Local Happenings and Visits Round Kennewick
Correspondents note Geo Bartel left for Spokane to work this winter Chas Bartel plans to depart next week visitors include Miss Bernice Mears and J Greyson from Missouri Flats Mrs Johnson and Mrs Nelson from Finley called on Mrs John Mills J S Springer Crow Nest Coal Co salesman traveled through town Mr and Mrs Toby Long and Mrs Jas Doyle visited the valley for fruit Robison S P and S claim agent was in town Mrs F D Parker and two children Helen and Frank visited Kennewick Mrs H W Powell and son Ray were in town on business Hover ladies held a surprise party for Mrs E D Spicer and her mother Mrs Brown a tasty lunch followed the afternoon enjoyed by all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Mears
J. Greyson
Missouri Flats
Johnson
Nelson
Finley
John Mills
J. S. Springer
Crow’s Nest Coal Co
Toby Long
Jas. Doyle
Mr. Robinson
Hover
E. D. Spicer
Mrs. Brown
Finley Items Highlights Socials and Local News
The Plus Ultras held a meeting at Mrs. E. M. Landis home with plans for a forthcoming social. A Ladies Aid social at Mrs. N. C. Bowles drew about thirty attendees. Glenn and Leslie Smith returned from two weeks in Usk Washington. The primary election occurred with light turnout. Rev H N Rounds assigned to Finley for the coming year by Ellensburg Methodist Conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plus Ultras
E. M. Landis
L. A. Hoyt
Seattle
Raymond Vose
Umatilla
Fred Cresswell
N. C. Bowles
Ladies’ Aid
Bowles
H. W. Nelson
N. A. McPhee
Glenn and
Leslie Smith
Usk
Wash
F. M. Cole
Pasco
H. N. Rounds
Finley
Ellensburg
Highlands notes on residents and local development
Mrs Brentner and family left for Berkeley after visiting Kling. W Johnson of Lake City visits to consider moving here. M L Voliver goes to Arlington for winter. Byrd Lott leaves for Portland for a wireless job. Nye seeks coast work in stone cutting. Craver improves health. Gaskell visits ranch. Helen Taylor ill but back at school. Keene clerked at primary. Highlands electric light project seen favorably. Strong club turnout at Saturday meeting with candidates speaking. Three appointed as program committee. Primary turnout high with many voters not casting ballots. J H Hawkins in Seattle on business. G Lockwood visits Kennewick. tract near Highlands reviewed. Gleichman buys half of Highlands Orchard Co. estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Craver
M. L. Voliver
Arlington
Byrd Lott
Portland
Nye
Otto Gaskell
Helen Taylor
E. O. Keene
Highlands
Club
J. H. Hawkins
Seattle
G. Lockwood
Bremerton
Mr. Lock
Birthday Club Gathered for Mrs Thompson Birthday in Richland
Richland item notes the Birthday Club meeting at Mrs J A Thompson’s home on Wednesday the 11th with asters and dahlias decorations. Guests presented a glass water set, and the group enjoyed a pleasant afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birthday Club
J. A. Thompson
A. P. Miller
Kennewick
Alberta
Gordon C. Moores
B. F. Knapp
C. E. Duffy
Charley Chalcraft
J. Glenn
Spokane
Laura Harthe
John McCarthy
Pasco
Judge B. Grosscup
Tacoma
O. W. McAuley
Richland Trading Company
F. J. O’brien
J. E. Burmaster
I. J. Macomber
Miss Macomber
Hanford
Local Residents Move and Arrive In Richland Area
W H Thompson and family arrive from Wheeler and settle on the Kludt place. F A Howes moves into the Kreidler residence at the north end. Frank Wendel buys 50 boxes of Elberta peaches from J J Vossen and ships to Tyler Washington. Mrs C S Teachout fills teaching post due to Miss Anna Harper’s illness in Seattle. Ladies Missionary Society forms and meets at Rev C M Foster’s home. Miss Sleight arrives with her mother to stay at F J O’Brien home for winter school. C H Collins of Kennewick visits Richland and takes mail home. T H Born and M D O’Connell exchange properties. Born takes O’Connell residence for his orchard. O’Connell family plans a beautified residence and will move to the Dennet house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Thompson
Richland
Wheeler
Kludt Place
F. A. Howes
Kreidler
Frank Wendel
J. J. Vossen
Tyler
Wash
C. S. Teachout
Anna Harper
Seattle
Ladies’ Missionary Society
C.M. Foster
Sleight
F. J. O’brien
C. H. Collins
Kennewick
Falsehoods and facts game in courtroom dialogue
A Chicago Tribune passage unfolds a lawyer and witness debating true facts versus untrue facts and the subtle shades between them, with the witness probing whether analogy or dissimilarity clarifies the case through courtroom rhetoric.
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Chicago Tribune
Terra Firma Landing Recall In Boston Script
A light banter unfolds as Mrs Neuritch asks about a sister’s trip across. Miss Young notes the sister was glad to reach terra firma, while Mrs Neuritch recalls lands at Liverpool and the Boston transcript suggests a misdirection or joke.
Bible Church Service Schedule and Youth Meeting
At the Baptist Church, activities include Bible school at 10 a.m. and 11 a.m. preaching on The Value to Society of a True Christian Life. Evening services at 8 p.m. cover The Secret of Endurance. Sunday School at 10 a.m. features Realities of the Christian Life. Epworth League meets at 7 p.m. with preaching at 8 p.m. Swings Away From God. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7:20. Juniors elected officers for the coming year led by Eunice Orr and Martin Garber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
Young Peoples’ Meeting
Claire Chapin
Epworth League
Eunice Orr
Rarey
Sec’y Treas
Martin Garber
Also Mentioned on This Page
Geo. Bartel
Chas. Bartel
F. D. Parker
Helen
Frank
H. W. Powell
Ray
Mr. Slayden
Mrs. Quimby
A. Quimby
J. Will Gleichman
The
Highlands Orchard Co
Qryberman
Ity & Workman
Ladies Birthday Club
Sam McElwain
T. H. Born
M. D. O'Connell
Mr. Born
O’connel
Mra. O’connell
Dennet
M. E. Church
Bank OF
Chas. M. Hemphill
Portland Trust Company
M.W. Mattecheck
the Bank of Kennewick Capital
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