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Newspaper
Kennewick Courier
Location
Kennewick, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1913
Page
3
The column lists weekend visitors from Hanford Pendleton and Missouri and notes upcoming events at the Congregational church Rebekah Lodge and Althea Rebekah Lodge. It reports births marriages moves and a grandchild born to the Williams family and announces a Grape Carnival meals program and a jewelry firm change in Yakima.
Otto Gaskell a Highlands pioneer now residing in Idaho spent several days here attending ranch affairs. He met with Frank White and O R Stone during the visit. M L Volwiler departed for Edgecomb Tuesday and plans to return in the spring when ranch work resumes.
The Highlands carnival invites ranchers and housewives to display products from their ranches including canned jellies preserves and pickles. Mrs Sly oversees the department and will receive exhibits Monday or Tuesday at the Fruit & Produce building before transport to the carnival tent.
Section Seven District reports a parade of visitors and local movements. Mr. Cobb and daughter, after three months in Gettysburg, visited with Mrs. Jas. Johnston and return to Roseburg Oregon. James Johnston from Vermont and Canada plans to return home in about ten days. J. C. Dennis heads to Spokane for relatives and the Interstate Fair. Mrs. Herbert Gaston and daughters from Spokane visit Leon and the Bell family, with E. L. Bell attending the Pendleton Round-Up.
H Hutchinson cultivates strawberries and improves his tract. Mr and Mrs Myrick hosted Mr Anderson of Helix Oregon over Sunday. John Stuible visited family in Walla Walla. F H Lincoln and family with Mrs Tougas spent Sunday in Richland with David Fish. Mrs J C Tougas of Worcester MA visits her daughter F H Lincoln. Rev J G Tougas stayed at the Lincoln home last week. He was taken home to Helena Montana by nephew Ellis Lincoln who will attend college there. Mesdames Huntington and Beamer spent Friday with Mrs James Johnston. Mr and Mrs A P Myrick left for Spokane for the fair. Mr Gladding visited Pendleton Round-Up. Miss Margaret Zwanzig also at Pendleton Round-Up and returned with sister Mrs Andrew Newton visiting her parents. F E West finished grapes harvest, about seven tons marketed. West and wife left for Seattle Wednesday.
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