Kennewick social round up notes guests and travels
Kennewick residents report visits from Walla Walla Spokane and Pendleton. Typhoid cases ease as locals plan trips to Sunnyside Ritzville and Walla Walla County Fair while real estate activity and house hunting pick up. Church services resume with Rally Day planned for September 24 at the Presbyterian and Sunday School at 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ee Wm. Hoyt
Hoyt Bros
Florita
Spokane
Relatves
Kennewick
E. L. Hopper
Ritzville
Adams County
Seale
Deer Park
Wash
J. S. Clark
GC. C. Wilson
Section 7
Pendleton
C. O. Kimball
M. O. Kitten
Columbia Boulevard
The
Presbyterian Church
Elizabeth Campbell
Baker City
Ore
Ella Dern
Butte
Montana
S. D
Shanafelt
Attalia
G. A. Hamilton
Walla Walla
Nine Years Ago in Kennewick Items of Local Interest
The Couriers retro column notes Gerry moving stock to a new south side store and the town shifting business there. It lists residents visiting, travel plans to Spokane and Ulster County, fishing trips to Yakima mouth, hotel painting, a new Notary Public appointment, and a docked boom era mood with local trades and social rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collinge Company
E. D. Ellis
Donald
Wash
Elliot Ellis
Fannie Smith
H. Smith
Kennewick
Walla Walla
White Nan College
R. Jackson
Tacoma
Kenwick
Yakima Street
Jackson
Centralia
Kennewick 18
R. Gerry
J. B. Clements
Frank Emigh
R. Gorsuch
J. Sercombe
Yakima
H. A. Hover
Spokane
Mr. Hover
Ulster County
New York
W. F. Martin
John Rudkin
H. E. Beach
Mr. Rudkin
C. A. Lundy
C. F. Breithaupt
Gerry
Front and
Conway
Kennewick High School Choirs and Football Plan
School notes describe a growing chorus program with a boys group of 24 and a developing girls chorus joining into a mixed ensemble. Freshmen show school spirit with colors crimson and gray while new ninth graders join. Superintendent Lewis emphasizes discipline for football and announces anticipated first game with Lind on October 7 in Kennewick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed Smith
Wisconsin
Bert Davis
W. R. Heyer
E. H. Sheldon Co
Chicago
Supt. Lewis
of Washington
Kennewick
Washington
Supt
Lewis and
Cooch Groom
Lind
Brown family visit and Spokane return to winter
Wo H Brown and his brother visit North Yakima while Rv B F Brown joins Andrew Burne and family in Spokane for the winter. Burne, formerly manager for Kennewick Orchard Co., plans to resume that work in spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wo. H. Brown
North Yakima
Rv. B. F. Brown
Andrew Burne
Spokane
Mr. Burne
Kennewick Orchard Co
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Ellis
E. R. Sully
Wilson
Walter Washburn
Stewart
Lewiston
Idaho
J.H A. Howe
Miss Mable
Chas. Hollins Company
Jesse Kelly
Mr. Kelley
W. P. Agnew
J. A. Bellows
Annette
Thornton & Gameron Hat Shop
Ed. Lichty
Sunnyside
C. W. Alexander
F. K. Spalding
Sunnyside Nursery Co
Wenatchee
Ashland
Oregon
Collins Company
Wm. Richards
A. A. Richards
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Kennewick Avenue
Johnson & Fullerton
Fulerton
J. F. Irvin
L. $. Crossland
A. F. Brown
Portland
W.H. Bridger
Hanford
C. M. Stype
White Bluffs
Irving Gleason
F. W. Zwisler
Benton City
L. H. Cox
Richland
J. H. Campbell
Jessie Perry
Pullman
State College
K. M. McAlpine
Kiona
Ida Perry
M. Kelly
J. W. Green
S. D. Plantz
Lee Wettlaufer
Pasco
Edna Newman
Eva Newman
Seattle
Attalla
Joe Bonn
Bonn
J.T. Lance
Corvalis
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Kennewick Highlands Nursery Co
E. O. Keene
Mgr
Dakota
Princess
Royal Crown
Kennewick Fruit & Produce Company
E. M. Sly
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