The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1909-06-11
People You Know
Friday, June II, 1909
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Geo Egbert, Frank Emigh and B.
F, Neel were in Wa,la Walla on bust
n S. before the land Office.
DR. Curtis Egbert. of Olympia. is
here eisiting BIS brother and family
this week.
II. J. Shinn and family will occupy
the j ". Meyers house vacated by
II II. Humphrey.
". /. Hendricks. a former resident
returned from LaGrande. Ore. for a
two or three days stay on business.
Mrs Nettie Trail and children are
visiting her sister Mrs W. NJ. John
son in Section :.
Mrs c. S. Hale of North Yakima
visited Mrs. Alice Bell at The Anters
this week.
J. NJ. Douglas. Internal ReveE ne
Collector. from Walla Walla was in
town Wednesday.
Miss Angie Anderson is improving
from her recent attack of appendi-
citis.
Mrs Geo u Hunter who was strick
en- with severe illness last Sunday
is beginning to improve at this date.
Mrs ). Niles, OF Walla Nalla, Wis
tied Mrs. ". E. Reed In Section : the
first OF the week and left Wednesday
for Vancouver Z. G.
DIR. j. W. Tulles, OF Cunningham,
was down the last OF the week Wis
iting his son K. T. Tulies, OF the Co
lumbia Pharmacy
". II. GatwarG. who bought the
Old H. ID. Sweet place, from Mrs. c.
W. Clancy. this soriug. has gone
back to travelling on the road for E.
H. Stanton & Co, Of Spokane.
Mrs. John Folsom, who has been
staying with her son, VIM. Folsom;
and family fora year last past, has
gone to Sprague, to visit her SOD
and other reia tues.
Mrs. Frank Emigh and dauehtess
left yesterday morning for Seattle
where they will remain for the sum-
ner. Mrs. Beach and Mrs. Emigh
have rented house and will occupy
it during their stay.
Walla Walla will play the return
game here next Sunday and it will
be hot one. The local team will be
strengthened and are out to wipe
out the defeat OF two weeks ago.
big crowo will be present when the
game is called at 80.
Miss Clara Straub and Miss Alta
Perkins are among the number sue
cessfully passing the recent teachers
examination at Prosser. Miss Nellie
Henton OF Carley, and Leo G. Luzon,
or LuzOn were also authorized to
teach In Benton for the next year.
+. Is. Tongue, an attorney of Hills
borough, Ore. was in town the first
OF the week, looking for evidence in
regard to the death OF Mr.. Wiley.
VINO was killed by a train near the
bridge last January. \ brother OF
the deceased was also here to assist
III getting the facts of the accident.
The lanies OF the st, Patrick Altar
az 10 ~, II,
give a lawn social ut the home of Mr..
ana Mrs. }. NJ. Hawkins. Thursday
evening, June 18th, The band will
furnish music and ice cream and
cake and sherbert will be served by
The ladies' for Il cents, All are cor
daily invited.
The Comm ercial Club held a brie
meeting Tuesday evening and dis
cusSed the plans for attending the
National Irrigation Congress in
spokane the middle of August. Mr..
hughes. the special representative of
the Spokane Chamber of Congress
Engaged In promoting the Congress
was present and outlined the plan
u having the kennewick Band, as
force OF the delegation from the Co.
llmbla River Early Fruit Belt. A
runner will be carried extending a
n'ock by the delegates of this region
nearing the legend "The Columbia
hlVer Early Fruit Belt
Nobody caught no bear.