The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1911-10-06
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Mrs.. TheadOre 3. Wright visited
,.,onds in Mabton and North Yakima
this week.
HR. Rudd. came downfrom Wash
.oena, Monday night, on business
q, the North Coast.
Mr.. Dalrymple. who is one of the
ryeral typhoid patients in town, 10
,eported to be improving.
Mr.. X. L. Banta left Tuesday even
inc for Spokane where she spent a
couple OF days at the fair.
Howard Anon. of Seattle, was In
tho city for a cauple of days this
veek looking after business interests.
Lois Taylor. who developed case
., pneumonia last week and has been
rnder the care of a trained nurse lie
improving rapidly.
Mrs. Carrie Leverich left Thursday
for Spokane, where che visited her
sons. RAYMOND and Frank Levertch,
and attended the fair.
Mrs. Nelson Williams entertains
the Ladies' Missionary Society of the
congregational Church this afternoon,
at the home OF her daughter, Miss
Kate Williams.
Mrs. d. L. Taylor received letter
from her mother, Mrs. Jackson, yes
terday stating that her sister, Mrs.
Merrifeld, nee Miss Jessie Jackson.
,sil with typhoid fever.
The new school houseis now ready
for the roof, the cornice being put in
Mace this week. The building looms
no 10 fine style, and will be credit
among the substantial buildings IN
the town.
IN. Annis returned Monday eve
ming from Spokane, where he and
Mrs. Annis went last week for a visit
with friends and relatives. Mrs.
Annis will visit in Spokane and ST..
Maries, Idaho.
G. E. Hanson visited Wenatcnee.
North Yakima and other part Of last
week. He went to North Yakima to
relieve Rev. BARTLETT WHO had been
looking after his interests at the fair.
Rev. Bartlett was feeling slightly
indisposed and was unable to CON-
plete the work.
Tuesday evening was a big night
with the Alton Circle. No. 692 OF the
Women of WOOdcraft. After the
regular session In the Masonic Hall
was concluded the remainder Of the
evening was turned over to Mrs; G.
E.Cox, Mrs. F. D. Pike and Mrs. J :.
Kelly who entertained the Circle in
royal style. A chicken dinner with
all the accompanying dainuies was
frst on the program and this was
disposed of to the entire satisfaction
DIAL present. While some of the
ladies' were clearing away the re-
mains OF the feast, several vocal and
instrumental selections were rendered
after which everyone forgot their
age and dignity in an informal hop.
Invited guests were Mrs. JamisOn,
Mrs. ]. T. Larkins and Miss j. e..
Guyer, mother and sister of Guardian
Neighbor Nina r. Neibel. and Miss
Edna Dimick.
Mrs. VIM. Helm. assisted by Mrs.
ID, Clsussen. entertained ten little
girls, Wednesday afternoon, in honor
Of her little daughter, Norma, this
date being her 10th birthday. Miss
Boone, the teacher was also present.
Many pretty gifts were received by
the little hostess and the young
guests were made happy by the care
lully planned contests and games
which furnished entertainment for
the afternoon. A guessing game and
aorawing contest proved especially
interesting and two dainty prizes
were awarded to the winners, A
isnt luncheon was an attractive
feature of the party and the little
Kris went home well pleased with
'ne fun they had had and offering
many birthday greetings and good
wishes to little Miss Helm. The
guests were Bessie Peters, Laverne
sad Erma Bier, Edna TCn, Nellie
oasughnesy, Florence HewitsOn,
uVslah LOckerby, Margaret Amber,
'efn Kimball, and Leila Cameron.
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