The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1911-09-29
Friends of Frank Dern are glad to
see him about again after his illness.

Friends OF Frank Dern are glad u
see him about again after bis illness
Mrs..E. d. Taylor. OF PascO. wat
in town Tuesday visiting friends an6
settling up business affairs.
The Pythian Sisters hold thei1
regular semi-monthly meeting this
evening and good attendance is es
pecially desired.
Mrs. Bert Lloyd is reported to bs
very low in the hospital at Walla
Walla Mr.. Lloyd was called to hel
side Tuesday morning.
o O. NOben, who has been spend
Ing the past two months or so visit
ing at different points In Idaho. has
returned to kennewick
The Kennewick Shoe Shop moved
the first OF the week from the Taylor
building to the building next to the
kennewick Packing Co.
Mrs. May T. Trimble left Monday
for Chicago, New York, and other
eastern cities and will be absent on
this trip for several weeks.
Joe Gleason, a former section fore.
man on the Kennewick division OF
the Northern Pacific, died at Ia
coma, Tuesday IN the company's hos
pital.
After attending several sessions OF
the Northern Pacific Power & Light
Association at Spokane, R. J. An
drus returned to town Sunday, alive
and well and apparently little the
worse for the ordeal.
Mrs. H. G. Merriam, formerly Miss
Ella Fleenor. writes from her new
location In Alberta, Canada, that
she and her husband are very pleas
antly settled in coy little Groom
for two" home.
A. A. Edwards, who has been III at
the koontz hotel since Tuesday, was
taken to Spokane yesterday after
noon. as his sickness threatened to
develop into typhoid. Mrs. Edwards
accompanied him.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. J. Beaudette, Mrs.
J. H. Gravenslund's sister and
brother-in-law and family arrived
last week from Mendoza, Minnesot
and will spend some time in Kenne.
wick visiting at the Gravenslund
home.
The Rev. w. P. Osgood, pastor OF
the Liberty Park Baptist Church, OF
Spokane. WASH, has been called az
the pastor of the church at Kennr.
wick and begins his services Sunday.
He has rented the Tweedt house 10
the Garden Tracts and is moving
this week.
Mrs. John Berpath was agreeably
surprised last week when two cons.
ms. Fred and Carl Besing, whom she
mad not seen for eleven Years, drop.
ped Off at kennewic and paid her y
visit. They expressed themselves az
delighted with kennewick and its
people. They left Thursday for Sc.
attic and Tacoma and will visit
kaiama Falls before going on to
their hO"'e in GlenwOod, Minnesota.
Life has been one round of Joy for
the kids since the merry -go-round
came to town last week. 1t is one al
the poorest Of its kind and refiec.
ton on the name Of merry-go.
round but it's many deficiencies do
not hinder 1t from being popular
hanging-Out place for the children
and most OF the parents will be very
glad when 1t moves ON and the
younger fry cease their impor.uni.
ties for dimes and nickels. ~
Master William Sly has proven
himself one of the enterprising boost
ers OF the town and bids fair to be.
come as eminent an authority upon
fruit and produce as the worthy E
M. He is showing the travellers up
on the Northern Pacific and O. W.
K. 4 n. trains what can be done In
the way OF fruit growing in the
kennewick valley. He finds ready
sale for little baskets OF peaches and
grapes tastefully arranged, by going
through the trains when they stop at
the depOts. and what is still better,
the demand for his fruit is growing.
Those who are accustomed to buy.
ing fruit from the newsv can readily
appreciate the attractiveness of fresh
fruit sold at reasonable prices.