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Newspaper
Kennewick Courier
Location
Kennewick, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1909
Page
5
Twin City Music Co acts as agent for Victor Talking Machine and supplies for all Eiler Bros piano grades. The store stocks a fine line of musical goods and instruments. Arrangements with a Chicago house will bring popular music as soon as published to meet demand.
A mixed bundle of classified items and updates lists individuals visiting, business offers, livestock theft reward, sales on orchards and dairy, laundry workers wanted, and local travel notes. Mentions include Jarnigan trip to Seattle, Cascade Lumber Co sales, Tull’s sale, Antlers visit, Mrs Hamblin of Bedford Iowa, Cresswell family, Masonica in Prosser, Stella Call return, and farm goods for sale including cows and a horse gear bundle.
Community calendar and classifieds list events births sales and personal notes from Kennewick Prosser and surrounding areas including church services ads for goods and services lost and found job notices bee sales and plans for the North Coast Railway site moves and local business updates.
Dissolution notice dated August 12 1909 states Morain and Hawes dissolve their partnership by mutual consent. W A Morain will continue the business and settle all firm accounts. M A Hawes retires.
There will be preaching next Saturday at 1 a.m. by Rev. W. Dubole from Vancouver Washington. Bishop Wells of Spokane will be present and a full attendance is desired.
Morning service at 11 o clock led by Rev. J A Pine with 7 pm Bible study and 8 pm sermon. Baptists invite all to Sunday services at 11 am and 7 30 pm with Sunday School at 10 am and prayer meeting Thursday at 7 30 pm. Next Sunday 11 am sermon by Rev C W Dubois with full attendance urged.
Rev B F Brown to fill pulpit next Sunday with morning and evening services. Rev H T Murray offers Sunday school at 10, sermon at 11 on The Magnet of the Universe, Christian Endeavor at 7 15, and evening service at 8. W L Rowan and C E Society hold morning and evening services with topics The Important NOW and Short Weights. Devices meeting at G J Henneberry home Sunday Sept 12 at 8 a.m.
Local residents return from Seattle Fair while Finley school advances with a new foundation and opening planned for the 13th. The brick work stalls for more brick as Kennewick shipments arrive. Teachers and students adjust to illness reducing attendance. Frank Ketcham ships the Electric Blacksmith shop gear to Camas Washington and plans a wood shop setup and hotel lease with land option.
The Toggery promotes new Fall fashions for men and boys as several locals return from travels. Chris Oldberg Edgar Hoppel Mrs C O Anderson and Miss Fannie Smith are among residents visiting relatives and pursuing schooling. Other townsfolk discuss real estate exchanges and a horse sale while architects check on local projects.
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