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Newspaper
Kennewick Courier
Location
Kennewick, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1911
Page
4
Chas. Poston travels from his Carley ranch with dairy stock from Kennewick. Tacoma visitor A L Menhinick stops by, and Kennewick and Pasco workers are noted. A Dutch New England supper is planned for Nov 3 with a 15 cent sauerkraut meal and activities. Page also reports runaways, livestock losses, and school institute actions.
Ralph Dague and brother spent Tuesday and Wednesday on the home ranch in Horse Heaven. Marriott leaves for Berkeley to join his son the Reverend. Hay baling record of 21 tons in eight hours using a horse powered baler. Letters from Seattle report Grandma Hill is well and comfortably situated. Crossland and wife visited family. visits from Mrs. Andrews of Kennewick and Mr. King of Longview. Mrs. Kidder returns home from Hatton. Marshall Baddy plans a new house on 50 acres in Section 16. Ira Hughes plans a trip to Illinois to visit relatives. R R Reynolds of Hatton travels to the locality.
Miss McKenzie of Spokane arrived the first of the week and is visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Voliva. Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Graff and Mrs. T. J. McKenny transacted business in Kennewick Tuesday. Douglas Kinney of Wallula visited several days last week at the home.
Community figures arrive and transact business in town. Residents travel to Seattle and Prosser for visits and institutes while Powell and others take residence on Hover ranch. The high school features a paper rack, Arnold Burmaster enters sophomore year, and debates with Richland and Ritzville are planned for November 10. The fourth grade wins a spelling contest.
Spokane visitor D Wal aids business in town while A E Goodwin starts a residence north of town. Hay coop of H W Fisher and S B Robberson forms. Richland Nursery opens a new 40 by 60 packing shed. Several residents travel for dairy cows and land deals. A wedding of Orin Bowman and Dollie Tallman is noted. Halloween social planned by Ladies Aid with ghoul dress. District buys a Ludwig piano for the new high school.
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