The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1911-09-08

Mrs. Robert Bignell made a busi-
ness trip to Paosser, Wednesday.
Now doth the coal man begin to
Sit up and take some interest In life.
Miss Bertha Leverich Is employed
as stenOgrapher at the Bank of Ken.
newick.
Mrs. Elliot Ellis and baby are WIS.,
Ting with friends and relatives In
Wapato.
H. E. Munday has been seriously
Ill this week at his home in Weisel's
Addition.
Mr.. Mcfarland came over from
Pa-co, Wednesday for a visit with
friends here
Mr.. and Mrs D. G. Gibbs. of Pasco.
visited with friends in Kennewick the
first of the week.
Mrs. A. F. Brown returned home
Saturday from few days visit with
relatives in Pasco
Phil Bier came down from Toppen-
ish the first OF the week for visit
with relatives and friends.
Mrs. S. R. Harper left this week for
Lewiston. Idaho, where she will visit
with relatives and friends.
G. G. Wilson, returned to his home
in Section Z last week from com.
bined business and pleasure trip In
Missouri.
Frank G. Hayden. of Blaine, WASH,
has been visiting with the Clarks' in
Section this week. He left for his
home Wednesday evening.
A. B.. Rutherford. who is seriously
Ill with typhoid fever, was taken to
the home bis brother, A. E. Ruther-
ford, at The Dalles, Ore, Wednesday.
&. A. Hamilton and family have
moved from the Hewetson residence
on Washington ST, into the house
belonging to Mrs. c. J. Beach in the
Beach Addition.
G. Seals, of Deer Park, was in Ken.
newfck the first OF the week and at
tended the funeral of his brother-in-
law. George Bowen, which was held
here Monday afternoon.
Ex-Mayor Bill Munsey, who got
fired from the head office of the city
of Richland because he moved to
Kennewick is spending the week in
Seattle. leaving Wednesday,.
j. B. Rutherford of the Twin City
BOttling Works, is laid up with an
attack of the fever. He was taken
to the hospital at The Dalles Tues.
day. Mrs. Rutherford accompanying
him.
A single bunch of grapes that
weighed three and a quarter pounds
was being carried around town Sat
urdav by w. H. Durham. He was so
proud Of his product that he had it
carried clear back to Iowa, by Mrs.
Carson. who left Sunday for that
place. The grapes were of the Flame
TOkay variety and each grape was
a monster.
S. Halverson returned Monday
night from a five weeks trip thru the
PalOuse country, where he went to
visit old friends and relatives. He
says that that the wheat crop In
that country is a bumper, and that
| some of them are harvesting crops
that run sixty bushels to the acre.
Scott Henderson scOrched the GU
ticle from the fingers on his left
hand Wednesday morning while try
ing to hurry up the kitchen fire with
gasoline. He thought it was the
coal OIL can. Fortunately 1t wasn't
the hand he pounds the table with,
so it didn't intefere with the flow of
/ his oratory at the K. P. doings In
Prosser Wednesday night where he
had been engaged to give the big
talk. =.
The Womans' Club met on Tues
day at the home of the president,
Mrs. Crosby. Mrs. J. l.. Johnson
gave an interesting report OF the an
nual meeting of the State Federation
of Womens' Clubs held in Olympia In
July. A. R. Gardner interested the
women In encouraging Prof. Kimball
to come to Kennewick and several
other important matters were dis
cussed. On Saturday September, 8
there will be a special meeting in the
Library to make arrangements for
taking part in the fruit carnival. All