The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1911-06-16

Mrs. A. r. Gardner arrived thu
first of this week from Oregon. where
she has been for the past two mon
this, visiting with her parents.
The 18th annual commencement
exercises at Whitman College, Walls
Walla. begin today and will continue
until next Wednesday. the 2lst.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. X. Thompson came
up from Alfalfa. Saturday to VIII,
Mrs. Thorn oson's brother. w. L. New
man. proprietor of Hotel Antlers
Miss Francel of Moscow arrived
Monday and will be entertained fol-
a few days by her brother in-la "
and sister. Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. COrder
Mr.. VOghly. who has been in the
employ of the Pacific Power 4 Light
COMPANY left last week for Portland
where he will take another position
Gouey Williams returned last Sat
urday from North Yakima where he
has been spending a few days. He
left the first of the week for Spokane
Evangelist Bob Johnson will speak
on Popular Amusements" Tuesday
evening. Every man and woman
in Kennewick should hear this SER
mon.
Miss Lettie Ross left Wednesday
Tor her home in Cheyenne. Wyoming.
She has been visitor at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Durham for
some time.
Mrs. E. r. Carnahan writes from
Nez Perez that she is enjoying tn.
cool weather and very pleasant
visit with her niece and family, Mrs
Mary Mahan.
Miss Francis Schermer of St. Pau
is a guest at the Kitten home for {
guest at the Kitten home for few
days. She goes from here to Port
land.
The kids, old and young take tt
the river and ditch, these soul.tryint
days and find In them the only soIace
Some really big fish have been cangh
and the water is fine for swimming
Mrs. T. S. Hertha left Monday fo
Portland. She has been visiting
her brother and sister-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Z. R. Sully for a couple 0
weeks.
Mrs. Arthur H. Wheaton, wife o
Postmaster Wheaton of Kennewick
is visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. }
Kelly DePriest this week-Prosse
Record.
Frank and Ralph Bagley OF Spo
kane visited with old friends her,
Wednesday while on their way tc
their former home In Sunnyside fol
visit.
The lamp house at the Princess
Theatre was lifted out with a sheet
iron lining Saturday, in compliance
with the regulations required by the
underwriters, and connections placed
on the exterior.
K. G. Bowers was down from
North Yakima Sunday for a visit
with his family here. He has com
pleted his work at that place and
will now be at Marshall Junction.
Mrs. w. Nj. Frans, two youngest
children and her brother Floyd Won
schriltz will leave the first of the week
for Miles, WASH, for an extended
visit with Mrs. Frans' mother, Mrs
VOnschriltz, who is i'll.
Mrs. Il. w Shanafelt and Mrs. E
ID. Ellis left the latter part of the
week for Spokane to attend the O
E. s. Grand Lodge which ia being
held in that city Thursday, Friday
and Saturday of this week.
"The Death of the Flowers" was
strlklngly portrayed IN the window
decorations at Corder's Saturday
and Sunday. A large boquet of Grim.
son and pink roses of the Jaque and
La France varieties were secured
from the rose gardens of J. K. OF.
brich in the Garden Tracts and we're
frozen I'M 200 pound CAKE of ice. The
work was done by the Twin City Ice
and Cold Storage company, fifty Tour
hours time being required to prepare
the display. The window was ar.
until Tuesday. The tasteful arrange.
ment of the flowers attracted much
attention and favorable comment.