The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1911-02-17

Mitchell Garrison visited with
friends in Kennewick Sunday
Mrs. F. NJ. Well OF White Bluffs
was Kennewick visitor the first Of
the week.
Born-Monday. Feb. 18th, to Mr..
and Mrs. B. 6. Travis Of Finley, 4
daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Davis entertained
Mrs. Davis's father, Mr.. Edwards, of
Locust Grove. Sunday.
: Those ladics who will call at the
Bank OF kennew,ck will be presented
with an unique little souvenir.
Mrs. Geo. Swasey OF Toppenish was
q guest Of Mrs. A. W. Haynor q few
days ago while tvsnsacting business
in town.
DR.. B. c. Elms of the Kennewick
Furniture Co. is in Seattle. Before
returning he will visit Tacoma and
Portland.
Mrs. Lee A. Amsbary was over
from Seattle the first Of the week
visiting with old friends and acquain.
tances In kennewick.
Mrs. A. r.. Gardner returned Sun
day from Spokane where she has been
at the Sacred Heart hospital. and is
much improved in health.
Capt. Bailey of the Mountain Gem
who has been In Seattle for the past
few months, is in town transacting
business and visiting old friends.
r. T. Stair. travelling agent for the
Great Northern. stationed at Seattle
came over yesterday for short visit
with bis old schOolmate w. L. Craver.
Mrs. A. Kolb left last night for
Walla Walla where che will again
consult her physician. She hopes to
be able to resume her work when che
returns.
The dining room at the Antlers
has been closed temporarily but will
ne opened in q short time when trade
is brisk enough to warrant it's main
tenance.
Miss Josie Owens left Saturday for
Athena, Oregon, after a short visit
with Miss Emma Heidke at the Koontz
and expects to visit her sister for q
few months. 49,
Gus Heinke has been III with q &C.
we're attack Of La Grippe. Pneumonia
was feared at first but the patient is
now thought to be free from danger
from that quarter.
Bring your friends and come to the
New England dinner, beginning at
$50 p. M, on Feb. 90 at the Tyther-
leigh Cafe, by the ladies Of the Con-
gregatiOnel church.
It's no trouble at all to ''see Kelly"
this week. Just fifty per cent Of the
city's visitors are registered under
kelly" Tacoma street is being I'm
proved by their stay.
Mrs. johnson and little son. Glenn
are expected home In few daye.
The little boy has had n two months
Siege OF typhoid fever but is now well
on the road to recovery.
Mira. Madge Soth entertained y
party of boys In honor OF her little
SONS. The little people agree with
older friends that Mrs. Soth is a most
charming hostess an the day was
made enjoyable for them with games
and refreshments.
Not every one IL aware that the
basement excavation Of the MethO-
dist Church has been made by the
members who have been working
with view OF adding Sunday School
rooms. The need Of such an ar.
rangement has been long feltespecial-
~ by the young people. "Diggings"
have occurred weekly for some
months pact and have been pFoduc-
tive Of excellent results. In the way OF
making hole. The men, armed with
shov els and dressed IN their Oldest
clothes, have been faithful In attend.
euce, working for two or three hours
while the ladies prepared lunch at
the parsonage. The meeting Wednes-
day evening brings the work to d
point near completion and the ex.
cavation will be ready for the plast-
erers in n short time. The diggers
have found plenty of sand of the best
qualify for plaster under the church
and will have some tn sell.