The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1908-04-10

are painting Tulls store.
Try those delicious home made
candles at Reeves Bakery.
The Presbyterian Church at White
Bluffs has filed articles OF incorpora-
ton.
". >. Harvey is in Oregon in the
Wa''"wa country on u trip to buy
horses.
Don't forget the Promenade Ball
Ut Pas"O. April 4th. under the aus,
pices Of the Kennewick Band.
For Sale-At the PaI'ister building
gliding bed. cots. couch, tnble-
iresser-. rugs. chairs ct crtera.
j. E. Webb and family went t.
Worth Yakima this morning on Il
business and pleasure trip.
Il. T. Walker, county treaaurpr. I.
DOWN from Pro-ser visiting his man,
friends and inspecting his fruit rancl
in Section I.
Mr.. and Mrs. &. A. Schlund ar.
now living In the DR.. Schlund cot
taGe On Second street and they viii
remain in kennewick.
The Presbyterian ladies' aid will
meet at the home of Mrs J. L. John
1on Thursday, April 10Th. All ladies
ire cordially invited to meet with us.
Will Curry who was injured by
falling lumber at the Cascade yard
about three weeks ago. was able to
get down town on crutches Wednes-
lay.
VIM. Howell has leased the Pallis-
ter building and will occupy the
sane about April Goth. A large part
% the building will be rented out to
rOOmers.
r. jackson of Everett, is spending
IL short vacation in Kennewick and
looking after property interests MIR.
Jackson owns the Hotel Hover on
Yakima street.
G. E. Wood the North Coast right
Ofway man was in town Tuesday
and leased the Hansen tract which
the North Coast owns, to LII. Peck
for the season.
A. V. Vance, II brOther-in-law of
W. K. Todd, is acting as purser on
the steamer w. r. Todd during the
absence of H. X. Vibber. Mr.. Vibber
will return in about a week.
Mrs. Laura Ackley returned to her
home in Ellcnsburg Saturday night.
after completing her work here,
which is a credit to her and also the
Royal Neighbours, for she is truly a
Royal Neighbor.
Rev. and Mrs. H. NJ. Bartlett have
been enjoying visit from her
brother A. G Hart this week. Mr..
Hart is principal Of Franklin Acad-
envy Franklin, Nebraska. u Congre-
gatiOnal school.
Mrs. johnson who has been spend
ing the winter with her sister Mrs.
G. NJ. Annis, has leased rooms in the
Beach block and will open dressmak-
ing parlors. Ladies of the town are
invited to call OH her at her new
location.
Mrs. j. +. GOsset and daughter
left Tuesday for their home in Grand
Rapids. Michigan. after an extended
visit at the home OF her father, j
f. Perry. Mr.. Gosset represents the
Harvester Co. OF
Chicago.
Thompson Warren was down
from Lind Il couple of days this week
his cousin W. w. Hastings.
They had not seen each other for 46
years, or since they entered the Army
early in the Rebellion and of course
had Il fine visit.
B ID. Waters this week sold his "
acre tract near Richland to j. w.
Ola ssner. Il recent arrival from Illi-
nOiS. Mr.. Glassner also purchased
the Il L. Rankin tract adjoining and
nOw..has Is acres in one tract, which
lie will improve.
The lid goes on in PrOsser next
Mayor Albert Smith has
the Marshal to notify all
saloon keepers that the State law re-
quiring Sunday closing will he strictly
enforced. Public sentiment in Prosser
il strongly in favor of this action
and it ia said some OF the saloon men
favor it.
Mrs. H. A. Bier and Mrs. John F.
Shafer entertained last Friday after
noon at the home OF the former in
honor Of Mrs. e. q. Anderson who
has recently returned to make Ken
newick her home. Twelve or fifteen
Of the particular friends of Mrs.
Anderson were present and had a
most enjoyable afternoon. Refresh
mrnts were served 10y the hOstesses
after the guests Were seated at one
| ,ng table. Everything was so inter-
eStinY and entertaining that they