The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1911-12-29

Mrs. Thatcb. of Spokane, spent
n Christmas as the home of Mrs. o'augen-
haupt.
$ Perry Willoupbby, editor OF the Han
ford Columbian was business V'S''or
d IN the city, Tuesday. {
Mr.. J. d. Bird and son. OF Pasco'
3 visited at the home OF Mr. and Mrs.
George Brown, Tuesday
E. c. Trip, of The Courier, left last
FRIDAY FIR SEATTLE to spend a few days
visiting friends on the Coast. 81
Miss H.rlowe, stenographer at the
m P. / company's office spent the
Christmas holidays out of town.
Mas Georgia Bower came down from
Ricbland the latter part of last week
! for visit with Miss Ethel Tompkins.
rs Mcdonald was initiated into
the mysteries of the Rebekah degree at
the meeting Of the 7 lodge Tuesday even
ing.
Mrs, Chas, Conway returned Monday
1 from, Walls Walla where she spent
several days receiving medical treat
ment. '. "-'' ..-
Geo. Henning, of the Garden Tracts,
is i'll with typhoid fever. Mr.. Hennine
is recent arrival from the Palouse
country.
w. J.~Eakin,- of Seattle, has been
spending some time in Kennewick Wis
iting friends and looking after business
interests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elliott Ellis and little
son spent the Christmas holidays with
Mrs. Ellis parents at Donald, near
North Yakima.
Sherman Halvorsen, who is working
in one of the Spokane banks, is visit
ing his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. Hal
vorsen for week.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. D. Plantz and Mr..
and Mrs. Lee Wettlaufer, of Pasco,
| spent Christmas with relatives and
friends in Kennewick.
Miss Bertha Christopher, who is
| teaching school near Kiona, is spending
the Christmas holidays with her uncle
G. N. Calhoun and family.
Delta and Marietta Shinn, who are
attending Sisters schoolin Walla Walla,
came home last week to spend the holi-
days with relatives and friends.
Thew. P. Glass gave a Christmas
party for Mrs. E. O. Brown, their
| teacher, Saturday night. They presen-
ted her with handsome present.
| Mrs. w. S. Egbert, who has been
visiting at the home of her son., Geo.
] Epbert. for the past few days. left
Tuesday for her home in The Dalles.
Lige Peckenpaugh is here spending
the Christmas holidays at the home OF
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. s. D. Peck
enpaugh. He plans to leave soon Tor q
jaunt in Canada. aA
Mrs. Brown and daughter Edna, who
have been visiting with Mrs. Browns
sons, A. F. and A. C. Brown for the
mast month left Monday evening fo1
thair hons in Cass City, Michigan.
LII. Hursey returned Saturday from
hi. trip to the south. He had most
ENJOYABLE. visit at his aboyhood home and
reports business conditions in the south
ern states to be better than in the west.
mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bird arrived
! Sunday. from Milton, Ore, to spend
chr;stnss- with Mrs. Birds parents, Mr..
and Mrs. George Brown. Mr.. Bird re-
tnrned to Milton Monday evening but
Mrs. Bird will remain ssfew days longer
| for visit with home folks and friends
in X nnewjck.
The burning of the candle IN the
window ofstfre Tulless Drug Store on
Chsstmas,eve was watched with con-
siderable interest. The flame lasted
q hours. 50 minutes and As seconds. and
Dean Coulson, who guessed q hours
and 20 minutes was the lucky man who
uor the Victor talking machine offered
az prize.
| Resistant Postmaster Young's home,
an the brow of Dell Haven hill, was the
scene of one of the jolliest Christmas
narties of the season. A Christmas
tree and a whopping big dinner were
the features of prime Importance.
Those who had the most fun were: Mr..
and Mrs. Munday, the Misses Sercombe,
and Campbell, and Irving Gleason,
Herbert Shanafelt and r. E. Reed.