The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1911-08-04

n1AO, l"c dIuC Man, mas
been In Patterson this week WELD.
ing his brush on the schoolhouse at
that place.
Marvin Carnahan returned Satur-
DAY from a two weeks visit with
his cousin. Beacher Simms. residing
at Nez Perce, Idaho.
Miss Beulah Church left Tues.1av
for Spirit Lake where she will snend
a month at the summer home of her
uncle, Mr.. Church of Spokane.
}. L. Harrison. of Medford. Oregon
who formerly resided here and was
employed in Howe's furniture store.
arrived the first OF the week for a
visit with old friends.
News was received in Kennewick
this week of the marriage of Joe
crosby and Amelia Rogers, two
young folks who were well known
In the valley a year or two ago.
Hiss Ada Wherry has been the
guest OF Mrs E. L. Ely for several
days. She resides in Everett and is
on her way to the Moody Bible In
stitute.
Mics May Holloway returned Wed.
nesday from Spokane. where she has
been visiting relatives and friends
for several weeks. She was accom-.
panied by her little nephew, Elmo
Allen.
Letters from the Misses Holmes
who are spending their vacation In
Portland state that Miss Shirley is
rapidly recovering from the severe
attack of hay fever which occasioned
their trip.
Joe Perry, of the Reporter force re.
turned Monday night from his va.
cation spent in the eastern part Of
the state. There weren't any fist
scales in his hair, but he lows that
he caught plenty.
The ice cream social given by the
V.P. Class of the NJ. E. Church last
Tuesday evening on Wettlaufer's
lawn, was largely attended in spite
of the cool weather, and over $l4 on
was added to the class fund.
Ed Montgomery returned to hi.
home in Tacoma the first of tn,
week. He has been on his place il
the Chicago Tracts for some time i'm
proving the land. digging a well aut
installing pump for irrigating pur
poses.
Miss Mary Johnson returned to he
home in Granger. Wednesday, afte
spending few weeks at the home O
her sister, Mrs. Paul Thompson. Sh
hopes to return to kennewick in
couple OF weeks and may atten(
school here.
/ Mrs. Kelley entertained her Sunda!
School class of the NJ. E. Church a
her home Tuesday afternoon. 4
large number of little girls were pre-
sent and various games afforded
amusement for the afternoon. Re
freshmeDts were served by thei
teacher who was assisted by Mis-
Stevens.
Among the several young ladiel
who will be resident teachers In thu
city schools this fall is Miss Eureks
Ely. Miss Ely was elected at late
date than the teachers in most o
the grades and will have charge o
the third grade when school OPEN
in September. She is spending th'
summer with her parents, Mr.. ant
Mrs. E. M. Ely.
| The ladies of the Congregations
Church entertained kennewick's JOY
hunters at an ice cream social, Fri
nay evening, at the home of Mrs
Jamison. Japanese lanterns wer
strung among the trees giving tn
scene picturesque old world tOucl
! and the tables were placed abOu
the lawn. Music was furnished dur
ing the fore part of the evening b.
Miss Holloway and Mr.. Van Nors
dali.
E. B. Kilbourn, treasurer of Beloi
College in Wisconsin. accompanied
by his wife, visited with friends II
this city Monday and went up OF
the steamer to HanfOrd Tuesday
morning. Mr.. and Mrs. kilbOurr
are on an extended tour throughout
the western states. They are ole
friends of Victor E. Marriott and TIT
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