The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1911-04-14

Mr.. Vol WiIer has come to Kenne.
wick to establish his home on the
Highlands.
Mrs. A. II. Sasse OF North Yakima
was In town the latter part OF last
week visiting Miss Ruby Slaugen-
haupt and other friends here.
Miss Lottie Pike who has been
quite Ill with pneumonia for the
past few days, Is reported much bet.
ter and will soon be about again.
]. Frank Perry who is attending the
State College at Pullman Is here
spending his Easter vacation with
his parents, MIR. and Mrs. J. f.
Perry IN the Garden Tracts.
Mrs. l.. P. Sherman Is here from
Mt. Vernon, South Dakota, for an
extended visit with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Oscar Howe and with her
brother H. A. Howe and family.
The Chas. H. Collins Co. has this
week put on two more statesmen to
handle the new territory opened by
the North Coast. They are handling
another car OF California oranges.
The friends OF Harold Rust, thru
out the valley. will be sorry to learn
OF his death which occurred last Sat-
urdav at his home In Hanford. the
remains were shipped to Tacoma for
burial. sH
The North Coast has the cut made
for their second track thru Front
street and most of the. rails laid.
This will do away with the switch
ing when the east and west trains
meet here.
Mrs. F. L Fraser will leave Tues
day for Portland. where she goes as
delegate to the Northern Pacific
Missionary Board. 1t is possible
that she will be accompanied by Mrs.
J. B. Rose.
Councilman A. W. TOmpkins leaves
this week for the Sacred Heart Hos
pital In Spokane where he will un.
dergo an operation for appendicitis.
The operation will be performed by
DIR. La Bau.
A. w. Laughead, who has been
connected with the jenkins cash
store, Is the new manager OF the
Chas. II. Collins branch at PascO.
K. Fl. Anderson is filling the place
left ny Mr.. Laughed.
The " P.'s made frolic of the
smudging Wednesday night, going
out is n bunch and taking eatables
with them. This form of amusement
should prove pOpuiar-at least with
the rancher who is sssisted.
Mr.. Ridley who arrived n short
time ago with his family from Bris-
tol, Tennessee, and who Is an old
friend of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. D. Peters
has purchased the LavigDe place
and will makelit his permanent home.
Hover's Central Addition to Ken.
newick Is being sold rapidly, seven
lots having been disposed OF during
the past week. Through the local
manager of the Hover Land Com
pany, II. Ray Hover. the Sunnyside
Building Company have signitied
their Willingness 60 build homes on
the installment plan for such res
idents as have their lots paid for
This will fulfil a long felt need In
Xennewick and will be taken adj
vantage OF by many homeseekers
who would not otherw be able to
have attractive residences rs soon
as lots are purchased.
A thriving organization known as
the Section Z Birthday Club which
dates It's existence from two months
back, has been holding q series O1
| Publications which have given the
members great pleasure. Meetings
are held for the purpose Of celebra'
ting the members birthdays and
giving these suspicious occasions
the notice which is due them. Mrs
w. H. Collins was the guest OF honor
at a meeting given at the home o.
Mrs. G. Hoadley Monday afternoon
The ladies brought their sewing and
enjoyed each others society until
ey.nicr when waters, ice cream anC
cake were served and Mrs. Collins
was presented with handsome
piece OF linen as a gift from the club
Best wishes for many happy returnt
of the day were extended to her from
all present.