Local News Items From Kennewick And Area
Kennewick resident L. L. Bunsell has moved to this city from Newberg. Clyde Rogers and wife return from North Yakima visit. Frank Tufts begins construction on a modern residence on North Hayes Street. F. L. Kennedy moves family to Los Angeles for an indefinite stay. A twelve pane girl born to Mr and Mrs J S Jones on Hartman Street. R P McDonald and family of Stillwater Minnesota added to Bt Joes population. An 84 pound boy born to R L Buckles. Aunt Lucy celebrated as a happy city girl. Roy Croushley, driver for Captain F E Smith, bitten by a horse while delivering at Councilman Wilcox’s stable. Pascal Hill returns from Nehalem river trip with trout and game. Conkey's stock remedies advertised. Local health testimonials for Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy and Stomach and Liver Tablets featured. October Mothers’ meeting invited at Mrs Beam’s home to plan six months work. Electric head treatment or massage advertised at Gilmore’s Barber Shop. A. W. Davis completes a residence on Richmond Street. A Rebekah emblem found. owner to claim by calling Carl Nelson. Moen hesmarcialein meets Mondays to elect officers. J O Stearns Jr to speak in Portsmouth on the Bonville 9 Year System. Methodist Church services and rally day noted. Roosevelt club to hold public meeting. prominent speakers expected. Thomas Cochran to visit Minnesota and Wisconsin. Gilmore’s and Lauthers’ ads and plumbing and lumber services listed. Donkey’s Lice Powder advertised for poultry. Chamberlain’s products touted for stomach ailments. Picture framing offered by H F Clark. Three fine lots for sale on Edison Street. Printing services promoted for prompt Portland prices.
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Bunsell
Kennewick
Wash
Newber
Clyde
Rogers
North Yakima
Frank Tufts
North Hayes Street
F. L. Kenendy
Los Angeles
Cal
J. 5. Jones
Hartman Street
R. P. McDonald
Stillwater
Minn
Bt Joes
Gladden
R. L. Buckles
Lucy
Roy Croushiey
F. E. Smith
Wilcox
Pascal Hill
Conkey
Lauthers’ Mercantile Co
aBe
Passion Play lecture inspires at Evangelical Church
Miss Oliphant’s talk on the Oberammergau Passion Play drew a large attentive audience. She described the sacred, vow bound play and her time living with Bavarian natives to study it, contrasting it with the 10 cent theatre farce. Rally Day at Sunday School was a success, and the school aims to expand its outreach to all children. Next Sunday services will focus on Forcissions study with no offerings, per the K. L. C.B. business notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bavaria
Law
Shitdhead
Miss Oliphant
Amon
Eva Edmondson Home Event At Eight O Clock
The notice indicates a gathering or event to be held at the home of Eva Edmondson, scheduled for eight o'clock in the evening. Details are sparse but specify the host and time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Edmondson
Local Building Permits and Improvements Noted
Building permits issued for A W Davis on East Richmond between Seneca and Fessenden and Frank Tufts on Hayes between St Johns and Maple, costs 1000. Whitwood Court shows improvements including a barber shop in Satterlee’s former space. two houses start at 4000 and 1900. Portland's Mr. Simpson plans a three story business structure at United Rail depot. Glen Harbor reports solid improvements. Councilman F W Valentine nominated Bull Moose for State Representative. if elected, will serve people well. Dayton man buys Champlain's Cough Remedy. boy’s cold clears after dose. Ten pound girl arrives at the Martin home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Davis
Richmond Street
Seneca and
Fessenden Streets
Frank Tufts
Hayes Street
St. Johns Avenue
Maple Street
Whitwood Court
Harry Satterlee
St. Johns
Han
Port
Mr. Simpson
Portland
United Bailw
Glen Harbor
F. W. Valentine
Valentine
T Fo Valentine
F.W
Jon W. Copeland
Dayton
Ohio
Chamberland
September bulletin lists new library acquisitions and requests
The September bulletin for the Central library covers summer additions across subjects including a ten book Oregon fish and travel section. It urges monthly bulletins for new books and notes recent requests like Violin, Concrete Work, Plumbing, Socialism, Chemistry of Paints, Amateur Photography. It reports September circulation 2005 with fiction 50 percent, attendance 2195, 48 new cards issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Library
Oregon Fisory
Bailey
Perio
Portland
Outlook
Harper's
Walter's
Coming Nation
Review of
Century
Taft
Thoras Lawson
Debonair Ladies Dinner at Mrs Fones Home
A group of ladies gathered at Mrs Fones home for a splendid chicken dinner at one o clock. Attendees included Adams, Benham, Gammel, Keeley, Hiller, Evens, Hartel, Boyd, Derrie, Fones, Rambo, Gray, Day, Markle, Learned, Mere, O, B, and others. A follow up gathering planned at Mrs Gray’s home next Thursday.
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Debonair
Fones
Hows
Adamies Benham
Gammel
Keeley
Hiller
Evens
Hartel
Boyd
Derrie
Rambo
Gray
Day
Markle
Mra
Porter Pones
Alice Learned
Mere
O, B, Learned. They Will Mout Fot the Home of Mrs. Gray
Tak Chamberlain
E. F. Merritt
Council Bluffs
Iowa
B. A. Olson
Pacific
Rebekahs
O. O.F
Laurel Lodge
Vancouver
St. Johnson
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Alof
Ifurnishers
Jersey ST
Salem
P. H
Wilson Pa
Chamberlain
Irs
Beam
Portland Boulevard
Gilmore
Rebekah
Carl Nelson
Moen Hesmarcialein
J. O. Stearns, Jr
Artisan Hall
Portamouth
Methodist Carc
Rayend Leavitt
Sym
Epworth
Espery
Thomas Cochran
Minnesota
Wisconsin
H. ‘Nutting
Cochran-Nutting & C
G. W. Overstreet
Central School
Jersey Street
Oace
Columbia
Portland Perces
H.F. Clark
Edison Street
J. H.pletehyer
Willamette Boulevard
Enos Lollar
Saratoga
Indiana
St. Johns Pharmacy
Soc Chamberlains
Nyals
Hobson's
Eees
North Bank
Acme
Peninsula Hardware CO
ST. Johns Hardware CO
Evangelical Church
Mrs
E. J. Martin
the Library
Beote Sac
Pio
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