The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1911-10-06
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NJ. K. Clark was a business visitor
In Pasco. Saturday.
II. A. Howe was a business visitor
in Prosser. Wednesday.
Mrs Gordon, of Pasco, visited
friends In town, Sasurday.
Z. B. Alexander transacted bust.
In Portland the first of the week.
jas. Crowell left Monday for Spo.
kane to look after business interests
In the Falls City.
George Roberts arrived Monday
from Walla Walla and visited at the
Crowell home the first of the. week.
G. M. Miller. who has been engaged
In drilling a well on the Highland
farm OF Averill Reavers. made bust.
ness trip to Prosser. Saturday.
Chas. E. Miller returned to his
home in Athena. Oregon. Friday,
after spending a week with his son,
Z. NJ. Miller, assisting with the COM
pletion of the Beavers we'll.
Mrs. Edith .]onson and daughter.
COyla, Of Des MOines, Iowa, arrived
last week aud will spend the winter
with relatives. Mr.. and Mrs. Sttod-
dard and Mr.. and Mrs. P. G. Book.
Friends of Mrs. Dora Lundy will
be glad to learn that she is now out
OF the hospital In Spokane, where
she has been Ill for some weeks. and
is much improved in health. She
will remain in Spokane during the
fall and winter.
Mrs. G.N. Calhoun is one of the merry
little crowd of $1,000 persons who are
attending the fair in Spokane this
week. She will meet four of her sis
tiers while there, two who are resi-
dents of St. John and two who live
In the Falls City.
The East End birthday club on the
Highlands was entertained last Fri
day afternoon at the home OF Mrs.
Fred Kadow, the meeting being the
occasion of Mrs. kadOw's birthday.
The ladies brought their sewing and
were entertained by inst yumental &C.
lections by Mrs. KrOutworm. Alunch
con was served by the hostess.
The eight yard messaline silk dress
given away Saturday evening at the
Princess was drawn by Emmett Huff,
the lucky lad who held the right
number. He says that he is going to
make his sister present of it. The
theatre goers appreciate the i'm.
proved film service which they have
enjoyed during the past few weeks.
There's a tankard for you atMother
| Meg's,
| Who, by this spectral token. begs
That you will come and learn your
fate
On Hallow Eve, sharp at eight!
There's an extra special brew
Bubbling in the pot for you
At the Congregational Church. on
Halloween night.
Mrs. E. A. Orr, three sons and the
Misses Orr arrived Monday evening
from Clear Lake and were guests at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Holloway
until they could arrange to take
possession of their new home. the
Helm residence. Rev. Orr is the new
pastor Of the Congregational Church
and conducted last Sundays services.
The Orrs have met with a warm well
come from the Congregational peO-
pie and their coming makes sub
stantial addition to the city's best
people. The two daughters will be
in high school and one will be one OF
this years senior class.
After Thursday evenings session,
The Pythian Sisters were entertained
by Mrs. E. D. Ellis. A penny contest
made unlimited fun. In this the play
ers were required to guess what could
be found on a penny. A dainty Lin
coin penny stick pin was won by Mrs.
AL Fisher. the winner of the contest.
Light refreshments were served at
nine-thirty and the crowd dispersed
shortly after as many of the men,
bers wished to attend the CONNER
clal Club dance. Mrs. Ellis knows
how to give each and every guest q
good time and Is one of the favored
lew who can really entertain.