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Newspaper
Kennewick Courier
Location
Kennewick, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1913
Page
4
The community lists Rev. J. M. Crenshaw as minister for Finley and Kiona with home location to be decided. Several families move or plan relocation, church and Bible class meetings occur, and Sunday services are set for eleven oclock.
Miss Elsie Humphrey and Ruth Bass visited at H. L. Tucker home The Blue Rock Ranch. A dance at Triple Springs schoolhouse is planned for next Saturday. R. W. French family returned from an east trip. Nona Phillips to teach Badger school. Mrs E E Hanlon to take NP agency near Walla Walla. Badger school opened Sept 8. H R Pugh and H A Smith killed a large rattlesnake. Tom Gleason returned from Kennewick. T T Tucker visiting Prosser.
Miss Lydia Evans of Kennewick visited relatives in Hover last week. Miss G Carlson returned to Pendleton after staying at the Jas MacKenzie home. Mabel and Milton MacKenzie accompanied her home for the Round-up. School opened with Mr. Phillips Prosser as principal and Miss Mila DuGanne as primary teacher. H C Graff picked 52 boxes of peaches from two trees this year. Last Saturday evening Mr and Mrs Jas MacKenzie received word.
Mrs. J H Stimson and daughter Elaine arrived from Denver and occupy the second story of their Columbia avenue building. A dime social was hosted by Richland M E church ladies at the Breithaupt home. Mrs J Cannon visited Pasco, and Miss Gertrude Foulke arrived from Arkansas to visit her aunt and attend Richland High. F J O’Brien returned from Seattle with a new auto, while C S Teachout left for Horse Heaven to teach. Mr and Mrs M D O’Connell trip to Kennewick. Fish couple visited Kennewick for the Catholic service. M E Sunday school class enjoyed a picnic on Rattlesnake Mountain chaperoned by Mr and Mrs E A Pallmeter.
Highlands W. L. Craver and Mrs. Craver visited Pasco on Tuesday. Luke Henratty hosts his brother from Butte tending his Highland tract. School opened with the same bus drivers. Mrs. Cleve returned to Portland after a month attending the harvest. Highlanders fished at Van Horn Lake above Richland over the weekend. Jas. and Clarence Weed left for Seattle after helping in the peach harvest. A. F. Shirly of Spokane visited on Sunday.
Gus Montz returned from Kennewick after a month visiting his sister Mrs. J B Thomas. His brother Carl accompanied him home for a few days. Walter Hessler of Kennewick stayed in Benton City with C E Millard and wife. S J Harrison of Sunnyside spoke at the M E church Sunday. Roy Armacost went to North Yakima for a few days with his parents Mr and Mrs L Armcost. Hop picking began on the McAlpin ranch Monday. Mr and Mrs Whan and son Glen attended the Toppenish roundup Saturday. M C Meeks and Chester Gondie left for Corral Idaho on Friday.
Those indebted to the J E Tull Co or J E Tull must meet at the Hotel Kennewick from October 1 to 8 to settle all accounts and notes. Failure to appear will result in turning debts over to an attorney for collection.
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