Local News Roundup of Visits and Travel
Miss Winnie Clark left for Walla Walla to resume studies last week. Mrs. Susie Wickam visits her sister Mrs. H S Hughes before meeting her husband in Portland. H S Hughes did business in Kennewick Saturday. L J Dimick came from Horse Heaven for the week’s end. Pembroke Stice plans to bring sheep for wintering. Mr and Mrs E E Toothaker spent Sunday on the island. Tom Hedington baled hay for Mr Miles on the Wiley place. Bertha Tiedie and Maybel McKenzie shopped in Kennewick Saturday. Nick Koeglar of Missouri left Yakima after visiting his brother Curtis. James Doyle returns from Walla Walla claiming to feel like a new man. A Friday evening party at B B Stewart’s was enjoyed with sandwiches coffee cake and milk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnie Clark
Walla Walla
Susie Wickam
H. S. Hughes
Portland
Kennewick
L. J. Dimick
Pembroke Stice
E. E. Toothaker
Tom Hedington
Mr. Miles
Wiley Place
H. L. Tucker
S. A. Tucker
Kiona
Elsie Humphrey
Sunnyside
M. French
Fred Battig
Badger
Joseph Dashice
Seattle
Mr. King
D. Daily
Nona Phillips
Ruth Bass
Grange
H. A. Smith
Thomas Gleason
Mountains
Reclamation Service
Gleason
Issaquah
May D. McCoy
Chris Christianson
Local notes from Badger and surrounding towns
Badger residents and visitors report travel to Kiona Sunnyside Kennewick and Seattle. Social events include a Grange dance and an informal party for Mrs May D Mc Coy with music and dancing. Local officials and workers like the Reclamation Service team are mentioned along with several departures and arrivals.
Community notices recounting visits and local events
Mrs. W H Thomas hosts Birthday club with Ida Green as guest of honor and farewell for Lara and Ida Green. Local gatherings include Frank Kelley welcome at Kennewick, Henry Neel's home visit from Pullman, and health updates for Mrs. E L Bell. Community efforts feature Rand School study group and road improvements by Johnston, Bell, and Hutchinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Thomas
Birthday Club
Ida W. Green
Lara
Ida Green
F. H. Lincoln
Frank Kelly
W. Crouse
Finley
Kelley
Kennewick
Henry Neel
Lowe
Pullman
Henry
E. L. Bell
Walter Washburn
Newport
Chewelah
Florence Oliver
Los Angeles
Long Beach
Cal
Will Washburn
Seattle
Dickenson
Highlands Improvement Club to hold regular meeting
The Highlands Improvement Club plans a Friday evening meeting at the club house on Oct 31. The Kennewick Highlands Woman's Club met last Friday with a musical program and lunch. A rabbit-hunting trip across the river yielded about seventy rabbits. Pacific Power and Light contracts gained several new names, suggesting enough signers to ensure Highlands lights this winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Improvement Club
Kennewick Highlands Woman’s Club
Messrs
Hess
Liebel
Dawson
Chas
Robinson
Browne
Olinger
Pacific Power & Light Company
Highlands
Whitcomb M. E Carley and Whitcomb update
Carley on phone line reports a new installation last Tuesday. Maud Kennedy and children returned from Walla Walla. Kennedy remains hospitalized. Portland visitors Mr and Mrs Thompson stayed over Whitcomb weekend. Bullard drove them to Castle Rock ferry. Brundridge family headed to Toppenish for several days. Whitehead trains students for Halloween. Mrs Bass hosted Kennedy family for dinner. George Bennett baling hay with good weather. Fisher enjoyed a country joy ride on his motorcycle Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud Kennedy
Walla Walla
Kennedy
George Bennett
Mr. Fisher
Benton City Community Notes Highlight Talks and Visits
Rev Rarey of Kennewick spoke to the literary society on The Second Fiddle and addressed schoolchildren on The Length of Man. Visitors include Lou Armacost Courtney Mertes and Miss Mary Smith. Senator Jones urged canal extension to water 6000 acres. a minstrel vaudeville show is planned in Kiona on Oct 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rarey
Kennewick
Literary Society
Lou Armacost
North Yakima
Courtney Mertes
C. E. Millard
J. B. Thomas
F. S. Clement
Mary Smith
Marysville
Wash
M. Hartman
Guy Dean
Sunnyside
C. A. Hartman
U. S
Jones
Benton City
Kiona
Sunnyside Canal
Messrs
Greer and
Hemminger
Community Notes Reach Out From Finley Region
Finley residents share visits with Spokane Kennewick and Usk friends. Miss Corinne Gibson heads to Spokane while Miss Lela Knautz returns to LaGrande and Miss Ruth Lewins comes back from Kennewick. Sunday School leaders and teachers meet weekly as local families welcome relatives and visitors from Pasco and Plymouth with church talks and social visits.
Davidson Visit Noted in Kennewick County
Mildred and Murray Davidson visited the Sly home in Kennewick for a weekend gathering. Choir practice is scheduled Saturday evening at 7 30 at the church. E M Angell traveled to Attalia Monday evening on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred and
Murray Davidson
Sly
Kennewick
E. M. Angell
Attalia
School Notes Highlight Currents in History Civics
The American History class covers Tariff Question Currency Bill the Mexican situation and China and Japan. Enrollment rises with new freshmen and sophomores. plans for a football team Thanksgiving program and a High School Assembly progress. A four class constitution is approved for centralizing high school activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Japan
Spokane
Seattle
Ralph Hargett
Clyde Bush
Elsie Haas
Pasco
Local notes from Richland and Pasco visits
Mrs J O Skirving of Kennewick visits Richland and friends for several days. Mr and Mrs R W Artman and child visit Pasco. Mrs J Iseminger and Mrs A Reikwinkel return to Montana. Hentschel returns from Col lins hot springs near Portland. Walter Chalcraft, son of Mr and Mrs T J Chalcraft, visited Richland then to San Francisco where he joined the U S Marine Corps aboard the Yorktown. W J Reynolds leaves for Waitsburg to work on the state road. Richland Civic Improvement Club meets at Mrs L H Cox’s home. M D O’Connell remodels his concrete building and plans to move. Rev R D Streyfeller arrives from North Yakima and preaches at Evangelical church. F W Hoyt and Mr Bird travel to Hanford by auto. H Steffen ill at home south of town. Joseph Schuster of Kiona visits Richland. Rev W W Nash preaches and plans to stay through the week. A Hentschel leaves for Walla Walla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Iseminger
A. Reiwinkel
Katherine
Montana
A Hentschel
Collins Hot Springs
Portland
Walter Chalcraft
T. J. Chalcraft
San Francisco
U.S. Marine Corps
Yorktown
W. J. Reynolds
Waitsburg
Richland
Tuesday Night Social and Local Actions in Town
Tuesday's attendance includes Glenn and Joby F O Brien on a business trip with Charley Weidle returning from Montana. A community concert at Soho High School features Mrs Dutcher and Mr and Mrs Murr performing with pantomime and readings. J Koelsch adds a residence extension on Columbia Avenue. Columbia College Wenatchee faces Joga in a football game with shops closing for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn
Reading
Myrtle Penn
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Stanton’s Insurance Office
James Doyle
Walla Walla Friday
B. B. Stewart
The
Kennewick Club
Socialist Club
Rand School of Socialism
C. H. Puderbaugh
Christian Church
Rhynsburger
Sheldon
Tripp
I. A. Melvin
S. Wildman
Chas. E. Lum
James Johnston
Mr. Hutchinson
Stull & Williams Tailors
Carley and Whitcomb
M. E. Carley
J. Lewias
G. E. Hanson
Krouse
Coffin Bros
Lela Knautz
LaGrande
Ore
Ruth Lewins
Effie Oliver
Mable Smith
Usk
Finley Bale
E. C. Knapp
Inland Empire Sunday School Association
Benton County
H. R. McCroskine
Baby
Roy Bush
Plymouth
Fred Cresswell
J. O. Skirving
R. W. Artman
Little Son
Spring Canyon
What the
St. Paul & Tacoma Lumber C0
Mgr. Kennewick
John Chicag
Bank of Kennewick Capital
Portland Trust Company
Oregon
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