The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1911-05-19

Spokane where he has been receiving
treatment In the hospital for some
weeks.
NJ. A. Carley stopped off at kenne-
wick Monday on rather extended
trip to the east. He says he is going
to visit In Minnesota.
I Mrs. E. d. Ellis left Monday even
ing for Seattle for visit with heI
son-in-law and daughter. MIR. and
Mrs Cecil Callahan for d short time.
Charles Irwin underwent a slight
operation SATURDAY. but is now i'm.
proving under the doctors care and
will soon be able to be about again.
John Stfger. a prominent grocery.
man of Sunnyside was In kennewick
the first of the week visiting with
old friends and looking after business
interests here.
Rev. V. +. Marriott was In Rich
land Sunday evening and delivered
the Baccalaureate address to the
graduating class of the Rlchland
High School.
VIM. Sherratt left Tuesday for his
old home in Maplewood, n. j. While
here "Bill" made many friends and
had become somewhat prominent in
the affairs of local fraternities.
The Hover-Schiffner.C o., which has
been handling Pasco real estate for
some time past has closed operations
there and will make no further effort
to make sales OF the pay dirt of our
twin city.
DR.. Rhynsburger, ostepath, who
has been detained at Spokane for
some time. settling up business az
fairs, will be In Kennewick again In
the course OF a few days to resume
his practice.
Plans for the erection OF addition
al rooms to the Baptist church were
decided upon by the congregation at
Sunday mornings services and build.
ing operations will be commenced
Immediately.
Mrs. l.. ]. Bissell Of Seattle, Mrs. W.
B. Williams Of North Yakima and
Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Phillips of Baker
City, Oregon. were here last week to
attend the graduation of their niece,
Miss Ina Wright.
George Brown aud family who
have been occupying the Slaugen-
haupt resiGencein the Anon addition
for the past few weeks have rented
the house on Mob Hill that was for.
merly owned 10y Fred Schmella and
they expect to move into the same
about the first OF the coming week.
Mrs. A. F.. Nelson and two children
were here from Walla Walla last
week in attendance at the graduating
exercises Friday night and were pres
-nt at the Alumni Banquet at the
Kennewfck in honor of the Class of
1911, the following evening. Mrs.
Nelson ard children were guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. g. A Hamilton while
In the city.
The closing meeting of the Woman's
Club for this season was held Tues
day afternoon I'm the parlOrs Di
Hotel kOOntZ. The afternoon was
devoted to business and settling OF
affairs Of the club for the year. The
following officers were elected: Mrs.
F. NJ. Crosby, president; Mrs. G. y
Hanson, vice president; Mrs. L f
Johnson. secretary and Mrs. Thos.
Mckafn. treasurer. Mesdames John.
son and McKain held their offices 80
efficiently last year that their re-elec.
ton was deemed advisable by their
sister members. Mesdames Crosby
and johnson were appointed as dele.
gates to the meeting of the Stat
Federation OF WOman's clubs to be
held in Olympia next month. The
airernates are Mesdames W. T. Mann
and 5. Nj. Henderson. A sketch OF
the program for next year was read
by Mrs. Crosby for Mrs. E. NJ. Slv,
who is chairman of the program
committee. The course of study that
has been decided upon offers many
attractive. interesting and iDstruc.
tive features which will appeal to
every member Of the club. After
the business session the ladies' were
guests of Mrs. A. b. Ely at COrder's
where they were served with ice
cream and cake.