The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1911-06-23

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. K. Olbrich and Mr..
and Mrs. G. J. Kruse were in Walla
Walla Sunday attending dedicatione
of new Lutheran church recently
built there.
A. Burns and family arrived Thurs
day OF last week from Spokane and
will spend the summer at the Burns
ranch which has been under the care
of c. F. Schenk.
Mrs. c. J. Beach left Wednesday
afternoon for Spokane, taking all
her household goods with her to
that city where she expects to make
her home in the future.
Leslie Williams went to North
Yakima, Sunday to visit Mrs. VII.
liams who is guest at her parents
home there. Mrs. Williams will re-
turn to her home here today.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Wilson expect to
leave in few days for North Yak
ina where they will make their home
in the future. Mr.. Wilson is a train
man on the O.. W. r. 4 N. line
J. Perry arrived Saturday evening
from Pullman where he has been tax.
ing freshman agriculture during the
past nine months. He will spend
his vacation at the home of his par
ents and Will return to his studies at
the State College next fall.
G. F. Schenk received a wound in
the arm last week, while repairing a
mower, which has given him some
trouble. One of the knives slipped
and cut an artery in the forearm
The cut ls healing nicely and has not
been serious enough to confine him
to the house.
l. N. Mueller has moved his under
taking apartments to the King Block
and will carry on his business In the
corner rooms, formerly occupied by
the N. P. l. company. A force of
assistants were employed the first of
the week making the interior more
attractive and the parlors are 20 be
neatly fitted up
Mrs. John Hanson and daughter
Stella left Sunday for Washtucna
where they will spend few weeks
at the summer camp of Mr.. and Mrs.
Otto Hanson who has extensive con-
tracts for the O.-W. R. & N. in the
vicinity of that place. Mrs. Hanson
and Miss Stella will include a trip to
Portland and the Sound in their va
cation plans.
Judge Staser says times are ex-
ceedingly dull in the court room
these days. This ia not very en-
couragina for the Judge but it speaks
well for the law abiding tendencies
OF the citizens. Notices forbidding
vagrancy have been put up In promi-
nent places In the city by the order
OF city marshal, E. D. Ellis and 80
far there have been few violations.
There has been quite a number of
changes in residences this week. The
Huntington residence which has been
occupied by J. E. Shinn and family
for some time past will now be oc-
cnpied ny H. E. Huntington and
family, Mr.. ShiDn and family having
moved to Prosser. G. E. Copeland
and family have movedinto the house
just vacated by the HnntingtoDs
The entertainment given by the
Musical Eckhardts, one of the special
attractions at the tabernacle Friday
evening, drew one Of the largest
crowds of the year. The performers
were the famous family of Swiss
bell ringers and the company put up
one OF the best shows for the money
which it has been the privilege of
the townspeople to enjoy for some
months. The musicians were limited
to a forty-minute concert, owing to
the necessity of carrying on the usual
evangelical program and were forced
to cut out several of the best num-
bers on this account. PUT on Your
Old Grey Bonnet" and two of the
quartettes were favOrites with the
audience although every number
was received with enthusiastic ap-
plause. A collection of sixty dollars
was taken up and was announced to
be entirely for the musicians The
Eckhardts proved that their hearts
were in the right place and that they
believed in helping the cause, as they
turned over ten dollars of this
amount to Mr.. Johnson.