The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1911-10-13

~ s,lyers arrived Sunday from
portland 1
Lost something? The cent'a-word
counn will find 1T.
fsas Conway transacted business
: prosspr last week.
rod Hofreiter was down from
rh,te Bluffs, Sunday.
,.s H.R. Vibber and Miss James
listed in Pasco Saturday.
po,n--to Mr.. and Mrs. r. ?. Rich
.,asop. Monday, the ninth.a son.
,yop shanaielt left Sunday morn
NJ ior Portland, Ore, to visit with
trends.
Hubbard of Centralia was q
,..,,ess visitor in the city, the first
Il the week.
Mas Alice steigler is serving as
apprentice in Thornton & Cameron's
millinery department..
Nh. Barrager. of Sunnyside. was
nn.ness visitor in Kennewick the
latter part Of last week.
Mrs R. L. Banta returned Friday,
tom Spokane, after enjoying a few
s.ya, visit with friends.
LR. Van de Bogart returned We'd
r.sday from the Sound where he has
hen looking after business.
MS. Lewis. Superintendent of the
vsupewick schools, was visitor at
the Spokane Fair. last week.
Mrs. Carrie Leverich returned Sun.
day from Spokane. " here she visited
friends and relatives last week.
Emil Mullenbeck visited at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. 5. E vans In Rich
land the latter part OF last week.
Thehome of Mr.. and Mrs. Del Coul-
son was made happy by the arrival
Of SOD, born Sunday the eighth
TIL. Dry, postmaster at Hover,
was in town the latter part of last
week looking after business interests
Mrs. Arthur II. Wheaton and
Misses Helen and Kate Williams and
Miss vanAllen visited friends in Pasco
Saturday evening.
Mrs.. John Charles and little son
left, Saturday for Olympia, where
they will join Mr.. Charles and re
main for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. B. Clements, OF
Richland, were In town last Thurs
day and left that evening for Spo.
kane to attend the Fair and to visit
friends.
Perry WiIloughby, editor of the
Hanford Columbian, stopped off for
sshoft visit with friends in Kenne.
wick, while on his way to Lewiston,
Idaho.
]. A. Bellows has purchased the
lot and house On East Fifth Street,
owned bv &. j. Henneberry. and
moved his family to same the first OF
the week.
Miss Pearl Drummond left Sunday
evening for the cOase and will visit
friends and relatives IN Seattle. Olym.
pla. and other points of interest on
the Sound during the winter.
A Rebekah lodge was instituted al
Pasco. last Thursday evening. by
Mrs. E. D. Ellis. of this city. Aftel
tne institution, the Rebekah degree
was conferred upon a class of candf
yates, by the officers and members o.
the team of Althea Rebekah LOdge
NO. lS2 OF Kennewick. A very pleas
snt time is reported by all who were
VISITORS across the river at that time
The sins of commission are some
nee greater tndn the sins Oh com
mission and the reporter on this
paper pleads guilty of the first iI
"htlng the story of the victory
achieved by Kennewick's grapes fol
'ast weeks issue. In mentioning the
e'apegroWers who contributed tC
ue displays at the state and inter
''a'e iairs. the following persona
,uoald have been given credit: Mrs
Nid'ng, A. l. Smith. d. J. Beinhart
,e'er Larson, A. Spence, Fay F.
'an, W. ID. Allison.4E. d. Collins,
Wv H''' ). II. Wood, Myers & Weiland
.s.l Myers, e. Staehr.t Chas. Widrig
and 0. W. Rich. &is