Local items and notices fill Pasco paper pages
A mix of community updates includes employment and business notes at the steam laundry and Campbell’s hats, a new baby at the Moore family, travels of Conway, Arthur, Smalley and others, and forthcoming church events. Local hires, sales, rail and lumber company actions, and social gatherings thread through the column with brief personal notices and reprintable anecdotes.
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Gentry Bros
H. W. Nelson
St. Paul
Whitelock
T. W. Moore
Charles Conway
Arthur
Kiona
J.J. Cole
Creston
M. P. Fuller
Roy Patterson
Erc Patterson
B. J. Duncan
Harold
Idaho
Campbell's
O K. Soda Bottling Works
Pasco
Frank Fursey
Spokane
F. M. Crosby
Poyhood
Ashbaugh
John Ryan
Maud
Mary
Story
Ryan
Hot Springs
Arkanzae
Improvement Club organized to beautify Kennewick streets
An enthusiastic Improvement Club was formed at Union Hall with McKain elected president and Rhils Bier secretary. The club aims to promote city welfare, beautify surroundings, and attract homeseekers as Kennewick leads the Inland Empire. A committee will present resolutions to the council, and a road grader is already leveling streets, improving the town's appearance.
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Umion Hall
McKain
Rhils Bier
P!ae Kennewick
Inland Empire
North Coast gains right of way from Kiona to Clement’s ranch
A deed filed August 31 records North Coast acquiring a right of way over NP land from Kiowa north to Clement's ranch west of Kennewick. Signed July 10 1997 for 2448 50, the purchase covers sections in Townships 9 10 and 27 28 and confirms North Coast ownership along the line with abstracts sought for all passed lands.
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Prosser
Kiona
Clement
Kiowa
Northern Pacific
Kennewick
North Coast
Goodbye notice from Mrs Heard on sale of dry goods
Mrs Heard announces the sale of her dry goods business to Mr E G Faires, an experienced merchant. She thanks former customers for patronage and asks them to continue trading at the store with Mr Faires. She sends farewell to friends she could not meet.
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E. G. Faires
Faires
Mrs. M Heard
Shower At Dr Myers Home For Miss Viola Spence
Miss Mabel Johnson hosted a mixed shower Wednesday afternoon at Dr. E W Myers home for Miss Viola Spence who will soon marry. A group of young ladies attended. Refreshments were served and guests left tokens of friendship for the bride to be.
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E. W. Myers
Mabel Johnson
Viola Spence
Miss Spence
Congregational Church Hires Rev J H Singleton
At a Monday night church business meeting the Congregational church extended a call to Rev J H Singleton to become pastor here and the call was accepted. Other notes mention locals such as Joe Thornton back from North Yakima and folks visiting from Walla Walla and Spokane. The community also notes planned meetings and upcoming civic actions including a new First National Bank formation with several Seattle incorporators.
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A. A. Haskell
Walla Walla
Bellum
Garden ‘Tracts
C. O. Anderson
James
Tacoma
Helleckson
Genesee, Aho
A. Smith Uuday
O. C. Helleckson
Ingenia Smith
The
Congregational Church
J. H. Singleton
Singleton
Springdale
Joe Thornton
North Yakima
Lloyd Peckenpaugh
Lind
Lewis Berg
San Francisco
A. S. Fisher
H. W. Desgranges
Rockford
A. Eighmey
Agnes Mounsey
Cemetery Association
L. W. Seth
Linsley
Jessie
Waila Walla
W. H. Collins
Claire ‘Thomas
N. C. Bowles
F. L. Johnson
Geo. Joustin
Spokane
Natatorium Park
G. A. Hamilton
Kennewick
Jess
Walt Barham
Curt Anderson
Dallas
Oregon
Barham
Portland
Church Services and Schedules Include Four Denominations
Reading of weekly church notices lists Congregational, Methodist, Presbyterian and Lutheran services. Sermons cover themes such as The Cross the Instrument of Unworldliness and The Pharisee and the Publican. All are welcome to morning and evening worship and Sunday school sessions.
Decision in the Cow Case in Richland Honors Farmer Claims
In Richland last Saturday many residents attended the Celebrated Cow Care. Wm Tavis sued John Glenn for shooting his cow. Judge Geo F Richardson ruled Glenn did not shoot the cow and if so it was in self defense or due to a brain storm. Costs taxed to the plaintiff.
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Richland
Wm. Tavis
John Glenn
Fay F. Dean
C. O. Anderson
Geo. F. Richardson
Glenn
Public Schools Open With Stable Staff and Strong Enrollment
The year starts with all but one teacher returning from last week’s announcement. Marian Leitch substitutes in the south primary while 272 students enroll in the first week, up from 200 last year. Enrollment by grade lists primary south 37 and north 28, high school 272, with bus and east pickups contributing about 87 additional riders.
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Marian Leitch
Thor
Eden
Wash
Eve
Notice to the Public on Nursery Stock Prices and Stark Nursery Praise
A notice promotes A Newton as a general agent selling nursery stock in Kennewick Washington with prices on peaches apples grapes and bulk lots and invites inquiries. Chelan Horticultural Association secretary Rufus Woods replies endorsing Stark Bros Nursery stock as productive and heavy bearing with favorable grower reports from F M Sanders S W Philips and others. A C O Anderson advertises furniture for sale.
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A. Newton
Campbell
A. Nevlow
Mer
Columbia Territory
Kennewick
Rufus Woods
Chelan . Horticultural Association
Stark Nursery
Stark Bros
Stark Brostock
F. M. Sanders
S. W. Philips
Rufus Woon
County Commissioners Doings Authorized Drainage and Roads
The September session of the county commissioners approved the survey and authorized the Haxton Drainage District. A county road survey to the boat landing was ordered at the petition of many citizens. Hedger road was authorized if petitioners bear all costs except 300 dollars, with a 10008 dollar bond to indemnify the county against litigation. Owens road in Horse Heaven was ordered established. Wash Hettinger was appointed poll tax collector in District No. 3.
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Haxton
Hedger
Kiona
Owens Road
Horse Heaven
Wash Hettinger
Thank You and Farewell to Kennewick Millinery Sellers
Thank you note from R. H. Anderson after selling the business in Kennewick. He expresses cordial relations with locals, introduces a new pew management aim to serve better, and promotes Campbell's millinery attraction in Pendleton, Oregon, September 13 14 16 and 17 with a coming to Kennewick message.
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Kennewick
Pew
R. H Anderson
Campbell’s
Pendleton
Ore
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Wilame
Mr. Wiliams
Umion
McPhee
Beach
M. W.smith
Crosby and Fursey
Snake River
Water & Light Co
Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid Safety
Fe M. E. Church
H. J. McNeel
Horace Fincher
Slim
Watson's Warehouse
Charlotte
North Carolina
N. P. Deeds
al. Wrea
Jo He-Singleton Avill
Methodist Episcopal Sunday School
Epworth
H. Brockmann
Amon Hall
the Public Schools
Wenatchee, Wash
A. Newlon
Kennewick, Wash
Peninsular Ranges
Detroit
Mich
Lond Ii
Earnest & Smith
Deash
L. J. McPhee
New Hover Hotel
Responsibility
the Exchange Bank
Kennemwick
Pell
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