The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1907-11-15

ana see II it won't interest on.
For Sale-5O tons of good alfalfa
nay. Inquire of A Spence.
Mrs W. R. Nc Iutyre is rec vering
from severe attack OF plcurisy.
The Eastern Star .itiated sever,
new members at their meeting
Wednesday evening
Miss Fannie Nj. Harlan has gone
TO North Yakima to spend a few
weeks with her brother and sister.
The ladies OF st Pluls Guild will
nave a cookery sale Sat afternoon
III the building next to Drckseu's
market,
+. l.. Reeder is the new book keeper
at the ST. Paul & Tacoma Lumber
20. Mr.. Reeder is a recent arrival
from New Mexico.
Saturday, November 23rd the
Ladies OF st Paul's Guild will have
d large quantity Of mince meat on
sale. just the thing for Thanks
giving pies,
w. r. Baker enjoyed a visit from
his brother the last of the week.
Mr.. Baker has been working for the
milwaukee near Tekoa but went on
to Seattle from here.
C. w. Gamble has been manager of
the Ritzville yard for the st. Paul &
Tacoma Lumber Co. since November
LIST. His many friends congratulate
him on his advancement.
| Il. Il. Thompson the agent for the
Oil Burner Co. has purchased the A.
B. French property in tthe North
part OF town and will occupy the
same about December LIST.
The members OF the Baptist Ladies'
Aid extend their thanks to all those
who assisted in furnishing or serving
their chicken pie dinner last week.
| Mrs. L. r. WhitelOck, Pres.
Mrs. +. .. Gibbons. Sec'y.
Rev. and Mrs. Tresenwriter of
Hood River, Ore, parents OF Ira
TresenWriter and Mrs. j. F. Larkin,
arrived here Wednesday night to
make their home. Mr.. Tresenwriter
recently purchased a tract from
Fechter & Rudkln.
Rev. and Mrs. II. Brockmann are
home again, Mr.. Brock mann having
returned Wednesday evening from
Cornelius, Ore, where he attended
conference, and Mrs. Brockmann re.
turned from North Yakima. There
will be preaching next Sunday MORN
ing at 1920 in the cid school building
James Drain, former adjutant gen.
eral and founder of the American
Rifiemen's Association, Otis Hami..
ton, acting adjutant general, Col.
Matt Gormerly and Major w. S.
Lemon were here today, the guests
of Postmaster j. N. Scott, and the
p lrty went out ON a goose hunt In
the hills.
The following officers were elected
by Kennewlck Lodge 222, |. o. o. F.
for ensuing term, at their meeting
Monday evening: N. G., George H.
Hunter; V. G., A. III. Richards; Rec.
Sec'y, Frank G Staley; Fin. Sec'y,
w. b. Sonderman; Treasurer. Chas.
conway; Trustee, JAS. ,'rOwen. In
stallation takes place in January.
The Kennewick Cemetery Associa-
ton met with Mrs. John F. Shafer
on Tuesday afternoon. The bills for
improvements on road were paid.
Mrs. j. F. Perry was admitted to
membership. w. H. Collins, the
superintendent, was instructed to
see about making road the kenne
wick Relief road south to the Gene
terry.
At the regular meeting of Althea
Rebekah Lodge, No. 1872, held Nov.
II, the following officers Were elected
for the ensuing term: N. g., Eta
Bienhart; V. g., Daisy Crosby; Rec.
Sec'y, Mamie Dry; Fin. Sec'y, Mae
Sercombe; Treasurer, Ida MOrain;
Trustee, A. H. Richards. Installa-
ton will take place the first regular
meetirg In January.
The Oregon Nursery Co. through
their agent, d. l.. Tayl' r, shippe l In
a car load OF fruit tire, q, shade TT e
and shrubs which were inspected by
special Horticultural Inspector, J. M.
Brown and passed them free. He
pronounced the stuff in extra fine
condition. Now is the time to place
orders for Spring delivery with d. L.
Taylor, their agent, in Anderson's
Law Office building.
VIM. Wilhelm is the mail carrier
on the Star Route to Finley and
Hover. He commenced Monday,
November 18th. His schedule Is as
follows: Leave Hover at q. m.
Arrive at kennewick u.30 a. m.