The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1911-08-11

Mrs. Harry Lodge is reported Ill.
F. NJ. Well was down from White
Bluffs, Sunday.
Mrs. R. J. Andrus and Mrs. A. r.
Gardner were visitors in Pasco, Tues
day.
Mrs. A. H. Wheaton and Miss
Louise Gravenslund were in PascO,
Wednesday.
Mr. and Herb Brown are spending
a week in Walla Walla visiting old
schOOlmates of Mrs. Browns.
w. P. Agnew came down from
North Yakima to be numbered
among the excursionists, Thursday.
Miss Estella Taylor returned today
from Sunnyside, where she has been
visiting friends for couple of weeks.
W. NJ. Saxton was down from North
Yakima the first OF the week dan
bling in the local affairs Of the O.-W.
p. 4 n.
Auditor r. T. Dilworth of the Ryan
Newton Company spent Wednesday
in kennewick looking over the com
pany's accounts.
Mrs. J. l.. ChineW eth and Mrs. l..
R. Williams left Monday for Sprague
where they will spend month visit.
ing with friends.
There will be- no preaching in the
Presbyterian church for the next two
Sundays as Mr.. Fraser will be gone
for his vacation.
@. A. FechtOr, of North Yakima,
was In Kennewick Sunday comforting
with the local representatives of the
n. P. l. Company.
Proprietor T. w. Moore OF the
Hotel Antlers opened the Hotel Din.
ing Room Sunday and is serving the
kind of meals you like best.
Miss Leah Rich accompanied Mrs.
U. s. Agnew and daughter. Virginia
to White Bluffs and will spend a few
weeks visiting at their home.
Miss Emma Gentle returned &C
Kennewick Monday. after spending
three days at the home of her niece,
Mrs. Louis i. Danes, residing at
Coolidge.
Perry Tulles and DR.. Tulles, bro
!! ther and father of the Tulles brothers
of local fame, were down from Ben
ton City the first OF the week visiting
the family here,
| Miss Bertha Christopher, a niece O
Deputy Health Officer. Il. n. Gal
houn, has secured Il school in the
| vicinity OF Kiona, where she will
have about Il dozen pupils.
Miss Iris BarthOlet returned Sat
urday, from Seaside, Oregon, where
she has been in company with Mrs
i l.. E. Johnson and little sons, enjoy
ing the facinating pastimes on tist
beach.
Nj. and Mrs j. F. Bonn aud itttlt
daughter came down from White
Bluffs Wednesday and spent the after
noon with Mr.. and Mrs. E. l.. Kolt
and friends in town. They returned
to White Bluffs on the excursion
boat.
G.. E. Lum received a letter a few
days ago from &. W. Lane and fami-
~, who are now located at Napoleon,
Wash. They say they are we'll and
happy in their new home and send
best regards to old neighbors and
friends.
The members of the Y. P. class
took advantage OF the city's holiday
yesterday by holding a picnic at the
Jungles. The Youngsters gathered
from various parts of the community
at about 1870 and took fish poles
and lunch baskets with them. The
day proved very pleasant one for
all attending and the dinner under
the trees was the best OF 1t all.
Not many are aware that a mum.
OF the residents of the Garden Tracts,
whose places are on the water front
will have almost a full crop of peach.
es this year in spite Of the spring
frOsts. Their crop ia the result OF
the proximity OF the orchards to the
river and many sleepless spring
nights spent In watching the ther.
mometer and the smudge pots.
Ingwall Smith says that. owing to
the good market prices this year,
this seasons peaches will bring him
more cash than his entire yeiId in
1911.