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Newspaper
Kennewick Courier
Location
Kennewick, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1909
Page
5
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A collage of short items and classifieds mentions Watson's dairy milk, a bushet man near Stock's Jewelry, several residents traveling to Seattle, Walla Walla, Yellowstone, and Kennewick, plus job ads for laundry help and sale listings for orchards, cows, and farm equipment. Also notes a pianist joining Twin-City Orchestra and local legal movement in King County.
Advertisements and short notices include sale offers of wheat land near Pasco and various farm goods, a lost pocket book reward, a Baracca Club event, a marriage announcement for Carl Vertrees, and local arrivals and visits. Also reported are moving sales, bee stands for sale, stray livestock, and upcoming performances by the Juvenile Bostoniana and Musical Eckhardts.
Miss Myrtle E. Danes of Coolidge will attend Prosser Institute this week before teaching in Finley schools. Mr. and Mrs. John Dicus visited Finley from Garfield to see Chas Dicus ill with typhoid. Clarence Lyons and wife moved into the Jacques house. Mrs. F. E. Coffeen learned her daughter Mrs. Johnson in Wilbur had a new baby boy. Sasse returns from Seattle trip. Mrs. G. W. Farmer and son Wilmot go to Spokane for Miss Fenner’s wedding. Rev. Rowan of Kennewick visits the valley. Geo. E. Finley brings sheep for Dirckson market. Chas Knautz goes to the Seattle Fair. Mr. and Mrs. Volek of Calmare visit Mrs. Henry Carstens. W. A. King returns from the Fair. John Koeger and wife visit Koeger’s father. later they visit Una Koeger. Mrs. Farthing and baby go to Walla Walla. Soules return to Brooking SD. Maurice Lyons moves barber shop to over Moreland & Sasse Store. O. W. Rich and children visit E. O. Brown. Miss Martha Williams attends Teacher institute at Prosser and will teach Howard school in Horse Heaven. Miss Jessie Setzer sick with typhoid. Mrs. E. O. Brown and Kennewick visitors left for Seattle Falls. Mrs. S. R. Jones of North Yakima visits Harlan family.
Sunday church notices list services for Baptist Lutheran Methodist Episcopal Presbyterian and Catholic congregations with times for Sunday School morning and evening services. Lutherans announce an Outdoor Mission Festival at Joseph Gerards orchard with German and English preaching and meals. Catholic services at J Henneberry home at 9 a m.
The family expresses deep gratitude for the kindness shown by friends at Edith’s passing. They thank the community for the support and the many beautiful flowers sent to Mrs. Koa Washour and family.
In Prosser court Judge Holcomb heard multiple matters. Johnson vs Amon et al saw a motion to withdraw and substitute to strike part of the defense granted. Streehtberry v Smith set for debt action of 3500. Parry Staley seeks letters of administration as Luella Staley estate procedures continue. Effie Simpson estate letters granted to J P McCafferty with bond 32000.
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