The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1909-12-31

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tes Hazel, spent Christmas at Finley
Visiting with the Farneys.
Miss fnez Soth of Prosser spen,
ehrlstmas IN kennewick; Tom Sotb
went home with her for days visit.
Miss Walsh a. trained nurse who
has been helping in the hospital dur.
ing Mrs. Jennings illness returned To
Spokane Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Dale have NOV.
ed from the Taylor house to the one
C.C: Holmes has had repaired in the
Beach Addition.
MIR. Wilson, father of Mrs. WIN.
johnson. OF Sec. Z, is here from Echo
Oregon to spend a few months with
his daughter and family.
Mrs. Cameron and Miss Mary
Thornton, the head milliners OF
kennewick spent last Monday in
North Yakima visiting friends ana
relatives.
Mrs. Walter Morgan. OF Billings,
Montana. came Friday morning, for
visit with her sister, Mrs. Alice
Kolb. and her father and mother,
Mr.. and Mrs. Kimberly.
Mr.. Lewis has received word that
Miss Shaible. who left town to spend
the Christmas vacation, that she
would he unable to return and thie
leaves another vacancy in the corps.
Miss Fannie Smith returned from
Walla Walla last Wednesday where
abe has been attending Whitman
college. She will leave the first of
the week to again take up her
studies.
Prot. f. l.. Young, the leader OF
kennewick Band and director of
Young's Orchestra, was called to
the bedside of his dying mother at
the old home in Nebraska. He left
Friday morning.
X. o. Soth OF Cunningham spent
Christmas With Ills brother. He re-
turned Sunday morning accompanied
by Perry Soth. They returned later
in the week and r. o. is assisting in
| getting out the Courier.
Ladies', tip your hats to the
Dakota hard wheat -four, the best
-four on earth. made in Prosser. loo
bbls. distributed weekly between
Priest Rapids and Hover. Ask your
grocer for 1t and see that you get 1t.
Albert Dwyer who has been en-
ployed at this Office returned to his
home In Olympia last Saturday
night. For nearly two weeks be had
been Ill with bad cold and conclud
ed he had better go home to recuper
ate
Floyd Pinney. who. has been en-
pioyed In the Reclamation Servive
and stationed near Sunnyside. for
the last four months, took Christmas
dinner with the. March'e. Mr.. Pin.
neg is from Mr.. March's home town,
Humboldt. Iowa.
Miss Anna Tweedt, who has been
teaching In the schools at Mullan.
Idaho. came home last week to
spend the Christmas holidays with
her folks here and to visit her old
friends. She will return to her school
work the first of t he week.
The Misses Virginia Vance and
Myra Yelland have fitted up the
two east rooms OF the r. g. Book
house and will live there so as to be
near their work here in town, Miss
Miss Vance teaching In the schools
and Miss Yelland with her dressmak.
ing,
A very pleasant surprise party
was given Sarah Tweedt Tuesday
evening when about twenty of her
friends aud classmates came In un-
expectedly. The evening was spent
in playing games after which the
young folks were served with dainty
refreshments.
Sunday evening. WREN returning
from a ride. the horse that Mrs. A.
Kolb was riling. slipped on that
pile OF pebbles that remains in the
street where the crossing was taken
out, and threw her of injuring her
noe. The wound was dressed by
DR.. Deiepine.
Miss Lillian Shapley, Il teacher
who formerly taught In the primary
room and loved by all her little
pupils. ia here for the Christmas
holidays visiting friends. She was
Obliged to give up her school work
here on account OF poor health. and
has been over on the Sound at
Bothell, Wash. She leaves the latter
| part of the week for Sand Point
Idaho.
Mr.. Rowland of Zillah Wash. who
With his mother visited his brother
at Richland had q. .paralytic stroke
Christmas day. He was brought to
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