The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1909-05-21
Il. A Williams was in Walla Walla
On business the first of the week


on business the first of the week.
Mrs. John Bernath left last week
TOT Minnesota on account of the Ser.
ious Illness of her father.
Mr.. and Mrs Chas. H Collins are
on the Coast for few weeks on no.
count OF Mr.. Collins bad health.
Mrs. Vim. Nissen and Mrs. J. W
Lawlor, OF Hover, visited the latters
sister Miss Mamie Dry, Saturday.
Am. Adams, of Denver, STONED
here Saturday and Sunday to visit
Mr.. aud Mrs. E. r Niebel.
w. NJ. Thayer. the travelling audit
or OF the Crab Creek Lumber Co. was
In town on business connected with
the local yard Tuesday.
Mrs. C. W Gamble was down from
North Yakima the last of the week
visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs. w.
IL. Thomas in Section :.
Miss Marguerite Huestls who has
been visiting for q couple of months
WIN her aunt, Miss Ida Green. re-
turned to her home in Seattle last
Friday.
A seven year-old son of Christian
Staehr Is seriously i'll with scarle +
FEVER ut the parental home on the
Jauslin place eact OF the North Bank
tracks.
Inc weather continues cool and
lew berries are ripening. The AS
sociation shipped ten crates Monday
X. A Carpenter brought in the first
crate from an individual grower and
the berries were fine.
The ball game next Sunday ON the
home grounds will be with White
Bluffs. The town up-river. has al
ways been noted for having strong
and snappy nine and we predict that
the game will be the best yet. The
game will be called at e::3o. Good
seats can now be had in the grand
stand or on the bleachers.
The Ladies Missionary Society will
hold a "Sitka Tea" Wednesday after
noon. May Goth, at the home of Mrs.
CARRIER: A good program Will be
given: ''The Hero Quilt" and a song
by the Juniors, solo by a Junior.
and Rotations and music by Others.
All ladies are invited to be present.
q. e. Cline has returned to Kenne-
wick after an absence OF four years
and is living IN one of the Conway
houses north of the track. MIR. Cline
Gays his wife and himself have been
yearning to get back to Kennewick
ever since they left. No one could be
more surprised at the changes that
have taken place in their absence,
than they.
A. H Johnson left last Saturday
evening for his home in Tacoma after
spending several weeks In Horse
Heaven experimenting blowing and
getting his section of land In shape
for seeding this fall. He expects to
return some time in July to see that
the weeds are kept down and a little
later he will seed 1t. Amos has as
pirations to become the champion
wheat raiser in the Hills and the
veterans want to look we'll to their
laurels.
Frank Easterly played first with
PrOsser League team last Sunday in
the game with Ellensburg and made
good. Both teams had in North
western League pitchers. Heinrich
Of Seattle being in the box for Ellens-
burg and put up no hit and no run
game. The score WAS ) to against
Prosser AND placed her In the cellar
while Ellensburg is the next step
above. Diller Of Spokane was in the
box for PrOsser.
F. H Newell, director OF the Recla-
nation Service, visited Oregon pro-
jects last week and spent several
days in Portland in consultation
with local engineers of the bureau.
Director Newell left city at the end OF
the week for North Yakima, where
he will look over the irriga ton work
there. He hopes also to view other
Washington projects on his way
back by the northern routes to
Washington, d. C..
Mrs E. D. Collins. assisted by her
sister, Mrs. J. B. Rose, entertained
twelve OF their lady friends at the
formers home Saturday afternoon.
The principal feature OF entertain
ment consisted OF each lady prepar
ing an illustrated biography of an