Richland news notes social rounds and incidents
Correspondents report a week of Spokane Fair visits Kennewick travel and local events In Richland many residents were seen at the fair and on visits to Spokane Walla Walla and Kennewick The community organized a Ladies Country Club and a Richland Tennis Club Several residents purchased dairy cattle and a Ford touring car Property improvements and school building delays were noted plus a Masonic temple dedication and parish activities All local social and civic items reflect a busy valley community life
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Catters
Highlands
Nex
Richland Tennis Club
Richland Fishing Club
Yakima River
Finley Items and Visits Across the Region
Mrs Gustav A Goehl left Thursday for St Paul to visit her son and friends. Mrs F Cole went to Spokane for a month with relatives. Mrs Fred Cresswell departed Sunday for a week with her parents at Washougal. Fay Dean returned from an eastern cattle trip. Chris Tweedt left for Irondale Washington. Henry Nelson hunted bears at White Salmon. Cecil Gordon has been ill with typhoid fever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Williamson
Spokane
W. J. Vander Brugen
Kennewick
Walter Nelson
Walla Walla
M. J. McCarthy
Watkins, Minn
J. J. Vossen
J. D. McCarthy
Arnold Burmaster
Richland
Henry Nelson
C. H. Smith
Lewiston
Chaldron
Nebr
Harry Smith
Gustav A. Goehl
St. Paul, Minn
F. Cole
Fred Cresswell
Mrs. Foglesong
Washougal
Fay Dean
Chris Tweedt
Irondale
Wash
Local notes from Sleepy Hollow and area social visits
Sleepy Hollow residents report visits with Evans Webster Crossland and family, plus Mrs. Elliott Reed and H C Puderbaugh. Several relatives plan Spokane trips for fairs and Page teaching. Bessie Dague improves from illness. Lucile Hursey stays with grandparents. Taft remarks noted with critique of the President.
Local Visitors and Travel Notes in Fair Week Coverage
Mr. Clarence Voliva returned Monday after visiting Spokane during Fair week. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Hampton traveled to Kennewick at the start of the week. T. J. Morarity of Fallbridge, Wash. came through Friday to handle S. P. & S. Ry. affairs. Jay E. Hamilton arrived here Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Penn
Kennewick
Garret
E. L. Eberman
Seaside
Oregon
J. J. Vossen
Landis
Finley
Bartel
Winnie Doyle
George McGuire
John Doyle
Wm. Elliott
Elmer Reed
H. C. Puderbaugh
Bessie Dague
Wm. Ingalls
John Barnath
Spokane
Clarence Voliva
J. E. Hampton
T. J. Morarity
Fallbridge, Wash
S. P
S. Ry
Jay E. Hamilton
Public Land and Mining Cases Advised by Land Lawyers
If you seek information on delayed final proof or any Interior Department matter contact Clark & Wright land lawyers at 902 F Street N W Washington D C They offer free information about contests and where to obtain SCRIP locatable on public lands without residence or cultivation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interior Department
Clark & Wright
F Street N. W
Washington, D. C
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. B. Clements
Laura Harthe
Lowell
H. F. Yedica
A. L. Russel
W. H. Munsey
Nelson Sherman
Sunnyside
Andrew Brothers
Mrs. Meyers
Tacoma
T. M. Johnson
Town
Joe Thompson
F. C. Beindorf
Pasco
A. M. Lausch
J. C. Brenneman
W. Felton
Richland Nursery Co
T. H. Becker
Mrs. Sleeman
C. B. McAlpine
B. F. Knapp
Messrs. Knapp and
McAlpin
O. T. Melde
Mr. Melde
Richland Valley
H. L. Caldwell
John Glenn
E. A. Pallmeter
Idaho
Methodist Aid Society
J. E. Burmaster
W. Faulk
Wichita
Kan
J. Roehl
Marshal Garret
Frank Seely
Prosser
E. Pitman
M. S. Payne
Ava Roger
Stewart
Mr. Hubbard
Centralia
Mr. van Dusen
J. H. James
John Dennis
Sisters
Gammon and Tewart
W. O. W. Lodge
Sunbeam
C. J. Dicus
True Blues
of the Sunbeams
Lind
Laura Hamilton
Seattle
Walter Murawski
Murawski
Cliffs
Portland
Samuel Doke
Wallula
Horse Heaven
J. W. Doyle
E. E. Tootaker
Fraser
The
Cemetery Association
Thos. McKain
CentaWord
Cecil Gordon
Sleepy Hollow
Evans
Webster
Geraldine
Evelyn Crossland
Lucile Hursey
Guy Connerly
Randolph
Stanley
Hattie Tolton
Ed. Tweedt
A. E. Dague
Puderbaugh
Hovre
Cryderman & Haydon
Bargain
Kenne
Stewart Washington
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