The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1907-06-14

"' P"i o"heFS OI the stock, and
iayior and VanMartin. of North
Yakima, accompanied the shipment
+ ;. Siggins, the U. 8. Sheep In
spector OF this district, ofNorth Yak
ina, made the inspection of the flock
before the sheep were loaded.
WANTED-A good family COW. O..
w. RICH.
Frank Emigh is at Hood River on
business.
Libby Cut Glass is the best. at
Whitelock's.
DIR W. +. t.amSOn WAS looking
over A Alfalfa last week.
Mrs. Harriet Reach spent a few
days in North Yakima last week.
WANTED-Girl for general house
work. Mrs. J. w. HEwETsoN.
q E. Hanson made a business trip
to North Yakima and Prosser today.
Miss Pearl Perry is the new central
girl for the Twin City Telephone Sys-
tenn.
Miss Florence Smith is assisting at
Hawes' Grocery during Mrs. Halves
illness.
Mrs. W F. Riedell and children,
who have been whiting her sister,
Mrs. j. H. Gravenslund, and family,
returned to their home in Vista FRI
day.
Mrs. J. F. Perry is at Tacoma as a
representative Of the Eastern Star
lodge this week. After the lodge
sessions are over she will visit rela-
tives and will return in about two
weeks.
Fred Mulkey came over from Long
Creek, Oregon, to visit his father-in-
law L. J. Ennis, Tuesday. Mr.. and
Mrs. Mulkey will return home the
last OF the week. They expect to To-
cate here this fall.
The kennewick Cemetery Associa.
: ton held the regular monthly meet
ing Tuesday afternoon Oh June 18th,
at the home of Mrs. E. r. Carnahan.
! Routine business was transacted.
The Superintendent, Mr.. w. H. Col
Inns, was present and gave a report
and suggestions for further improve
ment of the grounds,
Thursday afternoon, June 9th, at
the home of Mrs. W. G. hing. the
! Ladies' Missionary Society will give
an afternoon from twO-thirty to five.
At the first hour will be given a
special Missionary program after
which will be served ice cream and
cake for ten cents. All invited.
Ole Brue left Thursday for his home
at StanwoOd, SnohOmish county,
where on June 18th his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. A. J. Brue will celebrate
their fiftieth wedding anniversary.
Cards of invitation have been issued
to q large number OF relatives and
friends who will he present on the
glad occasion
1t has been noticed that some OF
our merchants have been inclined.
lately, to disregard the 700 closing
agreement entered into some months
ago by all If the stOrekeepers. This
is so lnanifestly unfair to those who
are closing their places promptly ON
the hour that we are sure it is more
the result of carclrsSn,s> that vi any
intent to work an injury toward
their fellow dealers. Let's all be fair
and live up to the letter Of the agree
ment, hereafter.
'.The qu' stion of keeping the child
rem fairly presentable during their
MAY hours is always doubly difficult
in the summer. Half an hours
romping In the garden will soil and
rumble any frOck, until it is only hit
for the tub, SO all sensible mothers
devote Il large share of the summers
outfit to strong.rasily ironrd dresses
in which their little Onrs can 1play i'll
n,.;,,e" Thus says the authority on
.sPractical Clothes for Little Girls
i'm fin. Iul, number of the NEW IDEA
WOMAN's MAGAZINE. and commo on
sense is the keynote of her article
The same writer extend- her helpful
advice to the summer girl with at =
letic tendencies. and appropriate
suggestions are given for costumes
ADAPTED to any OF her varied actlvi-
tiles. Read these articles before I'M
dertaking the preparations Tor your
summer outing, and you Will lnd
vour task much simplified.