The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1911-03-10
LITTLE STORIES OF THE WEEK
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u. M. Annis was a business visitor
In Prosser Monday.
=. r. Lott and family have taken
up their residence on the Highlands.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Irwin of Benton
City visited relatives and friends here
Sunday.
Mrs. Graham of Rockford is visit.
ing at the home of her uncle, r. D.
Washburn In Sec. I.
MI. Green of the Pacific Power and
Light company was down from
White Bluffs, Monday.
Miss Emma Heidke left Monday
for Athena. Oregon where she goes
to take a new position.
w. {. Marian of the North Coast
was down from North Yakima the
latter part of last week.
Peter J. ESQ hbaugh of North Yak
ina was at the local camp OF the
company the first OF the week.
L. A. Amsbnry of the Richland
Land company made a BUSINESS trip
to Seattle the first OF the week.
Frank Lacy of the Rossland Coal
and Fuel Co., was here from st.
Joseph several days of this week.
The next meetingof the Nile Club
will be held in the parlors OF Hotel
koontz, Monday evening at O'Clock
Little Miss Schenk has been quite
Ill with the measles but has now re-
covered SUI ficiently to return to school
Work on Mr.. Dennis's five:room
bungalow is progressing rapidly and
the house Will soon be ready for oc-
cupants.
Word has been received from Mrs.
E. d. Taylor who has been a patient
in the Walla Walla hospital for sever
al days. saying that she is not
seriously Ill and is getting along
nicely although she may not be able
to return to her home here for a
short time.
The Misses Vance were hOstesses at
a farewell gathering at their home,
given one evening last week in honor
of Irving La Lond who leaves in a
short time for Washougal where he
has property interests. Music and
games furnished pleasant entertain
ment for the guests until late hour.
Messrs. Spurleiter and La Lond gave
some excellent violin selections. A
delicious lunch closed the evenings
festivities.
Mrs B. +. Nell entertained a num-
Der of the children of Sec. I'm honor
of her little daughter, Nellie's birth
day one afternoon this week. Little
Miss Nellie received number Of
pretty gifts from her guests who en-.
jOyed a very pleasant afternoon at
her home.
This week g records show quite an
exodus of the Garden Tracts pOpula-
ton. w. F. SOnderman and family
have moved to their new home on
the Highlands; Mr.. King who came
here a few months ago from Mon
tana returns to his home there In a
few days accompanied by his family.
The calico carnival given at the
Pavilion Friday evening was well at
tended Calico was everywhere in
calico neck ties on the boys. calico for
sale and calico favOrs In the grab bag.
A wealth of good things to eat and
fines together with the sales at the
booths netted the Lutheran Young
Peoples Class over $26 which will he
turned over to the church treasury.
The Nile club made its debut in the
little social world of Kenne wick
with an informal reception at the
home of Miss Mable Howe Thursday
evening of last week. Miss Howe
and the president of the Club, Miss
Cora SercOmbe. were hOstesses at
the function and proved themselves
delightful entertainers as the sixty
guests who enjoyed their hospitality
testify most heartily After many
interesting games and contests, Il
real Dutch feed was served. Mrs. a:
B. Ely read a very entertaining and
Instructive paper on Scotland 9
fayOrite. "Bobbie Burns. Prizes
were awarded to Miss Ellis. DR.. Ely
and Rodney S0th.