Death of Mrs Mundy follows years across states
Mrs Martha A Mundy died Sunday evening September 22 at her daughter Mrs John V Strange home in Kennewick she was 64 born in Clearfield County Pennsylvania and spent most of her life in Michigan later living in Portland before moving to Kennewick Known for a Christian spirit and cordial manner she was active in the Presbyterian Church The funeral was led by Rev F L Fraser with assistance from Rev Dr Strange and she was laid to rest at Riverview Heights Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha A. Mundy
John V. Strange
Mundy
Clearfield County
Michigan
Portland
Minnie Grace Mundy
Kennewick
Kennewick Hosts Trade Delegations From Seattle and Tacoma
The Seattle Chamber of Commerce party of 70 arrived Tuesday night and met at Commercial Hall with talks and replies from local leaders before leaving at midnight. The Tacoma group of 90, here briefly, toured town, spoke at the depot platform, and were treated to Kennewick grapes before continuing to Pendleton and returning home Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle Chamber of Commerce
Tacoma Chamber of Commerce and Commercial Club
Kennewick
We Trust
Seattle
Commercial Hall
Moulton
Commercial Club
Tacomans
Bride comes long distance Highlanders at the carnival
George Gress, proprietor of a local meat market, quietly marries Miss Babette Bauer of Munich in Pasco. The couple met in Kennewick after her arrival from Germany and housekeeping began in the Timmerman building. Nearby nuptials, Carnival visits, and community notices fill the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Gress
Pasco
Babette Bauer
Munich
Bavaria
Germany
New York
Chicago
Kennewick
Richland
Timmerman Building
Farewell Party for Miss Bradford in Hover
Last Saturday a surprise farewell party was held at the home of Mr and Mrs W L Blackman for Miss Bradford with music by F D Parker and Miss Myrtle Hampton. A lunch followed as Miss Bradford left to visit relatives near Chicago and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Bradford
W. L. Blackman
F. D. Parker
Myrtle Hampton
Chicago
Local visitors and week’s travels in Patterson area
Corless Pullard and family and Miss Glenn visited N. W. Jacobsen of Patterson on Sunday. McAuslin Fisher and Edwin Kennedy attended the fair at Walla Walla last week, returning Sunday. George Bennett finished haying and will bale next week. Ed Mulroney visited Castle Rock Oregon Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Faris spent Thursday with J. B. Miller family. Mrs Sam Bouie and her father Brown visited George Kennedy’s. Davis of Irrigan Oregon visited Monday. Frank Bass cuts his third alfalfa crop. Mr and Mrs Joe Miller did business in Alderdale Tuesday. Carley and Poston sold some fine beef cattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corless Pullard
Miss Glenn
N. W. Jacobsen
Patterson
McAuslin
Mr. Fisher
Edwin Kennedy
Walla Walla
George Bennett
Ed. Mulroney
Castle Rock
Ore
Faris
J. B. Miller
Sam Bouie
Mr. Brown
George Kennedy
Davis
Irrigan
Frank Bass
Joe Miller
Alderdale
Carley and
Poston
Finley Area News and Family Visits
H Johnson has been ill with pleurisy this week. Ernest Gragg of Benge Washington visited last week with E Knautz and family and returned home Saturday. Miss Wata Jones county superintendent of public schools visited our school Wednesday then proceeded to Hover Thursday. Messrs Stokes and Jackson arrived Thursday with their families from Den.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Blackman
H. W. Powrell
Kennewick
H. C. Graff
Spokane
Chas. Bartel
Wata Jones
Prosser
Ed Angell
Finley
John Mills
Geo. Lee
Horse Heaven
Ernest Gragg
Benge
Wash
E. Knautz
Miss Wata Jones
Messrs
Stokes and
Jackson
Den
Kennewick Valley Water Users Association Meeting Notice
Notice of a meeting of the Kennewick Valley Water Users Association scheduled for next Saturday evening at 8 o'clock in Finley Hall. All water users are requested to attend as important matters will be discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennewick Valley Water Users’ Association
Finley Hall
Transac
Local Social News From The Tral Oregon Area
Mr and Mrs H W Nelson left for their annual vacation visiting North Yakima. Roland of Kennewick arrived to oversee the St Paul and Tacoma Lumber yards during Nelsons absence. Ava Koger returns from Walla Walla and plans to depart again for business. Mrs Church of Seattle visits Mrs T A Hougt. Mrs Altrogge returns from Newburg Ore. Carl Fishbaugh of Ritzville visits his uncle E Knautz en route to Tacoma. J T Burgess and son Frank visit sister and aunt Mrs F M Roger after hayfield work in Independence Ore. Ava Koger leaves again for Walla Walla after a few days at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Helliniak
Spokane
W. W. Felton
E. A. Pallmeter
H. F. Vedica
Pasco
Harry Hutton
Lumbago
Anna Harper
Seattle
Frank Wendel
C. A. Garrett
Grass Valley
Ore
C. S. Teachout
Dudley Avenue
Mesdames Brenneman
Roehl
Ladies’ Missionary Society
Martin Wienenga
C. D. Hopper
North Yakima
H. F. Hoffman
Oregon
Lee Artman
P. W. Artman
Richland
Kennewick
Messrs. McClellan
Williamson
O’connell
Koelsch
Howell
van Horn
Breithaupt
J. Kaufman
Nims
Hershel Jameson
Bud
Nez Perce
Idaho
Frank Spohn
Tral Oregon
H. W. Nelson
Roland
St. Paul and Tacoma
Nelson
Ava Koger
Walla Walla
Wash
John Koger
Church
T. A. Hougt
Wm. Altrogge
Newburg
Carl Fishbaugh
Ritzville
E. Knautz
Tacoma
J. T. Burgess
Frank
F. M. Roger
Burgess
Independence
Miss Koger
Welcome New Seniors and Movers at Local High School
Several students were registered this week at the high school while a few left. William and Walter Barquist arrive from Alaska as Seniors, Anna Morehead from Richland joins tenth grade, Floyd Lane from The Dalles enters Freshman, Burl Russell leaves for Portland, and Wilmot Gravensland departs due to weak eyes. Grace Pryor returns after a week away. Domestic science, agriculture and manual training classes are active with bread making, vegetable cooking, and bacteria study. Tables and tools arrive for agriculture and manual training. Football schedule includes trips to Richland on October 11 and a home game on Thanksgiving Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Walter Barquist
Alaska
Anna Morehead
Richland
Floyd Lane
Dalles
Ore
Burl Russell
Portland
Wilmot Gravensland
Grace Pryor
Monay
Community News From the Southern Border States and Local Visits
Chas. Holmes plans to stay near Paseo or indefinitely after six months on the southern border states. Arthur and Frank Bagley depart for Salem Oregon to study at Willamette University. Mrs. Scott Henderson won a heater given away by Mercantile Co. at Carnival. Rev. Orr spoke at Pasco to the Brotherhood of the Congregational church. Miss Mamie Langdon, district officer of the North League, visited for conferring with the local organization. H. J. Doolittle of Seattle visited Kennewick representing the Western Portland Users association on an education campaign. Ladies of the Eastern Star hosted a bridal shower for Miss Mae Sercombe at Mrs Shanafelt’s home with gifts and merriment. Refreshments and advice followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur
Frank Bagley
Salem
Ore
Willam +ette University
Scott Henderson
The
Mercantile Co
Rev. Orr
Congregational Church
Brotherhood of the Congregational Church
Pasco
Mamie Langdon
S i
Nortd League
Eden
H. J. Doolittle
Seattle
Kennewick
Association of Western Portland
Ladies of the Eastern Star
Mae Sercombe
Shanafelt
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Mundy
Mazda
G. A. Moon
Koontz Hotel
Nicotine
Kennewick Club
Princess Theatre
Martin Chuzzlewitt
Dicken
Miss Bauer
Highlands Nursery Co
van Holderbeke Nursery
R. H. Nichoson
Krautwurm
Lundberg
Kennewick Highlands Woman’s ‘Club
Mesdames Bartlett, Gray and Gould
Layton Sexaur
J. R. Lott
Mrs. Gladowski
F. H.krug
Yakima
Mrs. Kline
West
Kadow
David Gould
W. H
Highlands
Boston
J. M. Keene
Joseph Hess
Bremerton
Bismarck
North Dakota
Mrs. West
Hover
Carley and Whitcomb
H. Johnson
WM. Krautwurm
Jah Yoomansy
Chas. Holmes
Paseo
Mexico
Leonard Hotel
Yakima-Columbia Abstract & Title Company
Jas. G. Boyle,prosser
Webs
the Bank of
Portland Trust Co
Portland, Oregon
M. W. Mattecheck
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