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Newspaper
Kennewick Courier
Location
Kennewick, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1908
Page
5
An advertising notice offers customers freedom to come and go and a homey atmosphere. It claims the store provides far better value and acquaints shoppers with its business methods, promising money goes farther than at other similar stores in town.
Kennewick area notes including Miss Esther Harrison music class plans and shoe shop ads, visits by Mr. Crowell, Mrs. Cox, and Miss Page, and railroad yard updates. Local socials feature Star Chapter Mae Sercombe surprise, church activities, and picnic reports. Also listed are cattle, dairy sales, farm ads, and upcoming canal and irrigation notes.
Lee A. Johnson of Sunnyside, Republican congressional candidate, will speak at the Finley School House Saturday evening September 5. Voters are urged to hear his discussion of political issues now before the people.
The new Congregation Church near completion will be dedicated Sunday September 13 with music by Mrs G E K Hanson. Rev W W Sendder Jr superintendent of Congregational Home Mission for the state Rev Samuel Greene D D Washington Sunday School secretary and Rev J W Hindley pastor of Pilgrim Congregational Spokane will preach at both services. Hindley will also lecture Monday evening September 14 on The average man.
In Ritzville Washington on September 4 1908 editorials defend O R Holcomb against a biographical poster The Right Man in the Right Place The letter brands the statements as false and challenges opponents to publish more. It notes J Kelly DePriest a Republican candidate for assessor praises his public service and prospects. Separate notices promote Italian Silver and Petit Prunes and urging fruit growers to harvest grapes only when ripe and to ship crates with full 20 pounds of fruit per crate.
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