The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1911-07-14

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several days.
w. l.. Muncey transacted business
10 Zillah, Monday.
Miss Jessie Perry is employed in
the offices of the Chas. H. Collins Co.
Miss May Thompson of Granger, is
visiting her sister. Mrs. Paul Thomp-
sen.
Albert Lemons, of Richland, trans
acted business in this city the first
of the week.
T. J. Clark, one of PascO's most
prominent lawyers was visitor in
kennewick Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. LII. Cox, of Richland
visited with frien0s ana relatives n
Kennewick, Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Williams are
entertaining Mr. Williams little
sister Myrtle for few days.
Mrs. E. L. Hoppel is in Tacoma and
will probably remain on the coast
during the rest of the summer.
Mrs. A. l.. Williams and her sister
left Wednesday for Calgary. 3. c.,
where they will'spend the summer.
B. s. Thresher. of local option
fame, left the first of the week fol
Spokane where he Will spend the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harsha have moved
into the residence on Second street
formerly occupied by Mr.. and Mrs
w. J. Hoyt.
Miss Dorsey, OF The DaIles, is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Fred Peet
and will probably remain here fol
the summer.
The weather man keeps sending
the same old report. fair and warmer
until we will soon he having som,
real summer.
Ira Starr. a brOther-in-law tt
Agent Crawford, who has been visit
ing with him for the past week, lef
Wednesday for Athena. Oregon.
Miss Edna Newman who has beef
visiting her uncle aud aunt, sir. ant
Mrs. New man, has gone to Attali,
where she will make her home IL
the future.
Mr.. and Mrs. ChinOweth, of Pasco
will move to kennewick In a few
days and viii make their home IL
the Garden Tracts. Mrs. Chinowetl
is a sister of Leslie Williams.
Horton Huntingtoncouldn t stant
Tuesdays 1O6 temerature,so he tool
No. Al for Seattle. He thinks hi
money will last about a week. He'
a member of the Sunday school, too
A good many Of the residents hav
been inveigled into having their pic
ture taken by the man with tn
camera. this week. Three travelin,
photographers made the city visi
and have been busy getting orders
Sometimes they did but oftener the,
didn't as most people in kennewic
are loyal to home trade.
Everybody ia invited to catch
chicken of his own or steal one of hi
. neighDOr's and come to the free.fOl
all basket picnic given at the Finle
Hall, Saturday evening. July 22nd
under the auspices of the Finle
Grange. There will be no price of ad
mittance, no fee for the feeO. Just
good time for everybody, that's all
A neighborhood reunion was he'll
at the home of Mrs. P &. Book, Sun
, day in which several old friends wer
again 10 each Others society and en-
joyed a chat about old times an,
the changes which the past few year
have brought to the little group O
homes in east Kennewick. Mr.. an,
Mrs. D. C. Gibbs of Pasco were pre-
sent and Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Amor
were down from Locust Grove.
Miss Francis Olbrich entertaine,
twenty-five OF her friends IN honor n
her new piano, Friday evening
Every musician in The crowd wa
called upon to perform and the ton,
and finish of the instrument wa
pronounced perfect Games and con
versation we're lively and the refresh
ments delicious. After paying theil
respects to the piano and. to thei
charming hostess. fonnd to thei
great surprise that it was growing
early and made themselves scarce
coDgratulating themselves for hav
ing been lucky enough to be mum
bered among Miss Olbrich's friends
The last meeting of the Ladies
NeedlewOrk Club was not reported
last week, owing to the illness of thu
secretary. 1t was held at the home
of Mrs. E r. Neible and Mrs. A. vii
sOn, one of the most efficient mem
bers of the organization was tn,
UueSt nj honor Mrs Wilson leaves