Trust Company
Portland
Oregon
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