The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1909-12-17

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Candy Store.
remember the Art exhibit toda,
ana tomorrow at the Conpreo.t,,n
al Church.
MISS Myrtle Schoonover is baro :,
spend the Xmas holidays with he,
s's'er' Mrs. K. E. Carpenter and
family. "no
The Thimble Club meets Tuesday
december 18th, with Mrs. H. Ria,
VINO will be assisted by four othe,
ladies as hostesses.
u r. Leslie, the resident enp;naa,
Tor the North Coast, and family ba ve
moved into the Jarnagin house in
the Beach Addition.
Remember the Cooked Good sale
announced last week will be given
saturday at kolb's Grocery by the
"oman's Relief Corps.
Inc Hamilton Supply CO.. the small
teed dealers, have only .unloaded \
cars OF Hour and feed this week and
TWO more due to arrive.
The Old Maids and young ones too
are cordially invited to be present at
the Finley Hall on Wednesday, Dec.
~. All the bachelors will he there
II. + Johnson cashier of the Inter
hatlonal Bank, is sick with typhoid
lever at his rooms in the S. NJ. Lock
eroy home where he is in charge of a
trained nurse.
he services in st. Pauls Episcopal
church on Sunday December 10 will
be held at 1880 p. m. instead of II a.
III. The Rector will be in Pasco in
the morning.
Z II. Simnnsen who has been
working for the Northern Pacific on
the bridge crew will locate in the
Valley and improve his ton acre
tract near the Burns and Hall place.
Mrs. s. f. Bucknell, who owned a.
tract In Section I. which she sold
last year and who since has been
living in Seattle has lately purchas-
ed an improved place in Lacey, Wn.
W. II. Halteman of Spokane who
has been in Seattle for several
months as Seattle Fair Commission
er. is being boosted by his friends for
congressman to succeed Miles POin-
dexter who has come out for the
senatorial toga.
Fred Schmella's year old son ia
sick with scarlet fever at the family
home on Mob Hill. The case does
not seem to he a severe one at all.
The family were quarantined Satur-
day. with Mr.. Schmella on the out
side to continue his work with the
Valley Barn.
Kennewick High School basket
ball players simply wiped the Pasco
bunch off the map 10 the game at
the Pavilion last Saturday evening.
The score was 6 to 30 or 40 or some
thing likesthat. the home team scnr-
ing at will. Pasco will need a big
bracer for the return game.
A. J. TITLES is working in the Tull-
es store 10 Cunningham and will be
until after the holidays when he will
return to Kennewick. DR.. Tullee.
of Cunningham. father OF both A. j.
and r. Z. TITLES was down the last
of the week visiting in Kennewick
and looking after business matters
The Prosser High School debaters
defeated the representatives of the
North Yakima High School in the
first series OF inter scholastic debates.
The question was the commission
plan OF city government. Prosser
supporting the new plan. They
won the unanimous decision OF the
Judges.
John Bernath and Peter StOrland
have made settlement With the North
Coast Railroad for right-of way
thru their places east OF town. Stor-
land received about $1,000 and Ber-
nath must have received more as he
has one of the finest pieces in quality
Of soil in the Valley and best i'm.
proved for a newly started runch.
A party of about twenty people
attended the Improvement Company
dance at Finley last Friday evening.
Some of them were the three Misses
Anderson, Misses Nellie Brown and
Hazel kOlb, Mrs. Besre and Mrs. A.
Kolb, H. A. Munday, Curt Anderson
and D. H. Jackson. They report ar
enjoyable time. The Beste orchestra
furnished the music.
The Kennewick Cemetery Associa
ton met Tuesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. NJ. o. Kitten and the
regular monthly business was car
ried on. 1t was decided at this
meeting to hold Railroad Party
at the home of Mrs. q. CARRIER some
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