The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1911-08-18

Ito Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Davis,
,. Du,y August 18th, a daughter
n Mathew was business visi'
,a = from Ha"f0'd the first OF the
If the earlier varities OF grapes
INTO market the first OF the
week.
r,odlng is assisting a. stenog'
npber in the law once OF u L. '''
- .,..rs H. w. Brown and his bro
.r O. Brown were PrOsser bus
i a, visitors Wednesday,
u,ss Ethel Tompkins returned
.as.v from Julietta. where she has
a n visiting for some time.
W. George Yeaman, OF Mabt"n
;. eating with her parents, Mr.. ano
=. = ". Moore, at Hotel Antlers
Mrs. H. A. Bier and two children
..,u,ned Sunday evening from Sc
.,.,s where they have been spending
the past month.
The Misses Leila and Alta Wilsey
r.o have been dressmaking in st
w.v.s Idaho, returned home thu
fret Of the week.
pobt. Classen and family, OF Pasco
,.ya moved into the Taylor resi-
a.nce hack of the Lutheran church
", Classen Is employed with thu
Twin CITY Ice and Cold Storage Co
Mas Bernice Lake left Thursday
n, her old home in PrOsser. wher'
.he will spend a week before return
mo to Kennewick. She will stay
9TH her aunt, Mrs. Carr, this winte
and attend high school here.
tleghorn & Wettlaufer have movet
,oto the building on Second ST., jus
vacated by the w. K. Weisel Co.
which they will use for their tailo
shop. The Weisel Co. has takel
rooms upstairs IN the Emigh- Fl ow'
building.
The baby daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
&c. Delano died Monday evening
after three weeks illness, She wa
The only daughter and leaves he
uarents and two brothers to mourn
berloss. The many friends wish t.
express their sympathy to the sol
rowing family. The body was take
to Spokane for burial Tuesday.
The Needleworkers met with Mrs
wettlaufer Aug. IL, and were YER,
pleasantly entertained. There wa
agood attendance and the business
Of the club was attended to. Tn
names Of two candidates for mem
bership, Mrs. Annis and Mrs. John
con. were voted upon and accepted a
members. The chief topic OF CONVEX
cation during the afternoon. 1nstea'
II Of the late popular one ofgowns an,
comets, consisted OF the big Up Rive
excursion Of the day before, most Q
to- ladies having taken the trip. Mri
@ettlaufer served a very daint
lunch, after which the guess depart
Cd to meet with Mrs. Amber In tn
Garden Tracts. Sept. 18th.
A delightful social was held las
fhday evening by the members {
me Methodist Church and thei
hends' on the lawn at the Ashbaug
nome, In honor of Mr.. and Mrs. f
y. Ashbaugh, who left the first {
'ne week fur their new home nea
"Ston. Idaho. As it was NC
.Do"n that the family were to leav
50 soon.. arrangements were no
uaae for the reception until lat
rhuay afternoon. but most of tn
ueuoers were notified and the tamil
.e'e given complete surprise. Th
e'euing was devoted to social COZ
asa'ion by the older visitors, wbil
NC e young people took possession {
'ue lawn for their games. With a
app'opnate speech, Rev. BIZ. Brow
pssented Mr.. and Mrs. Ashbaug
s"u set OF oyster forks. as a toke
r. ''eem. and Mr.. Ashbaugh's sc,
s aes as superintendent of the NJ. ]
an schooI for the past five wear.
s present joined in singing the oil
,n u' GOD Will Take Care of You.
~ sF which refreshments were served
49,, quo Mrs. Ashbaugh left for theI
se s nome the first of the week. a,
g..l paa'ed by their two children
b.n u,een and Helen, and Mrs. AS,
sha ~ mother. Mrs. Mary Croft,
|. Will make her home with then