The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1911-04-28

Guy Haydon was in Walla Walls
the latter part of the week.
G. f. Copeland was business Wis
itor in Walla Walla Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs ii. NJ. Ashbaugh were
visitors in Spokane the first of the
week.
q. l.. HOlcOmb was business Wis
itor In Spokane Sunday and Monday
Of this week.
Hiss Lois Setter OF Finley is spend.
Ing the week with her sister, Miss
blanche Setter.
i Mrs. E. D. Farmer of Seattle is
here visiting with her sister. Mrs
W. A. Moran and family.
Fred Griesinger formerly a news.
paper man of Prosser has been en-
gagged as assistant baker at the Twin
City Bakery.
Rev. Delepine ia again harvesting
one of his big crops of asparagus.
Miss Lucie and Effie Vance are assist.
ing with the cutting.
The erection of DIR. Crosby's new
residence on West Second Street lie
progressing nicely. most of the
framework being complete.
Mrs. L Thomas and children left
Thursday for Lamona where they
will spend three weeks at the home
of Mrs Thomas's daughter. Mrs.
Swaggart
A number Of improvements are be-
ing made to the Tulles residence In
the Garden Tracts The house will
be raised and basement and addi.
tional verandas are planned.
DR.. A. B. Ely writes from Buffalo
that the city ia more beautiful than
ever before but IL still In the thrOes
Of winter and that he lOngs for the
early spring of the California of the
Northwest.
j Frank Perry returned to Phil.
man Sunday to again resume bis
work in the State College after spend.
ing his Easter vacat ton with his par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Perry in the
Garden Tracts.
The kennewick Club has made ar
arrangements to have the base ball
scores from the Northwestern league
displayed in the evening after the
games. The scores will be announced
on the bulletin board.
day In June" at present but many oi
the growers of the valley are watch
ing their plants carefully to protect
them from the frost and their efforts
will be rewarded In another month
A number of people are already
making arrangements for attending
the Rose Carnival at Portland to be
held early In June. Plans for the big
event promise that this years festi
val will be the best ever in many re-
spects.
The Ladies' Aid of the Nj. f. chnrch
met ut the home of Mrs. F. ID. Pike.
Wednesday afternoon and with
needles, sewing machines, etc, they
were kept busy during the afternoon
finishing aprons which will Oe put uI
for sale t the Horticultural building
next Monday. At the close of the
afternoon light refreshments were
served by the hostess.
Mrs. r. l.. Young who has the dis
tine ton Of being the first bride Of
the Nile CLUB WAS greatly surprised
to see the memb ers Ut the Club come
trooping up to her home Monday
evening bearing huge white and
green box which WAS presented u
her with slight ceremony. Its con.
tents proved to be Il miscellaneous
shO wer, given to her by the girls IL
token uf their regard for her aud
their pleasure III her new happiness
Among the bundles she fOunc many
pretty and useful articles for house
keeping. The regular business meet
Ing was dispensed with and the
crowd gave themselves up to hilar'
ious congratulations and forgot the
cares of life in the pleasures Of III
evening of unadulterated fun. The
guests brought lemonade and waters
with them, Shortly after ten. a sOlI
by Miss Gravenslund was proposed
which caused her TO lead a stampede
cor home.