Hover Notes Tell Of Socials and Moves In Hover
Correspondents report Mr and Mrs Clarence Voliva moving to Spokane Mrs Pitt visiting son near Tacoma Ladies Guild gathering at Mrs Blackman home twenty attend Miss Hester Parker bids Seaside farewell J P WilliamsKennewick visitors and Ed Angell Finley in Hover on business School opens with thirty four pupils Miss Laura Harthe typhoid fever illness noted School notes list teachers and town activity including Bible class and local tradespeople involvement
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Clarence Voliva
Pokane
Pitt
A. W. Pitt
Tacoma
Ladies’ Guild
Miss Bradford
W. L. Blackman
J. P. Williams
Kennewick
R. Stanton
Hester Parker
Seaside
Oregon
Finley Items Track Weekly Social and Travel Notes
Mrs. Squibs remains on the sick list. Roy Whaley and family returned to Spokane after a week with relatives. W. A. King visited near Addy with I. King and family. Dr. W. H. Pallister of Seattle made a business stop between trains. Miss Mabel Smith came back from Kennewick and Prosser after a visit. Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt returned from Seattle. Mrs. Altrogge left for Newbury Oregon to visit relatives. Ben Linder ill with tonsillitis. J. O. Skirving and Bertha Leverich visited Henry Nelson. Montrose family moved to Horse Heaven. Fred Cresswell learned the S P and S killed three horses at Hover. Wortinbee and Pasco visitors at Cole home. Volunteers gathered for school grounds work. Ava Koger left for Walla Walla to visit her brother. Moore family and Kennewick residents visited depot with Hattie Smith. Rev. Miller of Ritzville visited Wm. Altrogge. Edith Owen took teacher exams at Prosser. Wyands family returned to Spokane. Henry Clarke visited from Pendleton. Martha Williams left for winter work at Grandview. Mrs. Anderson and children from Salt Lake City visiting Bowles. Chas. Robinson attended business in Prosser.
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Colville
John L. Foskett
Portland
J. E. Burmaster
Kennewick
M. E. Church
H. E. Compton
Wm. Lasher
Tacoma
Gustav Cedar
Spokane
Steelman
Ringdahl
Anna M. Karrer
C. H. Lillie
F. A. Friermood
George Ormsby
P.S. McDaniel
Richland Wriday
Laura Harthe
Anna Harper
Seattle
A. S. Murry
O. B. Rollins
Lou Hartho
Richland Trading Company
Miss Hartho
S. A. Hoyt
Wm. Altrogge
Newbury
Ore
Ben Linder
J. O. Skirving
St. Paul & Tacoma Lumber Co
Bertha Leverich
Henry Nelson
Montrose
Horse Heaven Money
Fred Cresswell
Hover
J. Wortinbee
Pasco
F. M. Cole
Ava Kogir
John Koger
Walla Walla
T. W. Moore
Pendleton
Martha Williams
Grandview School
Ms. Anderson
Salt Lake City
N. C. Bowles
Chas. Robinson
Prosser
Local Democratic Primary Endorsement for Mr Nicewanger
Paid advertisement endorses 44 year old Mr Nicewanger for county finances. A Kennewick resident for two and half years he is described as honest capable and experienced in business relations and teaching. He is urged by the Democratic Committee as a safe choice and a supporter of moral community movements with Indiana roots and Terre Haute Normal School ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicewanger
Kennewick
Indiana
State Normal
Terre- Haute
Mrs M A Barbee Campaign Profile for County Clerk
Paid advertisement notes Mrs M A Barbee is a county clerk candidate with accounting and stenography experience from St Louis. She taught school in Pullman before marriage and, after becoming a widow with four children, cleared brush, leveled ground, seeded, and maintained a Biggam area ranch. Neighbors praise her hard work and community involvement as campaign support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Barbee
St. Louis
West
Pullman
Biggam
Prosser
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Mabel McKenzie
Marjorie Blackman
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W. L Blackman
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Aetee Brown
Harry Hastings
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