The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1911-02-03
This is bur the second installment
Of rho sarial srorp

This is bur the second 1nsrallment
of the serial story.
G. A. Stuart of section spent most
| OF tn week in Prosser officiating on
the jury bench.
Mine Host Newman, of the Antlers
made business trip to Spokane the
first Of the week.
Mrs. Chas. Conway and Mrs. F. ID.
Pike visited with Mrs. n. A. McPhee
In Finley Sunday.
Roy Nicholson returned to kenne-
wtck:the first OF the week after spend
Ing month in Oregon.
Roy Washburn of sec ton who has
been critically Ill with pneumonia is
reported to be improving slowly.
Messrs. Hale and Hite OF Walla
Walla have purchased the Club Baths
and barber shop from J. E. Graham.
The Ladies Aid of the Presbyterian
church met Thursday afternoon at
2 O'Clock at the home of Mrs. NJ. H.
Church.
Mr. and Mrs. c. X. Smith left Sat
urday for the Coast after spending a
week In Kennewick visiting with old
friends.
The Ladies Missionary society of
the Congregational church met at
the church Thursday afternoon in an
enjoyable session.
The ladies of st. Paul's Guild will
conduct home cookery sale on Sat.
urday afternoon, February 18th, at
Jenkins Cash Store.
S. Mueller OF Seattle was the guest
OF Miss Mabel Leisure, Sunday. He
returned to his home on the Coast
the first OF the week.
C. II. Funuaw of Zillah and brother
G. K. Funuaw of Spokane spent Wed.
Desday visiting Mr.. and Mrs. HaynOr,
Mrs. Haynor being the formers
daughter.
MIR. and Mrs. Arthur Hoyt who
were married in Spokane during the
Christmas holidays. returned to Ken
newick this week and will make their
future home here.
Mr.. Weigel Of the Weigel Clothing
Store at North Yakima. stopped Off
here the latter part OF last week for a
short visit with old friends. while on
his way back home from The Dalles,
Ore.
Miss Grace Leisure who came to
the valley a short time ago to make
her home. left Saturday for her for
mer home In Seattle where she ex-
poets to complete her course I'm mil
linery.
| Mr.. and Mre. r. Gilcrest who have
made their home in Spokane since
selling their place In the Garden
Tracts came down to spend week
or ten days with their daughter, Mrs.
! Moore.
George Brown OF Locust Grove
was business visitor In the Garden
City last week. He also visited his
daughter, Miss Mary Brown who is
teaching in the school at Prescott,
during his absence.
xsr1n Alxv
returned from trip to York state
IN the interests Of the Richland Land
Co. expects togo back within week
or 50 for thirty or more people who
will have had their arrangements
completed for the trip by that time.
Many of the city's most skillful
housewives were leagueG in an in
teresting contest which was run by
Jenkins Cash Grocery last week.
| Neither tongues or swords were the
weapons used In this amicable war
fare hut st he staff of life'' was
chosen as one mighty enough In
strength to be worthy of the mettle
OF the contestants. 1t was stipulated
that Krone -four must be used In
making the bread and a. first prize of
a barrel OF -four and meat rooster
was offered for the finest loaf and a
second prize of halt barrel of flour
and some groceries was given to the
lady whose bread ranked next In
quality The winners were Mrs Jones
| OF Section Z. and Mrs. WhitsOn. Over
fifty ladies competed. and Mesdames
Moran, Brown. and Bier Ofiiciated
as judges.