The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1911-10-13

Mrs. j. NJ. Gilroy, of Pasco, visited
at the J. f. Kelly home Wednesday.
Peter J. Eschbaugh was in town
Sunday looking after work on the
O..W. r. 4 n.
Charlie Simpson came down from
North Yakima the latter part of the
week on business. He was accom-.
panied by J. P. McCafferty.
H. L. Strothman returned Satur-
day from Seattle and Everett where
he has been looking after business
interests for several days.
Miss Margaret Elliott, sister of
Mrs H. L. Strothman. left Wednes-
day for Montana, after spending
most of the summer at the Stroth-
man home.
Miss Margaret .WetmOre is making
arrangements to organize class in
dancing, the date of the first lesson
to be announced soon. The class
will meet in the Commercial Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. CARRIER have changed
their residence to the Kitten home.
They moved the first of the week in
| order to give place to Rev. and Mrs.
OsgOOd and children who have rent
ed their home.
NJ. s. Tresenriter, formerly of
Huntsville, visited his sister. Mrs.
Frank Larkin. He left Friday, for
Kalamath, accompanied by his little
daughter who has been with Mrs.
Larkin for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Berna tn, Mrs.
Fred Tweedt and Mr.. and Mrs. Guy
Connerly. have returned to their
homes and are somewhat weary
after the round of sightseeing at the
Spokane Fair.
A. D. Barrall was a guest at the
Trimble home Sunday. Mr.. Barrall
is one of the men who are promoting
the Exposition at San Francisco and
is Seattle friend of Mr.. and, Mrs.
n. d. NicewaDger. ,.~a
s. s. Darling, who sold the City
Meat Market to c. w. Foy last July,
has again bought out the shop and
will conduct the business himself in
the future. Mr.. Foy is considering a
location elsewhere in the city.
j. B. Thomas who has been clerk
at the superintendent office al
North Yakima is the new agent al
O-W. r. & N. depot. He took uI
I his new duties Monday and fs wei
: esta blished in the new building.
Clara and Eleanor Kelly bid fare
, we'll to their Kennewick friends
Thursday and took the morning
train for the home of their aunt, IL
MenomOnie, Wisconsin, where they
will live in the future. They wer,
, accompanied by Mrs. Boist, who goel
to Milwaukee.
The next meeting of the N. l. L. E
CLUB will be held at the home OF tn
president, Miss Cora Sercombe. Al
t members are requested to be present
] The last meeting was held at tn
home of Miss Bernice Griffith. !
social time was enjoyed by thos
who attended and plans for the win
ter were Informally discussed.
II Mrs. C. 4 Alexander delightful,
II entertained the Nepdlework Club a
her home Friday afternoon. TIL
hours were spent informally Il
needlewOrk after which a short busi
ness session was held. Mrs. Blaisdel
delighted the ladies with severa
selections on the piano, and daint,
luncheon was served at the close b,
the hostess, assisted by Mrs. Blais
dell. The next meeting will be thi
Friday afternoon. Oct. Ii, at Mr.
ArnOld's in the Olmsted Addition.
An opportunity of hearing one G
the most remarkable missionaries G
the present day will be ours on Fri
day. Oct. Goth, when the Right Rev
Peter T. Rowe, d. D Bishop of Al
aska, will give Missionary address
at St. Paul's Episcopal Church at
p. m. 1t is hoped that a large con
gregatfon will be present to welcom
the Bishop. His address will, doubt
less, be full of Inspiration to all VIII
are interested In Mission work an,
infuse interest into those who ar
' not