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Kelso parish traces its roots to the homes of early Washington Catholics
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Kelso parish traces its roots to the homes of early Washington Catholics
KELSO — Though celebrating its 100th anniversary this year, the story of Immaculate Heart of Mary Parish in Kelso began around the same time Washington officially became a state in 1889.While the present church was built and opened a century ago, early Catholics in Kelso worshiped at the homes of local Catholics Joseph Baxter, Daniel Baxter, Louis Plamondon and Richard McAuliffe.At some point, Joseph and Daniel Baxter purchased a former Methodis…
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