The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1911-03-03
HIGHLAND ITEMS

II. AluOu Vi SedIIIe WAS Ill lOWu vi
business last week.
J. K. King is a business visitor IN
Spokane and vicinity this week.
| Miss Cox OF Chehaiis, is visiting at
the home of her sister, Mrs. G. Rol.
Inns
| Mrs. A. G. Nelson has returned from
| Spokane where she enjoyed short
visit with friends
MIR. and Mrs. J. M. Summers left
| last week for eastern points where
they will visit for some time. Mr.
Summers was the former proprietor
OF the hotel Summers but recently
sold out to w. Gordon and F. Lewis
Miss Ethel James of Pasco visited
last week at the home of her sister
Mrs. Il. Rollins.
Mrs. A. T.. Nelson has returned from
Spokane where she enjoyed a short
visit with friends.
j. FOssen who owns fine tract on
the Richland Highlands returned last
week from WOODBURY., Oregon where
he has been spending the winter.
+. Johnson returned Thursday
OF last week from Tacoma where he
has been for some time past.
Judge b. S. Grosscup was over
from Tacoma the fore part of the
week attending to business matters.
Mr. Rjshnn ,,f Jopf,r6 xyac In tow,
last Saturday on business.
Miss lou HarthO of Lowell. Wash,
Is guest at the home of her sister,
Mrs. II. F. Yeddica this week.
b. +. Knapp, cashier of the local
bank of Anon & Co. has returned
from a short business trip to Spokane
B. F. Morris of the Richland Trad
Ing Co. has returned from a two
weeks visit with his family In Port
land.
W. II. Hazard of Spirit Lake, a.,
bought a forty acre tract in Sec. Is
from the Lower Yakima Irrigation
Co. last week
Carl Willis left for Spokane Wednes-
day In company with his sister Miss
Gertrude. On arrival the young
lady entered the Sacred Heart hos
pital and will undergo an operation
for appendicitis.
Mrs. II. Miners and children of
Mes Perez, Idaho are visiting with
Mrs j. H. jameson this week
The annual election of District No.
9 will be held at the Richland school
honse next Saturday, Mar. 4 for the
purpose of electing one school direc-
tor for the term of three years.
Joseph Roehl, proprietor of the
Richland Concrete Works has secured
the contract for furnishing the con-
crete blocks to be used IN building
the two pumping plants to be con-
structed shortly by the Lower Yaki-
ma Irrigation Co.
Next Friday Mar 3, the Richland
Concert Band will give concert and
two act comedy play In the Anon
Hall. Everyone be sure and attend.
Miss Helen McElvain is visiting at
the home of her sister, Mrs. Travis in
Finley this week.
Miss Allen Of Kennewick ia a guest
at the home of her sister Mrs. NJ. S.
Payne for the week.
Last Friday evening. Feb. 18th the
seniors of the high school proved to
be delightful entertainers when they
entertained the Sophomore class at a
banquet in the local high school
building. Two large rooms were
deliberately decorated in the Glass
cOlors. Mr.. Brenneman and Miss
Steelman, teachers iu the high school
acted In the capacity Of chaperons.
The evening was spent joyously with
games and other amusements and
several musical selections were rem
dered. At midnight a delicious feast
was spread before the guests. The
are. Misses Mabel LAUGH.
Esther VanHOrne. Emma Koelsch
Blanche Clements and Helgy Ander-
son and Leslie Basket. Those of
the senior class are Misses Beth Van
Horne, Elsye Clements, Lura Basket,