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Kennewick residents host and visit friends in Richland Spokane and Walla Walla. D A R Kennewick Chapter meets at Mrs Schenk home changing meeting date. Art department of Kennewick Woman's Club to a tea and slide show from the Chicago Art Institute. O W R N official promotes Colfax Corn Show with $1000 prize and score cards for farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Law
L. H. Cox
Richland
Kennewick
F. M. Crosby
M. S. Lewis
Spokane
Lela Knautz
LeGrande
Ore
Blanch Setzer
Meals
Bernice
Ferrell
H. E. Holloway
Grace Pryor
Cheney
Edith
Lottie Pike
Josephine
Anna Evanson
Walla Walla
Kennewick Woman’s Club
Commercial Club
Princess Theatre
Chicago Art Institute
Local Kennewick News Highlights Social Visits and Incidents
Read of visits by Misses Bess McKenney Clara McKenney and Anna Lassie to Walla Walla, and Mrs Alvin Larson in Genesee Idaho. Walla Walla area residents and Kennewick social events fill a busy week with club meetings church activities and a housewarming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bess
Clara McKenney
Anna Lassie
Walla Walla
Alvin Larson
Genesee, Idaho
J. Bachman
Violet Anderson
Pasco
J. R. Lott
Charles Stevens
Spokane
F. M. Stevens
Kennewick Woman’s Club
Vibber
Optometrist Skillman VanCott Promises Perfect Fitting Lenses
The speaker declares meticulous testing of every muscle and part with scientific precision to ensure exact lens fitting. Once fitted, there is no need to redo the process, as accuracy is achieved in the first place.
Nine Years Ago Highlights From The Courier
Items of interest from The Courier record late 19th century Kennewick news. Mrs. C A Lundy visits Spokane friends. Cosgrove and Hanson show a record-sized radish eight and a half inches in diameter and fourteen inches long from G B Schroyer’s Lower Valley farm. Lince received a box of fine cigars from Mrs. Rosencrance on condition she lead the first vehicle over the new Yakima bridge at Kennewick. Northern Pacific engineers survey the river below the railroad bridge to locate piers for a Columbia River railroad bridge, with the old bridge offered to the state for a wagon bridge. J N Scott returns from the coast after homestead duties. Kennewick is the talk of California winters and new arrivals plan to move here. Miss Bertha S. Tripp of Spokane visits valley parents. The column notes navigability claims for battle ships to Kennewick and questions whether such orders would ever be issued, yet expresses readiness to deliver if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosgrove & Hanson
G. B. Schroyer
Lince
Board of Commissioners
B. Rosencrance
Kennewick
Rosencrance
Yakima
Yakima Republic
Northern Pacific
Columbia
J. N. Scott
California
Bertha S. Tripp
Spokane
Columbia River
Yakima Herald
Local Exchanges and Visits Highlight Richland News
Mrs C W Even and her daughter returned to Cuba Illinois after visiting Mrs Wm Lasher. J A Fish son of Mr and Mrs David Fish visits from Wallace Idaho. Mrs Hans Bay arrives from Missoula Montana to see sister Mrs Frank Price. Mrs D A Fabrique brings apples from Kiona for sale. W M S met at Mrs J H Martin's to sew. M D O Connelly returns from Spokane on business. Recoconi family heads to Tacoma to join husband. Columbia College football defeat of local team by score remains unrevealed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Even
Cuba
Iil
Wm. Lasher
J. A. Fish
David Fish
Wallace
Idaho
Hans Bay
Missoula
Montana
Frank Price
D. A. Fabrique
Kiona
J. H. Martin
M. D. O’connelly
Spokane
Columbia College
Big November savings on winter millinery and suits
During November the shop offers special prices on all winter millinery and tailored suits. Hats at reduced prices and suits slashed to 10 dollars, with values up to 26 dollars advertised.
Groceries Store Promises Large Stock and Savings
A Kennewick grocer touts the largest and most complete stock ever assembled. The store claims rising trade allows bulk buying and low prices on staple and fancy goods, inviting customers to visit and compare, even if they do not buy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennewick
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Ethel Putman
Sprague
Wash
Anna Copeland
Granger
Wm. Cox
LaGrande
D. A. R. Kennewick
C. F. Schenk
C. E. King
L.S. Smith
Colfax
T. B. Hauschild
Benton, Franklin, Adams
Walla Walla ‘ Counties
Ladies’ Aid of the Christian Church
Brown
Shorts
M. M. Dean
Whitcomb
T. H. Patten
Yakima Street
W. B. Mahan
Prosser
Ethel Ely
Tacoma
Business College
H. Day Hanford
Lee M. Lampson
Sears & Daly of
J. E. Doughty
Dr. Delepine
Gabriel Delepine
the Courier
T. M. Snyder
Hanford
T. W. Moore
Congregational Sunday School
Evelyne Crossland
Jessie Jamison
Fern Johnson
Edith Koontz
Wheaton
White Bluffs
Eilensburg
Beverly
Henry Tweedt
Cornell College
N. Y
Boston Apple Tracts Orchard Co
Wenatchee and
Vicinity
Kansas
J. B. Rose
H. R. Holcomb
Wm. Ludington
Syracuse
Seattle
J. E. McKenney
A. H. Wheaton
A. M. Goodrich
C. F. Anderson
B. W. Moore
Bellingham
F. P. Maguire
Mr. Goodrich
Horse Heaven
Pin
J. B. Slaugenhaupt
Ruby
San Francisco
Farnsworth
Plymouth
Foreman McIntyre
A. V. McReynolds
Dean Coulson
Odin Staley
Okanogan Country
J. Kaufman
Baby
Cottonwood
J. Glenn
C. A. Garret
M. E. Church
A. Hentschel
R. A. Nims
Portland
F. J. O’brien
Mr. Hubbard
J. A. Thompson
Wreatt AN
Skillman VanCott Optometrist Jeweler
C. A. Lundy
Citizens of
Richardson
Sam
Mr. Richardson
C. L. Holcomb
Holland
Kennewick Harness Co
Office
Kennewick Fruit & Produce CO
E. M. Sly
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