Local Kennewick Notes From October 12 1906
Kennewick city items report Rev J H Wood elected pastor of the Methodist Church to begin services next Sunday. J D Marsh candidate for county clerk tours town meeting voters while H J Guild visits Prosser assessing growth. Many locals featured include Mrs T W Moore visiting Republic, W Masiker selling salmon, and H Jenkins bidding $2 per month alfalfa pasture rents.
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Clinton Stacer
Eakin
Vegat Street
Darry van Horn
Richland
Van
Teket
J. H. Wood
Methodist Church
Mr. Woods
Registration Notice for Kennewick Voters
The registration clerk will hold evening sessions in Council rooms at C O Anderson’s office from 7 to 8 on Thursday Friday and Saturday to register Kennewick precinct voters. Day registration is available at H M Ashbaugh’s store with books open. You must be registered before next Wednesday to vote in the general election on November 6.
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Kennewick
C. O. Anderson
H. M. Ashbaugh
Twin Sons Die After Birth in Crutchfield Home
Last Friday morning the twin sons of Mr and Mrs George Crutchfield died three days after birth. Rev H M Bartlett led a brief funeral at the home with neighbors present. A graveside Episcopal ritual followed at Riverview Heights cemetery with interment.
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George Crutchfield
H.m.bartlett
Riverview Heights
Bartlett
Crutchfield
Heavenly Father
Kennewick High Sophomores Elect Officers
The Kennewick High School sophomores organized as a class last Friday evening. Elected officers are President Ethel Tompkins Vice-President John Smith Secretary Emma Cahn Treasurer Tracy Howe. A committee was formed to arrange class colors. The remainder of the class includes Bernice Grifieth Cora Sercombe Mable Howe Florence Smith, Robert Ely and Alfred Mors.
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Kennewick High School
Ethel Tompkins
John Smith
Emma Cahn
Tracy Howe
Bernice Grifieth
Cora Sercombe
Mable Howe
Florence Smith
Robert Ely
Alfred Mors
New Road to Island Landing Opens for Heavy Haul
A new road along the section line to the island north of town will be completed today. Grading on the river bed is nearly finished and the road bed will allow heavy loads to reach the boats easily. Estimated expense is about 1400 dollars. The deep water landing can accommodate boats of any size, boosting the boat trade with Ken Newick this winter.
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J.C. Schoeh
Hawes & Schoeh, Grocere
Mr. Schoeh
Yakima
Ainsworth
Cwrgo
Snake River
Riparia- Paseo
Kennewick
Rebekah Lodge to Organize with Odd Fellows Aid
Odd Fellows and their wives met at the Lodge Room to plan an auxiliary Rebekah lodge to T. O. O. F. No. 222. A vote set November 15 for organization and a follow up meeting will be held next Wednesday to prep for installation.
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Odd Fellows
Rebekah Lodge
T.O
Registration books close next Tuesday for local notices
A collection of brief items notes registration closing next Tuesday asking residents if their name is written there. Baby born to Mr and Mrs R A Klinge on October 9. F K Thurber returns to Pasco for work. T A Davis of North Yakima Marble Works plans cemetery marble placements. Advertising sale of household items by R A Rose. W D Travis candidate for commissioner praises Horse Heaven farming district. J D Marsh, Republican clerk candidate from Rattlesnake precinct, praised for steady administration and low deputy costs.
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R. A. Klinge
F. K. Thurber
Pasco
T. A. Davis
North
W. D. Travis
Horse Heaven
Benton County
J. D. Marsh
Rattlesnake
New Quarters in South Town Open for Kiona Readers
Parson Tuttle writes from Kiona describing settlement in the new quarters above the depot with river views and prospects of the North Coast Railroad. He notes a growing church, a new grocery building, a bank move, local residents like Mrs. Rolph and Mr. Hartman, and the town’s developing real estate scene as Tacoma visitors drift in.
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Neck of the Woods
Kiona
North Coast Railroad
Iseat
Rolph
Iearly
Horse Heaven
Kelso Bros
T. Scott
Kelso
Hartman
Rattlesnake
Mr. Rubicam
Tacoma
Puget Sound University
H. E. Niquette
Ely
Walt Giezentanner
Kennewick
Parson Tuttle
Road Bee To Repair Bad Up Tiver Road
Local residents along the up tiver road call a road bee for next Wednesday from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. to fix numerous chuck holes. A large crew is expected and capable workers will be chosen to carry out the repairs under supervision.
Estray Notice Seeks Owner for Black Mare and Colt
Taken up at my place near Kennewick on See 127 28 ten miles southwest, a black mare about five years old with a left shoulder brand and a sucking foal branded ORN on the hip. Owner may reclaim by paying water bill and for this notice. Requires sewing and land fitting at Hotel Columbia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
See
Kennewick
Card of Thanks from Crutchfield Family
Mr and Mrs George Crutchfield express heartfelt thanks for the kind services at the death and burial of their twin sons.
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George Crutchfield
Congregational Church Plans Hope and Youth Themed Service
The morning message for next Sunday focuses on Hope and the evening sermon centers on The Young People. Other services follow the usual schedule.
Presbyterian Church Services by Rev J F Smith
Morning and evening services at usual hours with Rev J F Smith of Grand Rapids Michigan preaching. Wanted to go out by the day for plain sewing and dressmaking. Miss Eaina Swanson Sec 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Smith
Grand Rapids, Mich
E.aina Swanson
The Right Kind of a Friend
Lucy Luddreth of Lenoir North Carolina suffered a year long cough. A friend bought and urged her to take Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. After trying other medicines she tried it and was cured after four bottles. For sale by Columbia Pharmacy.
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Lucy Luddreth
Lenoir N. C
Chamberlain
Columbia Pharmacy
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