The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1911-05-26
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-. n. A. McPhee WAS a Kenne-
,.t visitor the first OF the week.
paul southworth OF Pasco trans
,.ted business in this city Monday
/, Hoppel left Monday for Port
land where he was looking after bust
Mr. M. and Mrs. C. F. De Lane are the
oroud parents of a daughter born
sunday, May 81
cotbolic services will be held SUM-
10 Nav 2Sth. at Il. m , at the
Eplcopal church
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Stuahr are the
,,d parpnts of twin girls born on
Sunday. May 18th
TONY Olbrich left Monday for
uodues where she will visit her Sis
ter Mrs. CARRIER, for short time.
The ladies of the Catholic church
al, hold a food and apron sale
saturday, May 9th. at Jenkins
store.
MrsJ H. Letter is over from the
coast for few days and is a guest
a. the home OF her daughter, Mrs. K.
C. Bowers.
Miss Anna L. Lange, representing
tho Hoffman Tailoring house OF SpO-
tane ia in the city this week, solicit
Ing orders.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merrifield, OF Prosser,
orc visiting with Mrs. Eierrifield's
mother. Mrs. H. D. Jackson, and
other relatives.
Word has been received here by
the friends OF Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Sweet that they are the proud parents
Of another baby boy.
Mrs. Mae Thomas and children OF
WalIa Walla arrived Wednesday for
few DAYS visit with her mother,
Mrs. G. W. Sanders.
LIB. Hayden left the first of the
week for Oregon for a visit with bis
brother whom he has not seen for
some twenty three years.
BIB. Nc Farland of Pasco was a
Kpnnewick visitor the first of the
week and was present at the meet
ing Of the Rebekah lodge on Tuesday
evening.
Fred Griesinger, who has been act
lng as cook at the Twin City Bakery
has gone to PrOsser where he will
start bakery. Jack Macarthur has
taken his place here.
Mrs. C. J. Beach returned Tuesday
from Phoenix, Arizona where she
spent some months at her winter
home aud will remain in the city for
some time before going to Spokane.
Miss Ethel Ely leaves the latter
part Of the week for North Yakima
where she will spend most of the
summer at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Buntz.
Mrs. George Watts OF Baker City,
Oregon and Mrs. ID. l.. Childs of Spo-
kane arrived Wednesday evening for
avlsit with Mrs. G. CARRIER and fam
lily of this city.
The V. P. class of the M. i. church
left for Finley Tuesday evening for
another of their good time socials.
They rode down in the big bus, each
carrying something to contribute to
their dainty luncheon. When about
TWO miles from town it started rain
Ing but the crowd hurried to their
destination and after eating their
refreshments In the new North Coast
depot. they started on their home
ward journey.
Nearly all of the members of the
MI. L. E. Club attended Mondays
meeting at the home of Miss Eleanor
otsser. The members expressed
themselves as in favor of closing
ouring the hottest part of the sum-
mer and 1t is decided to hold two
more meetings this season and re-
open In the early part OF fall. The
neAt meeting will be held at the
nome OF Miss Ruby Slaughenhaupt.
hach member will respond to the
'oii call with quotation and the
'uenors name. After the business
., tne evening was disposed of, the
s'rls were treated to a new and
uelc'ous connection known as eng
nsh Monkey" aud coffee. The hos.
p''a'lty OF Mrs. Staser and her
laughter was greatly appreciated by
'ue members of the club.