The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1911-05-05

serious illness OF her nephew and
returned Sunday to her home in
Walla Walla.
Miss Mary Brown, accompanied
by her little niece. returned to her
home In Bow, WASH, the first of the
week. She has been visiting with
her sister. Mrs. Laughed, for the
past few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs Grant OF Raise, Iowa
who were on their wav home after
| an extended visit In California.
stopped In Kennewick for a few
days, visit with their old friends,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. D. Stoddard.
Theodore HaIversen arrived the
first OF the week for an extended
visit with his brother, A. w. Nevlow
and wife. He will accompany the
Nevlows this summer on a camping
trip to Oregon. They will go over
land In Mr.. Nevlow's auto,
Sylvester & Roseman have announ.
ced that they will make a general
cleanup of their buildings which were
partially destroyed by fire five
months ago. The buildings. or
rather remains have disfgured Front
street long enough and the move
will be appreciated.
Mr.. ard Mrs, Geo. Laue and their
children left last Saturday afternoon
for Boyd. Wash, where they expect
to reside for some time. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lane have been residents of the
valley for several years and will be
missed by their many friends.
The Twin City Ice and Cold Storage
Company is planning on installing a
delivery system for their distilled
water. 1t is likely that there will be
tanks installed in residences ana
various places OF business. The plan
of furnishing absolutely pure water
is finding favor In all cities.
Miss Carrie Stephens. sister of
Mrs. c. o. AndersOn's, who has been
stenOgrapher for Anderson & Mar
shall for the past few months, left
Wednesday morning for Kansas City
where she will visit with relatives a
short time, while on her way to her
home in Springfield, Missouri
Last Friday evening, Miss Nellie
Haley was given a good surprise
when a number of her friends
Jumped i'm on her. Outdoor games
were played as well as indoors and
several songs were sung. At the
close of the evening refreshments
were served, after which the guests
turned homeward.
The w. G. T. U. held a meeting at
the Congregational church last Mon
day afternoon. Mrs. Roberts of
North Yakima was present and ad-
dressed the company. The object
of the meeting was to arouse more
interest in the local option move
ment which has been started in this
city.
The members of the senior class at
the high school are brushing their
dress suits and party gowns. The
occasion is a class dinner given by
Mrs. }. B. Rose tomorrow evening.
The high school teachers will en-.
deavOr to cause the seniors to lose
some of their dignity.
Little Melva HewetsOn celebrated
her fourth birthday last Satu rday
afternoon by inviting about half
dozen of her little friends to spend
the afternoon with her. The little
folks pleasantly disposed of the time
with various IN and outdoor games.
Mrs. Hamilton served ice cream.
cake. candy, ETC.. much to the delight
of the children.
The City Meat Market which has
been in the hands of Christensen and
Fink for some weeks was purchased
by S. NJ. Darling. Saturday. Mr..
Darling will go into the business
himself and Will continue the policy
of the former company in dealing
with the public, Mr.. Fink expects
to leave IN a short time for Dayton
where he will engage in business.
The Ice company has the exclusive
agency for the bOttling and distribu-
ton of a brand new summer bev-
erage, Pinectdr. This drink is made
from the juice Of pineapples too ripe
to ship and ia considered very fine
by every one who tries it. The
supply Is limited. the local concern
deing able to get but 80 gallons, and
is being shipped direct from the
Islands. They also have the ex-
elusive right to bottle cococola in
thfs section of the state.
w. f. Armstrong, transient resi-
dent who has been hanging around
town for several days was arrested
on the charge of petty larceny and
was tried Monday morning in Judge
Staser's court. He was charged with
stealing some silver aud table linen