The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1911-03-10
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NO Kitten transacted business
IN Spokane the first of the week.
Mrs, h. L. Mundy has been very I'll
this week, but is reported better.
Rev. V. K. Marriott spoke at The
congregational Church In Pasco last
Sunday evening.
J, P. O'Brien left Wednesday for
North Yakima where he has taken a
position as operator.
Mrs. Z. D. Ellis visited with friends
in Washtucna last Saturday and
Sunday returning home Monday.
DR.. Rhynsburger received the news
the first of the week of the serious Ill.
ness of his wife at their home In Spo-
kane.
Mrs. l.. W. Ragsdale, her little
daughter and her sister. Miss Myrtle
Williams. visited friends across the
river Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mrs. I. W. Hobbs and Mrs. J. d.
Kalkwarf, mother and sister of Mrs.
Hoppel. came down from Ritzville
Wednesday night for a short visit.
The recently organized Ladies' Mis-.
sionary Society OF the Methodist
church Will hold their first meeting
at the home of Mrs. McMlllen next
Wednesday afternoon, the 10th.
NJ. L. Ryan. missionary TO Japan.
who gave an illustrated lecture at
the Nj. Z. Church last night, will
speak at the Front ST. Mission to-
night and Saturday night and will
preach the sermon at the M.EC Church
sunday night.
Mrs. Eichner entertained a number
of her friends Tuesday evening at her
home on Washington street. Miss
Mary Bier was assistant hostess and
all forgot their trouble in the Joys OF
Dutch Lunch was served.
P. F. Sass. who formerly represent
ted Schneider. the optical specialist of
Walla Walla, has severed connections
with DR. Schneller and has opened AN
optical office OF his own in Pasco. He
calls attention to the change in a
display advertisement elsewhere in
this paper.
Jack COrder counted himself among
the busiest OF the many busy men
about kennewick the first of the
week when his new soda fountain
and fixtures arrived from Chicago.
The new fixtures lend a citified at
Effectiveness to the Fern, which bids
fair to become a popular resort this
summer
The ladies of the M. +. Aid were
guests of Mrs. F. L. Jenkins Wednes-
day afternoon. All present put in
good time at their sewing and fancy
work. The society is deeply en-
crossed in preparations for a May
Morning breakfast and Il sale Of fancy
articles to take place upon the same
date.
Cascade Lumber company, was in
kennewick the first of the week in
voicing the yard for Dick Mounsey to
take charge. Mr.. Mounsey has been
out of the lumber business for the
past year, and the many patrons of
the yard will be glad to welcome him
back. !. c.. McClelland, who has
been acting In the capacity of man.
ager during Mr.. MOunsey's absence
will take charge of the yard at Rich
land. at which place the auditor is
spending the latter part of the week.
\ most enjoyable dancing party
was given by Mr.. and HIrs. l.. C.
Kitchener at their home last Satur-
day evening In honor of Mrs. Ethlyn
Stemler, OF Eugene, Oregon. and Miss
Bessie Heljeson of Mt. Vernon, South
Dakota, who have been visiting at
the Kitchener home the past three
weeks. At midnight very appetiZ-
Ing lunch was served after which
dancing, was again INDUCED In until
the wee small honOrs. On departing
the guests declared they had been
royalty entertained. Miss Heljeson
Ieft Tor her home In the east Wednes-
day morning. while Mrs. Stemler pro-
longs her visit for awhile.-Wash.
ougal Sun.