The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1915-01-07
From the Correspondents
Item. Of Interest concerning Neshbo up and down the Valley

Mrs. E. s. Hubbord is very i'll and
is under the Doctors care. She was
taken suddenly i'll last Saturday, inn
mediately after returning from an
auto trip to Dayton, where she and
Mr.. Hubbard and son, Jack, had been
spending the holidays visiting rela-
tives.
On Wednesday, reception was held
in the Methodist church parlors, in
honor of Rev. w. E. Kloster, who
leaves for his new field Of work near
The Dalles, Oregon, soon.
Rev. H. o. Perry, district superin-
tendent of the M. E. church work in
which this church is located, has trans
ferred the local pastor, Rev. w. p.
Kloster, to Dufur, Oregon. The Rev
erned Perry will supply Richland with
neighboring pastors until the Bird OF
February, when he will come here and
conduct mission meetings for, two
weeks. About that time young man
from Chicago, ILL.,, will come here to
take charge Of the Richland pastorate.
Contractor A. S. Murray has his
power well drilling machinery on a
job for Fred. Carstens, on his tract in
the city.
j. w. Fisher recently completed
drilling well for his dairy use, hav-
ing only to 60 down about Is feet to
get fine flow Of water.
A.. Hudson recently disposed of his
hay crop of last season, about 30 tons
in all, to Kennewick parties at good
price.
Richland has new hotel, or rather
an old hotel newly opened. Friday
evening the old Richland Hotel opened
up again under the management Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Roehl, who for
long time have run the Hotel Roehl
in their own large private house to
such satisfaction that it has induced
them to move to their present loca-
ton in the business district. Their
new location will enable them better
to cater to the transient trade, but
local patronage will not be sighted.
A goodly number of local people sat
down to a very fine dinner on their
opening night. The Fruitvale Orches-
ira of 8 pieces furnished excellent mu-
sic and every one wishes the new pro-
prietors happy and prosperous new
year in their new location.
| H. F. Yedica and family, joined with
the Henry Miller family at their ranch
west of town in an old fashioned New
Years family dinner.
Two big cars, VIM. Hellinger's and
F. ]. O'Brien's were called into use
last Monday night to take party to
Kennewick to see the SPOILERS" at
the Princess Theatre, which had been
well advertised here. Those making
up the party were Lou Wheelhouse
and wife, A. L. Nelson and wife, F. J..
O'Brien and wife, and her sister, Mrs.
I. j. Macomber, of J.anford; Will
Lasher and wife and Messrs. F. A.
Howes and VIM. Hellinger. They re-
port good entertainment and a jolly
time. Richland people will patronize
a good show if they know about it.
Oscar Rollins, who owned the big
carpenter shop on the back Of his
down town lot has moved it to his or
chard tract in the city limits to be
used for ranch purposes.
]. C. Mcclellan, whose term Of Of
flee as mayor Of Richland has expired,
was appointed chief deputy under
Sheriff Duffy and has left with his
family to reside in Prosser. Before
leaving he sold his home here in town
to G. B. Newell, who has recently
with his family, moved here from
Canada and is connected with Herschel
Jameson in the blacksmith and auto
repairing shop. The Newell family
moved from their rented place on
Fourth street to their new home Tues
day.
j. H. Brenneman is going to raise
poultry quite extensively this spring,
planning for big flocks Of White Leg
horns for layers and White Wyan-
dottes for broilers. He already has
one lot of 100 Leghorn eggs bought
from the leading Kennewick dealer,
started in the incubator, and expects
Wyandottes and more Leghorn eggs
daily. Mr.. Brenneman has bought,
and it is on the way from New York
state, thoroughbred registered ram
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