The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1911-04-21
LITTLE STORIES OF THE WEEK
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Postmaster A. H. Wheaton and II
A. Howe were called TO PrOsser Wed
nesday "a witness I'm the Superior
court.
Mrs. Washhurn who has been III
for some weeks, is still confined to
her home but is well on the road to
recovery.
Miss May Service of Silverton,
Idaho, is spending the week with
her sister and hrother-in-law. Mr. and
Mrs. Guy Hayden.
Al. Fisher was down to the Club
last Saturday morning before 1t was
open so anxious was he to "set 'em
up. His tirst-born ia a son.
H. A. Hover returned to Kenne.
wick Wednesday, from Los Angeles,
Cal. where he and Mrs. Hover have
spentseveral months at their winter
home.
A. F. Brown. Archie Brown and
Jess Curry made a trip to Rtchland
the latter part of last week in MIR.
Browns new auto and report a very
interesting trip.
Mrs. E. l.. Hoppel returned home
the first OF the week from RitzviIle
where she has been visiting with her
mother, sister and other relatives for
the past few weeks.
billie" Grant of the Merchants
GRILL left the first of the week for his
former bone in Nebraska. ON receipt
OF a telegram announcing the serious
illness of his brother.
Finley and Angel have most of the
grading done for a side track to the
brick yard. The fill at the place ia
nearly twenty feet high, and about
five hundred feet long.
Miss Edith Elmer returned Monday
evening from Il weeks visit in SpO-
kane and reports most ENJOYABLE
sojOurn IN the Falls city.
Miss Mayme Ward came over from
Auburn to spend the week visiting
with her brother, l.. Is. Ward, who
has charge of tn. st. Paul & Tacoma
Lumber yard at Kennewick.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Young were
very::agreeably surprised last evening
when about twenty Of the members
of the Rebekah Lodge. after gather.
Ing at the Twin City Bakery. left I'm
body for the Young bungalow on
Mob Hill. Although Mr.. and Mrs.
Young had been living in their new
home but two days and were not ex-
pecting company 80 soon. their
friends made themselves thoroly at
home and Il pleasant evening was
spent. The Young" couple were
the recipients of a number of presents
among which was corn-cob pipe
for Frank. Punch and waters were
served at the close of the evening.
The Ladies' Literary Club met
with Mrs Kelly Friday, April I4th.
As this was the annual meeting bus
iness WAS the order of the hour Re-
ports OF varions committees were
heard. Miss Church. for the book
committee, reported a satisfactory
list Of Juvenile books for the library
and was instructed to order same to
the amount of twenty fve.dOllars
general discussion of conditions
followed the report of the Library
committee The members of the
Club feel that steps must be taken
to call an election to vote a tax for
the maintenance OF the public library.
Mrs. Chas. Collins, for the Art com.
mittee, reported that the Art lecture
would be given May 4th This lee
ture will be a treat no one can afford
to miss and the proceeds will be used
to purchase books for the library.
The Club heartily endorses the "BOy
Scout movement In the city. The
Officers COR the following year are:
president. Mis-. G. o. Anderson; 1st
vice pres. Mrs. J. l.. Johnson; 2nd
vice pres. Mrs. E. NJ Sly; secretary.
Mrs. H. E Beach; corresponding Sec
rotary, Miss Ida Green; treas, Mrs
H. Ii. Davis; auditor. Mrs. J. B. Rose
Miss Church and Miss Green were
elected delegates to the State FEEDER
alton of WOmans' Clubs with Mrs
j. l.. johnson and Mrs. H. cole, al.
ternates. After the business meeting
favOrite quotations were given IN
response to roll call and Miss Green
favored the Club with music.